GDS 3 KW generator runs on water

[MarkE]

@mark E..milehigh wanted to know why I'm openminded to the potter claimsi so I gave him the reason.I'm not going to do experiments for you that you can do for yourself easily at home

Nor do you seem inclined to produce any other evidence.  Yet, you bemoan that people do not take your claims seriously.

[MarkE]

Here is an old ad I found for GDS before they had the original financial issues back in 2011.  They were providing energy saving consulting services and sold a range of products that save a few watts here and there.  Example LED light bulbs, solar panels, compressor optimizes, power monitors etc. this fits back with my theory the GDS 3000 was originally just a device  that used your regular mains pressure tap water usage to generate small amount of power. http://www.hotfrog.ca/Companies/Gds-Energy-Management-Consultants

That's an interesting find.  Legitimate retail didn't work out for them so they decided to run a perpetual motion scam from Mexico.

[TinselKoala]

Tinsel


Chet
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Quite honestly I am interested in Nothing more than qualifying This Claim.PERIOD

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Chet

I have no doubt about your honesty, Chet. And I am interested in qualifying This Claim too, and that is why I asked you if he answered the phone himself or did a secretary answer it. I think that most companies with tens of employees, operating in a hundred thousand square foot factory, would probably have someone to answer the phone for the Boss, don't you? But they do do things a little differently in Canada, I suppose. Although I never saw a thatched roof on an open-air pool house when I was up there.

[MarkE]

Tinsel


Chet
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Quite honestly I am interested in Nothing more than qualifying This Claim.PERIOD

Thx
Chet

Chet, thanks for chasing this.

[MileHigh]

We can cut him some slack if he doesn't have a fax machine because fax machines are finally truly dying.  lol

In theory, they should _already_ have a test bed for a sustained 5 kilowatt load.

The test spec with the measurement protocols is everything Chet and if it doesn't make it to this thread then forget it as far as I am concerned.  This is not "excessive," what I am saying is absolutely real.

I just remembered a classic load configuration for something like this.  You can put electric oven elements inside a metal cage.  You can buy 2000-watt electric oven elements on eBay for $40 USD.  You also need the interconnect wires with the insulation that can withstand high temperature.  Al long as you have a reliable method to dispose of 5 kilowatts of heat power you are good to go.

MileHigh