Its cold winter time, so what is the best OU heater design ?

[hartiberlin]

Hi All,
over here in Germany we have now very low temperatures and
many people, who  still have no zentral heatings in their flat have to buy now
coal or gas for heating purposes...

So what is now the best overunity heater design one can build right now ?

Anything with cold fusion ?

Any HHO heater design to generate more heat than directly heating with electricity ?

Many thanks.

[Super]

Yes there is ... MAHG (Moller's Atomic Hydrogen Generator) needs low temperature (e.g. cold water) to be most powerful.

1 KWH current -> about 15 Cent, 1 KWH gas -> about 5 Cent => efficiency of MAHG (uses electricity 1KWH ) -> COP of 21

15 / 21 = 7 Cent for 21 KWH -> 0.34 Cent per KWH of warm/hot water (milkmaid calculation )

[IronHead]

As far as a buildable planned system I have to agree with the MAHG. This is a fairly easy build.
http://jlnlabs.online.fr/mahg/index.htm

Cold Fusion is much more complex at a higher cost,and does not always work or is not as stable.
At least from the work I have done from 2003 till now.


IronHead

[utilitarian]

I recommend the Dutch Oven.  I am not convinced it is overunity, as we have to calculate the calories in the cabbage consumed versus the change in temperature under the covers.  But it is close to overunity, I am sure. . . . . .

[TheOne]

Yes there is ... MAHG (Moller's Atomic Hydrogen Generator) needs low temperature (e.g. cold water) to be most powerful.

1 KWH current -> about 15 Cent, 1 KWH gas -> about 5 Cent => efficiency of MAHG (uses electricity 1KWH ) -> COP of 21

15 / 21 = 7 Cent for 21 KWH -> 0.34 Cent per KWH of warm/hot water (milkmaid calculation )

This sound like a great device, can you explain how exactly it work?

thanks