light from water and chlorox??

[FreeEnergy]

http://www.wsftv.net/Members/CyberPoupee/videos/GLOBO-Litros_de_Luz.wmv

what do you guys think?

[nul-points]

er, it's a light-pipe, right?

diverts daylight down into dark rooms with few or no windows - sort of instant solar energy?

makes better use of the sun's energy before turning-on another I^2*R lamp

i liked the quote "At night, switch off automatically" - yep, i noticed that about daylight too 


so, maybe not what some forum members would immediately think of as Free Energy, but still a cool idea

all the best
sandy
Doc Ringwood's Free Energy site  http://ringcomps.co.uk/doc

[Litio]

Hi
I think this is a total reflection based solar lamp.  Something like a giant optical fiber.
Cool.!

Victor

[FreeEnergy]

actually i think the guy says it automatically shuts off at midnight, so i am guessing it stays illuminated for quite sometime after the sun is out?

so is it really chlorox or maybe bleach or something else in the mix?

[nul-points]

hi Free

my quote "At night, switch off automatically" is cut-and-pasted directly from their website

the 'switch' happens at sunset!    (and the additional light will be pretty weak even before then)

if it was possible to switch it off some other way, they wouldn't need for the old lady to stand on a chair and cover it with a bucket when they wanted to show how dark the room would be without it shining into the room

if there's any bleach product added to the water then it's to stop the water growing mold with time

believe me, like i said above - it's just a clever light-pipe!