Fueless Friction Heater Manufacturer Found

[pese]

Ouch, sorry to hear that. It seems that you were sent a piece of crap instead of a friction water heater.

I have been tempted to try and make one myself, but the choice of materials, the cost of the machining, etc. allways have put me down. The most annoying part is to find somebody to pierce the holes in the rotor, as they must be evenly spaced and of conical bottom, which seems not easy to do. Other worry is the need for ulra good motor grounding if you don't want to have an unexpected surprise while taking a shower.

I hope you get your money back, or better, they deliver you the good product.

Regards!

Possibly you can make the "hole" in outside (stator) , very easy if using an "steal layer" with punched  holes..
The rotor will than have this "lines" for the compessing/dekompressing the water rapidly. (In this way
that is in the "origine" device in the stator . Possibly it is more simply to milling

PESE

[pese]

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[Cap-Z-ro]

Thanks for the link Gary...some good stuff there.

There used to me a lot more info about the heaters on the net, but no longer for some reason.


And here is the next installment of 'As The LIARdakis Squirms:



Themis,

The added bushing, on which you are attempting to base voiding your money back guarantee on; is as removable as the nickel you placed there, in a futile effort to do what the bushing did...and that is, allow the inner rotating drum to turn without contacting the bottom its outer container.

The bushing has been removed, the nickel has been put back, and the unit is in the same state it was delivered in, unusable...and will be ready to be picked up when you notify me by email that you have made arrangements to retrieve it.

Although I doubt that even you would want it, because you knew it was a worthless item when you shipped it.

And obviously, you do not wish to provide an explanation for grinding through the walls of the "sealed" rotating drum...essentially rendering the heater useless.

And I do not want another email suggesting that somehow UPS was responsible for that damage also.

What I expect is a full refund of my money to be replaced on my credit card within 2 days.

The fraud department of my credit card company will be contacting you if you do not comply.

I will also be contacting your local police in that regard...along with you internet server.

You are going be held responsible for this fraud you perpetrated, in one way or in another.

You can't treat people like this and expect that nothing will come of it.
   
It would be a lot easier or all concerned, your reputation in particular, if you just end the matter in the manner suggested.

DMD
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Don,

I never said that, the UPS or you have smashed the unit.
Again the nickel is there as an added support for the bearing
and protection of the Aluminum base. If you want to return the unit
it's your call,

Themistoklis

[ChileanOne]

Don,

I never said that, the UPS or you have smashed the unit.
Again the nickel is there as an added support for the bearing
and protection of the Aluminum base. If you want to return the unit
it's your call,

Themistoklis

This guy is unveliable! He doesn't skip a beat to confirm that he used a nickel as a part of a machine, and has the nerve to say that is an esential part of the machine!!! WHat a scoundrel!

[helmut]

This guy is unveliable! He doesn't skip a beat to confirm that he used a nickel as a part of a machine, and has the nerve to say that is an esential part of the machine!!! WHat a scoundrel!

Just in case, that the nickel is used as a spacer, than the nickel is part of the heater.

@Cap-Z-ro
Now we are in a big discussion about the heater.
Could you be so nice and put some pics of the device on the table?
So, than we can emagin how it was manufactured.
Thanks for sharing.

helmut