SM expose'

[Grumpy]

A better guarantee is "A freemason will be elected president'.

LOL!  GK - You slay me with your piercing logic.

[ramset]

HD earlier you mentioned Rotoverter I see they are able to run 3/4 hp motor with 120 watts  I also see the cavitation heater Comp [can't remember the name]  has stopped making water heaters [cost of elec] and is playing with other shearing/ cavitation applications. Do you think the rotoverter and cavitation/ shearing tech to make heat is cost effective?
Chet

[HEYDUDE]

Chet

I see they are able to run 3/4 hp motor with 120 watts

You can "

run

" a 3/4 HP AC synchronous induction motor on 120 watts if you don't load the shaft to 3/4 HP. With the shaft loaded, they would be getting quite an energy gain if the watts stayed at 120. 3/4 HP =559.2 Watts/120=COP=4.66, somebody correct this if I'm wrong.

I have only made a cursory examination of these devices. The rotoverter and cavitation type devices have been around a long time, but I don't have any positive data or test that they work. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable than I in this area  will post a yea or nay.

I'm a little familiar with some of the rotoverter pdf's but ?

Please do post positive engineering data and info, not videos of bulbs lighting, heresay, promo video's etc.

b0rg13: Thanks much for the Wattsup post on Pomerlou.

[sirmikey1]

All Regulars here,

  What do you guys think will be the answer to a grid-less society? 
Solar, with the access used for hydrogen production provides a way
to both, store the solar energy; and to power your car.  He did this with
government grants.  He's claiming 500Volts DC and 10kwh from the solar.
Amps/watts? Could your TPU replace such solar panels in this video? 

Solar hydrogen home Michael Strizki: 160% access energy during the day.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEdQRVQtffw   

SM

[Grumpy]

On Rotoverters:

http://www.panacea-bocaf.org/rotoverter.htm

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Could your TPU replace the solar panels in this video? 

I'm sure it could - if we ever figure it out.

Some purported devices tap the Earth Grid - which is supposed to possess monstrous amounts of energy that could power all the cities on the planet - if we ever figure it out.

Driving a car on the earth grid might prove difficult unless the system is portable like a TPU.

Who knows? - maybe one day.