Hydroxy Home Heater by Sovereign Energy Solutions

[kipper]

I have heard about the heating of different materials with HHO but have not built myself a torch yet... can anyone else confirm that hho flame will abnormally heat certain materials? does it seem feasible to put a fan on that super heated material and heat a space with it?

[jadaro2600]

The production of HHO seem like the art of evading corrosion.  Even when it is produced en-mass there's a great deal of chemistry involved.  ...this device could just as easily be looked at as a gas furnace the same as what would be used for water heating.

Creating a replacement adaptation for heating water using pre-existing gas water heaters would probably be a more franchise-friendly effort.  In-floor heating or cooling would be the next step - ..radiant style.

This thing has been sitting on peswiki forever now. 

[Paul-R]

I can't find any patent application for Randy Bunn or Mark Akkerman.
Any ideas?
Paul.

[jadaro2600]

It's probably because they're using pre-existing patents; all of their ideas are prior art.  They're in search of the flash of genius that makes what they're doing patentable - some special development in their research.

[wizardofmars]

Is anyone stupid enough to fall for this? 

I notice all of these hydroxy heater scams are always based around (1) affiliate marketing and (2) selling plans rather finished units.

Of course, the reason they don't sell finished units is that measuring the energy output would quickly debunk their claims, whereas with plans they can make $$$ without actually building anything, and can always blame failures on not following their plans.

I was surprised to see Sterling Allan including affiliate codes in his links on PESwiki, indicating someone at PESN is getting a kickback from these sales. I always thought he was one of the 'good guys', even if he is eternally gullible.