Hi!
I hope I'm not annoying you with my posts but you have to take a look at this site (found it from an article on peswiki:
http://pesn.com/2006/06/18/9500282_Potomac_Energy_Patent_Application/).
Stirling Allan writes in his article: "Regarding the compactness of energy density in this proposed device, Sines calculates that a prototype one square meter could quietly produce somewhere around 250 megawatts, with no pollution and zero CO2 emissions."
http://www.potomacenergyprojects.com/
I think these news compensate the cancelation of the Perendev event!
Regards,
Hans
Quote from: Hans on June 18, 2006, 06:09:57 AM
Hi!
I hope I'm not annoying you with my posts but you have to take a look at this site (found it from an article on peswiki:
http://pesn.com/2006/06/18/9500282_Potomac_Energy_Patent_Application/).
Stirling Allan writes in his article: "Regarding the compactness of energy density in this proposed device, Sines calculates that a prototype one square meter could quietly produce somewhere around 250 megawatts, with no pollution and zero CO2 emissions."
http://www.potomacenergyprojects.com/
I think these news compensate the cancelation of the Perendev event!
Regards,
Hans
It is interesting information and good news for another source of possible power. But personally, I would much rather see a source of power that an individual can use, (to free themselves from a monthly bill) instead of technology that only large power companies can use to sell to you. Because it requires liquid nitrogen, it puts this device out of reach of the individual and away from most mobile applications.