Chet, by all our lifeexperience we are different. !
And often a society change only happens by drastical demands !
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/2019/07/major-us-cities-will-face-unprecedente-climates-2050/

Fire in California,Brazil,Australia and drough in several regions world-wide with harvest failure  and for the other side strong rainfalls and floods :

yes,fire and floods when streams are overboarding are known since centuries but not these growing human population numbers and concentrated densities.and building constructions in known risc zones  !

We can not do the professional and paid work of others and it is also not our demand by several ethical concepts !We can warn or show alternatives !

Chet,FE is one solution key,but only one of manies  !
The FE generator only does not change the total society orientation and will probably bring more confusion than solution to some "old style economies" !

A "Merry Christmas" !

Chet talking of Zeropoint energy Someone might have been Mr Carol pointed to some old circuits of John Badini
or was it, Ronald Cole? series-parallel battery charger, I can't find it now (that thread but it looked interesting labeled Scalar Wave Controler and a Scalar Batter Charger it uses a two-stage solid switch arrangement ie Q1 and Q2 for the Parallel series switching circuit.

If you look at the circuit you could easily cut out 2 or 3 of the chips by using a IR2153 Osc and 50/50 +Q & -Q and a MC161 2x Opto device  if you're clever
if you're also really into being a (dab hand builder) you could improve on the power switchers and Cap charger circuit by using P & N chan MosFets.

PS the charge caps could be expensive 33kufd x2

have fun and ain't it the winter solstice its, when the sun stops or dies on the southern cross for 3 days, sounds like easter to me and what shepherds are going to be with staying out with their flocks in this weather when they aren't lambing, only in America eh! 

https://www.greenoptimistic.com/john-bedinis-scalar-wave-battery-charger-20080206/

Here in the U.S., we actually love heavy rainfall and flooding


We have damned our rivers and when it rains:::


We get free energy. (Well "we" don't, but the people who sell it to us do)

smoky2

QuoteHere in the U.S., we actually love heavy rainfall and flooding
We have damned our rivers and when it rains:::
We get free energy. (Well "we" don't, but the people who sell it to us do)

Obviously your not a farmer or producer, heavy rainfall and flooding washes away the top soil and destroys crops as well as increasing crop diseases. Do you like food?.

It also causes the massive runoff of insecticides, herbicides, fertilizers, chemical waste and large amounts of fecal matter or shit. Which may explain why most rivers and other inland water bodies in the U.S. have become the equivalent of toxic waste. Which also explains the high contamination rate of produce coming from the U.S. and your losing customers.

It's not cool my friend it's just sick.

Quote from: onepower on December 24, 2019, 01:34:56 PM
smoky2
Obviously your not a farmer or producer, heavy rainfall and flooding washes away the top soil and destroys crops as well as increasing crop diseases. Do you like food?.

It also causes the massive runoff of insecticides, herbicides, fertilizers, chemical waste and large amounts of fecal matter or shit. Which may explain why most rivers and other inland water bodies in the U.S. have become the equivalent of toxic waste. Which also explains the high contamination rate of produce coming from the U.S. and your losing customers.

It's not cool my friend it's just sick.

Managing floodwater individually or on a local scale is generally left up to the landowner.
Large waterways, are governed by the Army Corp of Engineers
Who might be the world's foremost authority on water management since the Romans.