Peter Davey Heater

[tagor]

Maybe it was patented in GB also ? Seems logical.I do not know French 

some body has to translate it !

but he did not say a lot on the process

[pese]

als google to translate it !

I done it here

http://translate.google.de/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fv3.espacenet.com%2FpublicationDetails%2Fdescription%3Flocale%3Den_EP%26KC%3DA1%26date%3D20070316%26NR%3D2890724A1%26DB%3DEPODOC%26CC%3DFR%26FT%3DD&sl=fr&tl=en&hl=&ie=UTF-8

Pese


My Link collecetions
www.alt-nrg.de/pppp

[mscoffman]

Direct translation of the above text.

[Exhibit A];

A device to heat water by Water électrothermie without going through
a traditional boiler or its accessories.  Allowing the device to heat
water for a single radiator or a minimum of two [2] radiators in the
case of the central heating.  The device constitutes electrical
resistance heating with a variable amount of power (1) linked to the
metallic pipe (2) and a mini-pump (3) as well as to a thermostat (16)
and a circuit breaker for security (17) that allows the placement in
hallway or the alcove of the device.  When the device is connected
to the transmission and return line pipes of a circuit-loop of radiators
and when the electrical connection is established, the mini pumps
circulates water from the radiators and repressurises it and sends it
(6) through the metallic heating tube (2) heated by the resistance (1);
thus hot water is circulated through the radiators. To allow production
of domestic hot water with this device, it is necessary to replace the
centrifugal-pump (3) with a pressure regulator. 

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[Exhibit B];

The heating system uses an insulated and safe electrical resistance (1) in
a linear or toroid shape and with variable power, linked to a metal tube (2)
through which water heated by the resistance is circulated in a loop
through one or more radiators by means of a mini-pump (3). The resistance
is also turned on by a thermostatic switch when a domestic hot water tap
is opened, providing an immediate supply of hot water when needed.

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Interesting differences between the two. No claims of overunity
anywhere. Does not really say what resistance is used for heating unless
"électrothermie" has some unknown connotations.  I don't know where
the word "toroidial" comes from, doesn't seem like the appropriate word
for a circular coil?

:S:MarkSCoffman

[Paul-R]

...also, there is no mention of the centre of Peter Daysh Davey,
namely that the bells are fed with an electrical signal whose
frequency matches that of the bells themselves (or an octave).

[TheCell]

As mentioned in the H.E.T. heater specification document (german) on Page 3 (4 PAGES HET ALLEMAND 02-09.pdf)

'Leistungszahl COP 4'