The heatpump, with more energy out than in (FACT)

[profitis]

@ lanca you and me should try to figure a way to efficient oxygen gas related cold fusion and make a few more millions than rossi et al.imagine the advantages of oxygen/air powered cold fusion over hydrogen,and i,same as you, believe its very possible..

[lancaIV]

                                                                           profitis:this is my flexible response
@ Peter(DasEnergy) you and me should try to figure a way to efficient oxygen(ammoniac/carbonoxid) gas related thermodynamic processes
(cold fusion=hydrogen related) and make a few more thousands/millions than Rossi et al.
Imagine the advantages of oxygen/air powered thermodynamic machines (cold fusion over hydrogen),and I,same as you, believe its very possible..

They searched for "Dealer profits are nearly (up to:HeatMax) 600% https://web.archive.org/web/20040727052034/http://www.irdusa.com/
Inventor Dr. Robert Kane :
                                            For example FishMax(R) - Electronic Fish Atractor
"The FishMax attracts salt and freshwater fish by sending out a special electricity frequency which is irresistible to fish....... ."
                                  Splash- und ne Meerjungfrau war an der Schnur (betimmt  Sternkreiszeichen "FISCH")
                                                                      mut nu`nur noch die Chips erangeln


Petri Heil
              OCWL


p.s.: SonicMax uses a pulsed signal to emit,low frequency sonic waves through a single resonator......
        The low-frequency vibration also creates a resonating boundary layer of water that surrounds ......


        There are many people who writes so looooong about resonance during other do fishing and do time-parallel  de-son(h)ar/signing
                                                                                                                                                  harmonic resonance

[PulseFuelNerd]

Consider a mini split AC system modified to heat a 55 gallon drum of water and also to chill a second 55 gallon drum of water.

Think of this as a calorimeter test to determine (Joules heated + Joules chilled) / Joules of input energy.

Liquid exchange is many times more efficient than air exchange.

Wikipedia/SEER has a link to the highest liquid exchange AC available for purchase today. A 75 SEER is somewhere around 18.0 COP.

Is it reasonable to expect a 18/1 benchmark result from such a test?

EDIT: Would this be a (18+18)/1 benchmark result {ie 36 COP)?