Wednesday, September 15, 2010
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Free Energy Demonstration!
Is free energy real? Can an electric motor or generator be made into a free energy device to power your home and your car? The answer is YES!
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
National Public Radio: It’ll take years to fully know the effects of the BP oil spill on wildlife in the Gulf of Mexico. One thing we do know now is what that wildlife was like before the 206 million gallons of oil spewed into the water. For that knowledge, we have the Smithsonian Institution to thank.
The Smithsonian Institution’s Museum Support Center is an anonymous beige warehouse complex just outside Washington, D.C. It doesn’t look like anything special until you get inside.
These buildings house all the things that don’t fit into the museums on the National Mall, in endless rows of jars and bottles and boxes. Among them is the world’s largest collection of invertebrates from the Gulf of Mexico, all floating in 150-proof alcohol. It’s a pretty comprehensive snapshot of life before the spill.
Jonathan Coddington is the head of research and collections at the Smithsonian’s Museum of Natural History. He tells NPR’s Guy Raz that those thousands of jars are an invaluable resource for scientists.
“It describes the way the Gulf was prior to the spill,” Coddington says. “So all of the questions coming at us — about the effects of the spill, the effects it has on the economy, the effects it has on the environment — are going to need a comparison. So we know the way it is now; how was it prior to the spill?”
Scientists are particularly concerned with the effect of the spill on eggs and larvae of Gulf creatures, Coddington says. Oil has already been found in the larvae of blue crabs off the Gulf Coast, and the Smithsonian’s collection can help scientists figure out what that really means. “How much oil is there in a crab larva normally? Maybe crab larvae have some oil in them anyway. What kind of effect does oil have on crab larvae?
“The point about having a comprehensive collection of life on Earth,” Coddington says, “is that it’s used every day to answer practical questions.” He adds that without this collection, scientists would have to speculate about what life was like before the spill.
“We didn’t know in February that we were going to have an oil spill. But we knew we needed to have a good collection of the Gulf of Mexico. That’s our job, and we feel like we’re as ready as we can be for things that are going to happen in the future.”
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Friday, August 6, 2010
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We just created our Facebook Page, And Group!
We were very exited to see how many people are blogging about and successfully building our Fuelless Engine on facebook, and other places on the web.
Or check a group created by a customer, to share information and pictures of his fuelless engine. It is an open group, with over 60 members.
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We were very exited to see how many people are blogging about and successfully building our Fuelless Engine on facebook, and other places on the web.
Or check a group created by a customer, to share information and pictures of his fuelless engine. It is an open group, with over 60 members.
http://www.Fuellesspower.com
http://www.FuellessUSA.com
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Friday, June 26, 2009
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All of our plans and videos are available for instant downloading.
Fuelless Heater Plans
AN AMAZING NEW WAY TO HEAT YOUR HOME, BASEMENT OR GARAGE!
( Can also be used to heat hot water for hot water heaters! )
The Fuelless Heating System!
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These plans and video include how to build the space heater you see in our photo above. The plans take you step by step so you can easily build this heater. A supply list is included as well as color photos ( if downloading ), or in black and white if you request them on paper. A copy of the US patent is included. Our Fuelless Heating System can be used as a stand alone system, which can be built right next to your existing home heating furnace using standard sheet metal and a fan blower connected to your existing air ducts or can be customized to fit your exsisting furnace. It is best to use it as a stand alone, for a first or second heating source.
THE FUELLESS HEATER IS SAFE TO USE, SAFER THAN NATURAL GAS!
Stop paying high gas prices! This heater really works! Letters from customers.
Turning the Heater On and Off ( for a home furnace )
A second thermostate with a relay must be used to turn the unit on and off. It is standard furnace equiptment and can be found at Grainger.com or purchased from your local hardware store. If you wish to customize the heater into your exsisting furnace then your existing thermostat can all stay the same! The only thing that should be replaced is the old heating source, everything else can stay the same. The heat can then be controlled by using your old thermostat, your thermostat can turn the unit on and off as needed.
As a Room to Room Space Heater
You can use the heater as a room to room space heater. Supplies and parts can be found at any hardware store and purchased from the internet. Adding a small thermostate is optional. The bigger you make these things the more BTU's they will put out. The original inventor of this heating device used his first heater to heat his 2 story home, which lowered his heating bill to about $12.00 per month! Wow! But we made some improvments on his design, making this heater totally fuelless! Another words, it is a free energy heating system that pays for itself and can heat your home to.
( The Fuelless Heater is not radio-active or harmful in anyway other than high temperatures )
Our first prototype was a simple soup can heater and it worked very well! We were amazed at the amount of heat it produced. We then built a larger bean can heater and it did much better than the small soup can heater. The bean can heater produced 158 degrees F. in just two minutes! You will find that our heaters are very cheap to build and the parts and supplies are easy to find. The bigger you build this heater the more BTU's the heater will output.
The above drawing shows the main heating unit. A small one hp free energy motor is then added and is used to blow the hot air around a room or furnace air duct system to help heat your entire home.
Question: How Does it Work?
Well without giving out to much free information, I will use our small space heater as an example. We start with a 7" x 11" metal drum, ( Which is the outer drum ) Then motor oil is poured into the inner can, It does not use oil, it only uses the atoms from the oil which is very safe to use and does not produce an odor or smell because the outer container is tightly sealed. The oil can last for years! If water is used it would evaporate into steam, so water is not a good choice unless you want to use it as a hot water heater. A zinc rod or long bolt is then placed and attached in the center of the inner drum, etc... in return, a safe heat reaction takes place which creates a strong chain reaction within the atoms of the oil creating an enormous amount of heat! You can purchase zinc plated long bolts at any hardware store or on the internet. Most hardware long bolts are zinc plated. A supply list is included with the plans. We believe that a strong magnetic flux may also be penetrating the inner metal drum and creating the strange heating effect, which is safe to use just about anywhere! You can also use many other types of liquid as well, such as water, coke, sprite, transmission fluid etc., but it is best and recommended to use 10w40 oil.
Many people heat their homes with natural gas, which is not a safe alternative at all! Why? Because every year hundreds of people die of natural gas poisoning and from home gas explosions, but our Fuelless Heater is very safe to use and does not need natural gas to run it!
Great as a fire place heater insert!
Stop paying high gas prices! This heater really works! Letters from customers.
Turning the Heater On and Off ( for a home furnace )
A second thermostate with a relay must be used to turn the unit on and off. It is standard furnace equiptment and can be found at Grainger.com or purchased from your local hardware store. If you wish to customize the heater into your exsisting furnace then your existing thermostat can all stay the same! The only thing that should be replaced is the old heating source, everything else can stay the same. The heat can then be controlled by using your old thermostat, your thermostat can turn the unit on and off as needed.
As a Room to Room Space Heater
You can use the heater as a room to room space heater. Supplies and parts can be found at any hardware store and purchased from the internet. Adding a small thermostate is optional. The bigger you make these things the more BTU's they will put out. The original inventor of this heating device used his first heater to heat his 2 story home, which lowered his heating bill to about $12.00 per month! Wow! But we made some improvments on his design, making this heater totally fuelless! Another words, it is a free energy heating system that pays for itself and can heat your home to.
( The Fuelless Heater is not radio-active or harmful in anyway other than high temperatures )
Our first prototype was a simple soup can heater and it worked very well! We were amazed at the amount of heat it produced. We then built a larger bean can heater and it did much better than the small soup can heater. The bean can heater produced 158 degrees F. in just two minutes! You will find that our heaters are very cheap to build and the parts and supplies are easy to find. The bigger you build this heater the more BTU's the heater will output.
The above drawing shows the main heating unit. A small one hp free energy motor is then added and is used to blow the hot air around a room or furnace air duct system to help heat your entire home.
Question: How Does it Work?
Well without giving out to much free information, I will use our small space heater as an example. We start with a 7" x 11" metal drum, ( Which is the outer drum ) Then motor oil is poured into the inner can, It does not use oil, it only uses the atoms from the oil which is very safe to use and does not produce an odor or smell because the outer container is tightly sealed. The oil can last for years! If water is used it would evaporate into steam, so water is not a good choice unless you want to use it as a hot water heater. A zinc rod or long bolt is then placed and attached in the center of the inner drum, etc... in return, a safe heat reaction takes place which creates a strong chain reaction within the atoms of the oil creating an enormous amount of heat! You can purchase zinc plated long bolts at any hardware store or on the internet. Most hardware long bolts are zinc plated. A supply list is included with the plans. We believe that a strong magnetic flux may also be penetrating the inner metal drum and creating the strange heating effect, which is safe to use just about anywhere! You can also use many other types of liquid as well, such as water, coke, sprite, transmission fluid etc., but it is best and recommended to use 10w40 oil.
Many people heat their homes with natural gas, which is not a safe alternative at all! Why? Because every year hundreds of people die of natural gas poisoning and from home gas explosions, but our Fuelless Heater is very safe to use and does not need natural gas to run it!
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