Off-grid Aquaponics [no life support]

werdna

That Australian company was only charging $1 million for the sole rights to sell the motor in each state...

Guess what though, after interested investors got the info and calcs about the design they found a small flaw.
The inventors were measuring the chopped sine wave output with dc meters after putting it thru a bridge rectifier, without even using a smoothing block to make a semi smooth dc output.
They then caculated the peak output as if it was pure dc out.
Efficiency when calculated properly dropped slightly from 600% to 38%.
Oops.

But go ahead, you tube is almost as accurate as wikipedia.
Why didnt someone think of a perpetual momentum device before?

RupertofOZ

I did... but I just had trouble getting started... once I did... I didn't seem to be able to stop... :mrgreen:

DragonC

Oh puhlease! Yes you can make your setup totally off grid... if you have enough money to throw at it. But at some point you have to figure out the returns on your investment. As you pointed out, any old billionaire can live the life style. But the whole point is that this is you. Right here. Right now. Is the investment of solar panels actually going to pay itself back in a reasonable time frame? For Aquaponics the answer is probably not. AP is not an expensive hobby in terms of energy. You can run it for pennies. What it is though is an efficient way of maximising growing potential.

MoyaAnomalous wrote:

For skeptics of zero-point energy devices, please type Magnetic Power Generators in YouTube.

But don't ever make the mistake of trying to believe that these kinds of snake oil schemes are a viable option. The world it littered with idiots who invest in such schemes.

No, on second thoughts, go ahead and invest in it. Maybe you might get hit with a bit of sensibility.

MoyaAnomalous

earthbound wrote:

Been there, done that before..... And once again, if they work, then why aren't people pumping power back into the grid from their garages and making a whole stack of money? And why are you asking solar companies about solar installations?

Number one hit on a search, and Australian company that already had units built, was raising investor money and was going to go public with sales of units about 5-6 years ago? :dontknow:

Honestly, is it so hard to believe that those in the oil industry would be hurt if that came to market. Use your brain, dude. If you had massive amount of money and some peasant from some second rate country came out with technology that would shut down your industry, would you let his business progress?

No, you wouldn't...

werdna wrote:

That Australian company was only charging $1 million for the sole rights to sell the motor in each state...

Guess what though, after interested investors got the info and calcs about the design they found a small flaw.
The inventors were measuring the chopped sine wave output with dc meters after putting it thru a bridge rectifier, without even using a smoothing block to make a semi smooth dc output.
They then caculated the peak output as if it was pure dc out.
Efficiency when calculated properly dropped slightly from 600% to 38%.
Oops.

But go ahead, you tube is almost as accurate as wikipedia.
Why didnt someone think of a perpetual momentum device before?

I am not blind to the things I stand by. I will investigate these accusations.... However, I wouldn't be surprised if this was but another lie to discourage further investors of the technology.

earthbound

MoyaAnomalous wrote:

Honestly, is it so hard to believe that those in the oil industry would be hurt if that came to market. Use your brain, dude. If you had massive amount of money and some peasant from some second rate country came out with technology that would shut down your industry, would you let his business progress?

No, you wouldn't...

I am not blind to the things I stand by. I will investigate these accusations.... However, I wouldn't be surprised if this was but another lie to discourage further investors of the technology.

Hang on.... Who are you calling a second rate country? This was a Pty Ltd company in Australia....

If you think you're a victim then you always will be....

gorotsuki69

werdna

If the comments made were done by oil companies, to prove them wrong the company would simply need to is replace the start up batteries with high discharge capacitors once the generator was running.
If it truly generated more power than it drew, the capacitors would keep it running.
However this has never been done. :dontknow:

TheNative

gorotsuki69 wrote:

Gettin out my popcorn too.

freoboy

RupertofOZ

Hey... is that Abdul.... :mrgreen:

Ian

No, Abdul has more good manners than to chew with his mouth open, unlike the slob depicted!!
Cheers IanK :wink:

mattyry

I'm "thrilled"

MoyaAnomalous

earthbound wrote:

MoyaAnomalous wrote:

Honestly, is it so hard to believe that those in the oil industry would be hurt if that came to market. Use your brain, dude. If you had massive amount of money and some peasant from some second rate country came out with technology that would shut down your industry, would you let his business progress?

No, you wouldn't...

I am not blind to the things I stand by. I will investigate these accusations.... However, I wouldn't be surprised if this was but another lie to discourage further investors of the technology.

Hang on.... Who are you calling a second rate country? This was a Pty Ltd company in Australia....

If you think you're a victim then you always will be....

Save your ego. Right now, China and America are world powers. Australia is not a world power but it is not a third world country either. Your country is second rate. When you have weapons of mass destruction and your in the news at all hours of the day in other countries, then you can say your a world power.

earthbound

You're not going to get far around here with an attitude like that mate..... :laughing3:

freoboy

That's one of the most uneducated statements I've read, and not just on here, idiot

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