Jed Rothwell wrote:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,356.0.html
Some intresting links, such as the latest page from Hydrodynamics.
Someone here reports 160% output (60% exess). I never saw anything like that,
but maybe there has been progress.
Even if the Griggs-type pump is only marginally OU - and the most
reliable tests seem to indicate unity - up to 5% OU - the best use for
this pump is probably in high output sonochemistry.
Yup sonochemistry! It is becoming an almost unheralded boom-industry.
Few companies or homeowners will pay any premium for a complicated
device to replace something that a strip of iron alloy will do nearly as
well (i.e. a resistance heater).
Here is the webpage in question, and the results are rather
extraordinary - if - you have the foresight to be looking into
aquaculture ... (or at least biodiesel of some kind)
... and the product (reactor) is not from Hydrodynamics, per se - but
from what appears to be either a subsidiary or offshoot company (both
located in the 'Roman' empire, so to speak, Rome Ga. ;-)
...and which also indicates to me that some of the forward-thinkers in
this company are quite nimble in finding the exact market niche for
their expertise in alternative energy:
http://www.advancedbiofuel.net/
IOW - this might not be a bad investment choice, for the "Green"
investor... they even quote the 'master' in one of their taglines:
"Price is what you pay. Value is what you get."
-Warren Buffet CEO of Berkshire Hathaway
Does that little bit of strangely placed corporate-homage indicate to
anyone that the Grand Master of Omaha himself - the notorious-big
"all-you-can-eat" Buffet - is now a new (silent) investor in Georgia
biofuel ???
Certainly would not surprise me....
Jones
