----- Original Message ----- From: "Terry Blanton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: New MAHG results - addenda <snip> > It doesn't have to self-power if you can show it will save people money on energy. Provide a reliable, simple >operating heat generator and you'll have plenty of money to prove the effect later. Edison made his power source >before the light bulb and used the source to light southern Manhattan.
A resistance heater is simple and 100% efficient. It's also quiet. Many Yusmars of yesteryear were sold as room heaters. Purported OU performance from the cavitation generator was never independantly verified. It looked different and the room got hot. Who could tell the difference? The electric generators Edison used were similar to other designs common at the time. The key was a long-life, high resistance incandescent lamp whose filament was found empirically. Then Edison built the system from existing technology with devices he invented in detail from generally known principles. Electric lighting was a hard sell; he had to separate light from fire, which were merged in the public mind. Mike Carrell
