How do I know it's Greggy Let me count the ways! (just for starters) GGE History
* 2000 – 2004 Energy consultant to the power industry on advanced metering and demand side management. * Developed various real metering and load remote load control systems. * 2005 – Invented the SunBall and won the Australian Peoples Choice Invention of the Year award. * Formed GGE with AU$250k of my own capital. * Developed the SunBall Mark 1 and Mark 2. * 2006 - Evolved the SunBall Mark 2 to the SunCube Mark 3. * Raised a further AU$250k, thanks to long time friend Michael Sullivan to commercialize the SunCube. * MICHAEL IANNELLA A VERY TALENTED METAL FABRICATION ENGINEER, joined the GGE development team to guide the SunCube development. * Developed the SunCube Mark 4. * 2007 - Developed the SunCube Mark 5 & 6. * 2008 - Developed the SunCube Mark 7.5 to commercial ready stage. * Worked with Emcore to achieve the world's first CPV receiver warranty. Re: [Vo]:E-Cat guy: Hire a local HVAC engineering company! Aussie Guy E-Cat Sun, 20 Nov 2011 10:27:19 -0800 I have a trusted friend, a very experienced metal fabrication engineer, who has built BIG boilers, who is Italian but Aussie born. He will probably come along as he speaks the lingo and can arrange the 100 kW test with the local engineering firm, if their English is not that good. Additionally he is an extra pair of eyes, ears and hands. Plus I owe him a few favors. AG Need I go on? Oh well... Here we go with the old COAL FACE again! Re: [Vo]:Focardi 1998 cell replication Aussie Guy E-Cat Tue, 08 Nov 2011 04:22:14 -0800 I do like the idea of the Ni tube and putting the heater element inside for all the reasons you listed. This could result in a very simple to make cell as thermal heat, H2 and vacuum only needs to be applied to the inside of the tube. Using a stainless tube with Ni electroplated and electropolished on the inside could result in a nice compact design with little external corrosion potential. Maybe fit a collar type finned heat around the outside of the tube(http://www.aavidthermalloy.com/products/standard/320105b00000g sort of like this but longer) to make thermal transfer to passing fluid very efficient. Also make the heat sink streamlined and optimised for fluid. I like it. Maybe call it the Vortex cell?Why did they design the Piantelli cell the way they did? Maybe because they are not experienced engineers with grease under their fingernails and a lot of time at the "Coal Face" where necessity is the mother of invention??As for the other replicators, may I suggest they did not have Vortex to call upon? Re: Shell says Solar is not economic 21-Mar-09 04:11 am Hi Dave, Keith, you and others are very wrong. Full stop. I have refuted every claim Keith, you, others and his mates at Citron have made. I never blocked you on the SunBall forum so stop telling porkies. That you lack the in depth technical understanding of CPV is accepted. It is not your field of expertise. I have not asked you or anybody to take my word on the SunCube. Visit GGE and test them for yourself before you buy. As for proving anything, that I do to our customers. You want to become one? BTW our claims are based on 3 years of field trials as we evolved the design through 9 stages. Working at the COAL FACE stuff mate, not a lot of theory, just real world results. So sorry Dave but you, Keith and others backed the wrong horse. CPV will kick serious PV butt. You, Keith and other can't stop it happening no matter how you to try to spin it. All the best, Green and Gold Energy Pty., Ltd Greg Watson, CEO 7 Provident Avenue, Glynde, 5070 South Australia, Australia, +61 8 8365 5844 http://www.greenandgoldenergy.com.au ________________________________ From: Jones Beene <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, 19 January 2012 7:49 PM Subject: RE: [Vo]:Goodbye Greg Yes there is little doubt. Here is the funny part. Five years ago, Greg/AG posted: 1) Initial 1,000 SunCube per month manual assembly line - in progress now 2) 5,000 SunCube per month manual assembly line - to be operational mid 2007 3) 50,000 SunCube per month robotic assembly line - to be operational end 2007 4) Many more of the 50,000 robotic lines - as required by the market ... hmmm... does that sound vaguely familiar? Who's zooming who? From: Robert Leguillon I'm not in any way saying that I've found any conclusive evidence, only a fairly high confidence after less than 1/2 hour of searching. The "gotcha" from Keef was surprising, and I thought I'd have a look for myself. I think it's likely that AG and Watson are the same person. It certainly changes the way that I will read his comments, but I'm not sure that it would be any reason to ask him to leave the forum.
