Got a response for Dr. Mills:
The cell has a window to protect the PV, and the PV is warranted for 25 years at the rated power. We are working directly with six manufactures. They see this as an enormous market opportunity. These concerns are nonexistent Randy responded quickly I might add. It would seem that the destructive power of SunCell technology will not be an issue. I hope so. Obviously, an actual running prototype running at 2000 reactions per second will have the last word on that matter. I followed up with the another question to Dr. Mills: * * * * * * Thank you for your prompt reply, Dr. Mills. It would appear that PV cells will be protected from potential harm. That is certainly good. But, what about the fate of the window device charged with the responsibility of protecting the PV cells from potential SunCell damage? Granted, I'll assume that a protective window apparatus is going to be far less expensive to manufacture. I'll also assume such a window device would consume far less energy in its own making. It makes me wonder, wouldn't the window component end up having to be replaced on some kind of a regular maintenance schedule? Is this possibly an engineering challenge? I look forward to viewing the next demonstrations when BLP gets around to posting them out on You Tube. My understanding is that the next private demonstration will be held on July 21. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson svjart.orionworks.com zazzle.com/orionworks
