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#1 chrgrims

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Posted 2009-10-02 12:51:07

A new solar power product is soon released. What do you think about it? is it better than existing products?

http://classifieds.thaivisa.com/miscellane...ergy-31875.html

cheers, chr

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Posted 2009-10-02 12:55:07

View Postchrgrims, on 2009-10-02 12:51:07, said:

A new solar power product is soon released. What do you think about it? is it better than existing products?

http://classifieds.thaivisa.com/miscellane...ergy-31875.html

cheers, chr


I can not say if it's better but you may want to check out the VAWT windmill and the "boon dee" machine for driving customers to your business, that this manufacturer also produces.

http://classifieds.thaivisa.com/miscellane...bine-30302.html

Edited by lannarebirth, 2009-10-02 13:03:40.


#3 chrgrims

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Posted 2009-10-02 13:52:55

View Postlannarebirth, on 2009-10-02 12:55:07, said:

View Postchrgrims, on 2009-10-02 12:51:07, said:

A new solar power product is soon released. What do you think about it? is it better than existing products?

http://classifieds.thaivisa.com/miscellane...ergy-31875.html

cheers, chr


I can not say if it's better but you may want to check out the VAWT windmill and the "boon dee" machine for driving customers to your business, that this manufacturer also produces.

http://classifieds.thaivisa.com/miscellane...bine-30302.html





what do you mean by "driving costumers to your business?"

are u suggesting i have a relation to this company?

cheers, chr

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Posted 2009-10-02 13:58:37

View Postchrgrims, on 2009-10-02 14:52:55, said:

View Postlannarebirth, on 2009-10-02 12:55:07, said:

View Postchrgrims, on 2009-10-02 12:51:07, said:

A new solar power product is soon released. What do you think about it? is it better than existing products?

http://classifieds.thaivisa.com/miscellane...ergy-31875.html

cheers, chr


I can not say if it's better but you may want to check out the VAWT windmill and the "boon dee" machine for driving customers to your business, that this manufacturer also produces.

http://classifieds.thaivisa.com/miscellane...bine-30302.html





what do you mean by "driving costumers to your business?"

are u suggesting i have a relation to this company?

cheers, chr


I guess it's been removed, but they claimd that the interface between the lucky amulet and the electronics could enhance your customer traffic up to 65%. Maybe it could.

http://www.boondee.net/increase-sales/

Edited by lannarebirth, 2009-10-02 14:02:48.


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Posted 2009-10-02 14:04:12

and when i go boating, i like to backpaddle when i realize i hit a waterfall. problem is. its usually when the boat is already vertical.

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Posted 2009-10-02 14:08:57

View Postchrgrims, on 2009-10-02 14:04:12, said:

and when i go boating, i like to backpaddle when i realize i hit a waterfall. problem is. its usually when the boat is already vertical.


I wish them well. I've always like the inventors and the tinkerers. I used to fund, in a small way, a buddy of mine working on a perpetual motion machine. I knew it wouldn't work but he always came up with something cool.

Here's an example of what inventive minds, looking only for solutions can come up with:

http://edition.cnn.com/2009/TECH/04/09/sol...ming/index.html

Edited by lannarebirth, 2009-10-02 14:12:08.


#7 chrgrims

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Posted 2009-10-02 14:13:40

so, do you know this product or are you just making general statements? tx anyway for posting something thats related to the topic :).

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Posted 2009-10-02 14:18:04

View Postchrgrims, on 2009-10-02 14:13:40, said:

so, do you know this product or are you just making general statements? tx anyway for posting something thats related to the topic :) .


I know something about solar towers, but not the one you posted, as the manufacturer hasn't released any information about it.

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Posted 2009-10-02 14:28:56

yes, i cant find any info either. I guess that is the first test of the company, can they find this thread and provide some info.

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Posted 2009-10-02 14:33:30

View Postchrgrims, on 2009-10-02 15:28:56, said:

yes, i cant find any info either. I guess that is the first test of the company, can they find this thread and provide some info.


Maybe more here:

http://www.boondee.net/

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Posted 2009-10-02 14:44:38

there are some "electricity power savers" also on this site. would be nice if someone has any info on those too.

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Posted 2009-10-02 15:34:09

View Postchrgrims, on 2009-10-02 14:44:38, said:

there are some "electricity power savers" also on this site. would be nice if someone has any info on those too.
They don't work, period!! I challenge anyone to demonstrate, under controlled laboratory conditions, one of these units producing a significant (or even a measurable) reduction in electrical power usage by a normal houshold in Thailand.

Boondee have some interesting ideas, their (now withdrawn) Ghost Repeller being one of many :) and their wattmeter does not even measure Watts (it measures VA which 'aint the same thing).

The solar tower is an interesting concept, but a low-speed air turbine that produces 16-20kW will be something to behold :D

#13 chrgrims

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Posted 2009-10-02 17:26:47

oh dear. tx crossy, very useful post.

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Posted 2009-10-02 17:41:25

A little research turned up this wiki page http://en.wikipedia....r_updraft_tower

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In 1982 a small-scale experimental model of a solar chimney power plant was built under the direction of German engineer Jörg Schlaich in Manzanares, Ciudad Real, 150 km south of Madrid, Spain; the project was funded by the German government.

The chimney had a height of 195 metres and a diameter of 10 metres with a collection area (greenhouse) of 46,000 m˛ (about 11 acres, or 244 m diameter) obtaining a maximum power output of about 50 kW.


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Posted 2009-10-02 18:49:23

View PostCrossy, on 2009-10-02 15:34:09, said:

View Postchrgrims, on 2009-10-02 14:44:38, said:

there are some "electricity power savers" also on this site. would be nice if someone has any info on those too.
They don't work, period!! I challenge anyone to demonstrate, under controlled laboratory conditions, one of these units producing a significant (or even a measurable) reduction in electrical power usage by a normal houshold in Thailand.

Boondee have some interesting ideas, their (now withdrawn) Ghost Repeller being one of many :D and their wattmeter does not even measure Watts (it measures VA which 'aint the same thing).

The solar tower is an interesting concept, but a low-speed air turbine that produces 16-20kW will be something to behold :D

check this "power saver" device video.

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1187633/lega...electric_meter/

Its a miracle :) wecommended for small homes. :D

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Posted 2009-10-03 16:26:46

The solar tower MAY work but the 16 to 20 KW totally puts me off. The thing would have to be the size of a house. I'll be watching with keen interest.

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Posted 2009-10-03 16:41:30

15 -20 kw for bht 45 000 - b_ullshit.

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Posted 2009-10-03 21:59:08

View PostCrossy, on 2009-10-02 15:34:09, said:

View Postchrgrims, on 2009-10-02 14:44:38, said:

there are some "electricity power savers" also on this site. would be nice if someone has any info on those too.
They don't work, period!! I challenge anyone to demonstrate, under controlled laboratory conditions, one of these units producing a significant (or even a measurable) reduction in electrical power usage by a normal houshold in Thailand.

Boondee have some interesting ideas, their (now withdrawn) Ghost Repeller being one of many :) and their wattmeter does not even measure Watts (it measures VA which 'aint the same thing).

The solar tower is an interesting concept, but a low-speed air turbine that produces 16-20kW will be something to behold :D

Actually Crossy, this one may work:
http://www.boondee.n...aver/b4-88.html

It wouldn't take much to play with waveforms (phase shift) to make a simple motor (induction disc meter) run backwards. I would suspect that the PEA/MEA would launch litigation against anyone found to be using such a device. In Australia, you would be heavily fined for using such a thing.

As for the solar tower, I have no doubt that it could work but who has the space for it? What right-minded person (in the local council) would give permission to erect such a thing? Then again, TIT. Anything can happen for the right dollar figure :D

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Posted 2009-10-10 04:57:34

View Postchrgrims, on 2009-10-02 12:51:07, said:

A new solar power product is soon released. What do you think about it? is it better than existing products?

http://classifieds.thaivisa.com/miscellane...ergy-31875.html

cheers, chr
There is no information on that ad.
...I intend to rule earth in Februry 2010. Please stay tuned!

Power meters are typically sealed with a tamperproof tab or compression seal. Tampering with power metering brings a fine where I live. I would imagine a 1-way gear would be quickly designed into meters if it was discovered that a voltage was somehow induced into a sealed motor and the motor somwhow was forced to run in reverse.

For 3 phase motors you just flop any 2 hot legs and it will reverse direction. Not sure I know how a pulse, sawtooth, triangle, or square wave replacing a sinusoidal wave would reverse a motor's direction.

http://www.patentsto...escription.html

Edited by ding, 2009-10-10 05:13:28.


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Posted 2009-10-18 12:59:31

they must have made a mistake in the price, not 45,000 baht its 45,000,000 bhat !!!

here is a picture of the one in spain that worked and produced 50kw, makes you wonder how big your back yard must be to have a 16 - 20 kw unit !!!!


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Posted 2009-10-18 13:44:25

you just got to love this boondee company, have a look at there products,


boondee power meter
the power meter, this just about had me wetting myself. the volt and amp meters are mounted in coreflute plastic, and it comes with a 25 baht calculator glued on as well :)



Wind Turbine
ohhh and then there is the wind turbine, ohhh this one just made my day. its made from wood, it does have a rating of 30 km per hour, I would be scared to be near that thing in a 15 km per hour wind, let alone a good blast of wind!!!!! I just love how it is put together screws and little strips of metal !!!! install that one and then go and explain to the people next door why your wind turbine is imbedded in there front windows lol


Ant repeller
the ant repeller, this one is a classic and at $160 for one unit I am shocked !!!!
lost for words!!!!

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Wave disperse through antenna plate to break the connection of communicationbetween the molecule of sweet smelling, food, oily foods and among ants. After applied Boondee Ants repeller you will see the result within 1 hour.
You can apply 3 antenna plate for three tables by using only one repeller device.
The distance from antenna plate to device should not exceed 25 cm

ok so your 3 tables all have to be within 25cm of the unit well the boondee site was a great laugh thanks for the posting!!!!! you made me smile, so what does it do?? if it is not ultra sonic, and it is not a high freq generator hmmmmmm maybe its the guts out of a microwave and it nukes the little sods, blocks ants and cell phone reciption lol

who knows if this works but it puts a smile on a tired face that is for sure!!!

Edited by bangkokumpalumpa, 2009-10-18 13:49:01.


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Posted 2009-10-18 13:58:08

View PostCrossy, on 2009-10-02 15:34:09, said:

Boondee have some interesting ideas, their (now withdrawn) Ghost Repeller being one of many :) and their wattmeter does not even measure Watts (it measures VA which 'aint the same thing).

Below from Wikipedia regarding VA, Watts and kWh meters :

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Types of meters

Modern electricity meters operate by continuously measuring the instantaneous voltage (volts) and current (amperes) and finding the product of these to give instantaneous electrical power (watts) which is then integrated against time to give energy used (joules, kilowatt-hours etc). The meters fall into two basic categories, electromechanical and electronic.


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Posted 2009-10-18 14:12:26

as for stopping a standard meter.

check out SWER single wire earth return

wiki SWER

the funny thing is if you set up a system that is wired with a standard meter then there is no return to the meter, the result is the meter does not work!!!

At the end of the 19th century, Nikola Tesla demonstrated that only a single wire was necessary for power systems, with no need for a wired return conductor (using the Earth instead).[5] Lloyd Mandeno fully developed SWER in New Zealand around 1925 for rural electrification. Although he termed it “Earth Working Single Wire Line” it was often called “Mandeno’s Clothesline”. More than 200,000 kilometres have now been installed in Australia and New Zealand. It is considered safe, reliable and low cost, provided that safety features and earthing are correctly installed. The Australian standards are widely used and cited. It has been applied in Saskatchewan of Canada, Brazil, Africa, portions of the United States' Upper Midwest, and SWER interties have been proposed for Alaska and prototyped.

an old system that is in use today but the interesting thing is that the modern systems cant meter this, just some food for thought,

I DO NOT RECCOMEND YOU INSTALL THIS SYSTEM

this has been posted for informational purposes only

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Posted 2009-10-21 02:52:22

View Postbangkokumpalumpa, on 2009-10-18 14:12:26, said:

as for stopping a standard meter.

check out SWER single wire earth return

wiki SWER

the funny thing is if you set up a system that is wired with a standard meter then there is no return to the meter, the result is the meter does not work!!!

At the end of the 19th century, Nikola Tesla demonstrated that only a single wire was necessary for power systems, with no need for a wired return conductor (using the Earth instead).[5] Lloyd Mandeno fully developed SWER in New Zealand around 1925 for rural electrification. Although he termed it "Earth Working Single Wire Line" it was often called "Mandeno's Clothesline". More than 200,000 kilometres have now been installed in Australia and New Zealand. It is considered safe, reliable and low cost, provided that safety features and earthing are correctly installed. The Australian standards are widely used and cited. It has been applied in Saskatchewan of Canada, Brazil, Africa, portions of the United States' Upper Midwest, and SWER interties have been proposed for Alaska and prototyped.

an old system that is in use today but the interesting thing is that the modern systems cant meter this, just some food for thought.

How very interesting. People being supplied power via an SWER system don't have KWH meters! I'd better tell the thousands of Australians who sre supplied power via an SWER system that they don't need their KWH meters because they don't work.
My next question is, what do these KWH meters do (the ones that are used to bill people on an SWER system)?

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Posted 2009-10-21 23:44:10

Dear elkangorito


well if you dont believe me then how about his one.


how about we make a bet on this on this public forum, as long as you have a earth system I will stop your Thailand meter running by turning your system into a SWER, then you pay my travel cost, my time and 50,000 baht to Father Joe and the orphans. all I will do is some very simple work inside your load center, I wont touch your meter nor will I go near it, other than to watch what it is doing!

we can make a video of this (not showing the work that is done) but not stopping the video whilst I stop your meter by turning your house phase/nuetral mains supply system into a swer systerm. we can post it on youtube for all to see and judge who wins the bet and if you should pay the money to Father Joe.

to confim the test if you have an aircon then I will make your aircon run without your meter truning once! it will have stoped, you will have electric supply but no meter movement.


now how much do want to risk on this one???
want to doubt my ability and knock it on the public forum???

Warning!!!
you dont know who I am or what I have done for a trade. think long and hard, can you afford to loose the money? do you really know enough to make the call on this bet.

please please take me up on this bet as Father Joe needs all the money he can get.

Anybody with a good understanding of single phase power supply and Thailand meters will understand my posting, it is about changing your standard system over to swer, now if you dont understand it then you dont understand SWER or how a standard Thailand meter works!!!

This bet I think would be classed as power thieft, but I think that the thailand power company would be ok with it for 1 minute to donate 50,000 to Father Joe.

come on, time to put the money where the mouth is and help the poor children!

looking forward to your post!!!

Edited by bangkokumpalumpa, 2009-10-21 23:47:39.




 


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