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jeff5may · 12-31-16, 01:34 PM

Sounds like you got lost chasing unicorns. Once you get your feet back on the ground, let us know which direction your heating project is going.

There is enough amazing real stuff in this world to captivate my attention. Heat pumps are one of those devices the free energy energy classify as "over unity" that is real. Of all that extravagantly claimed crap the free energy quacks write about, a teensy weensy tiny little nanobit of it holds its own in reality. There are products using those principles being sold (and in use) today, such as phase-change rechargeable glove warmers, solar LED street lights, dyson vortex vacuum cleaners, stirling engine fans, and the like.

I value my spare time enough to focus on building contraptions that actually work. But then again, who am I to say that unicorns aren't real in some strange plane of existence? I just haven't seen one in real life.

12-31-16, 01:34 PM	#80
jeff5may Supreme EcoRenovator Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: elizabethtown, ky, USA Posts: 2,428 Thanks: 431 Thanked 619 Times in 517 Posts	Sounds like you got lost chasing unicorns. Once you get your feet back on the ground, let us know which direction your heating project is going. There is enough amazing real stuff in this world to captivate my attention. Heat pumps are one of those devices the free energy energy classify as "over unity" that is real. Of all that extravagantly claimed crap the free energy quacks write about, a teensy weensy tiny little nanobit of it holds its own in reality. There are products using those principles being sold (and in use) today, such as phase-change rechargeable glove warmers, solar LED street lights, dyson vortex vacuum cleaners, stirling engine fans, and the like. I value my spare time enough to focus on building contraptions that actually work. But then again, who am I to say that unicorns aren't real in some strange plane of existence? I just haven't seen one in real life. Last edited by jeff5may; 12-31-16 at 02:05 PM..