I invented a breakthrough source of energy, which contradicts the law of conservation of energy. I have a PROOF that there are electrodynamic phenomena which contradict the law of energy conservation. It will cost about $1200 to make a 6 kW generator in mass production. Value of the energy produced yearly about $5400. I am looking for $300 000 for a prototype and for $3M for patents.
I built my own Solar Panels for under $100 and a Solar Water Heater for under $10 that I am currently using to power my 1700 Square Foot home using the plans at:
You know what bugs me? You can install solar on your home or business today for about 7-9 bucks and the return is less then ten years but most don't see this...everyone wants this deal that simply won't come...so you buy a car pay 30-40 K and in 2 years it's worth less then half, you buy a boat and in one month it's worth less then half...what's up with people....their just followers and not leaders that the prop! Lead people... don't wait do it today! Rebates tax credit today!
A google search of "elevator return energy", found that modern elevator systems in tall buildings do have special drive mechanisms that generates return energy when the elevator is going down. Thus, the complete needed technology for storing residential solar energy in a special heavy-concrete-weighted solar energy storage elevator is already available. The "overall energy" use for tall building elevators is very small ( just the cost of resistance and inefficiency ). No explosive hydrogen.
According to who you believe the world has reached "peak oil" or will reach it within our lifetimes, energy, goods and services are going to increase in cost unless we bite the bullet and follow a much more aggressive renewable energy policy here in the UK.
BTW, I've got one of those solar battery rechargers and it works a treat ^_^
I'm kinda saddened by the fact peak oil and energy security aren't being talked about at all in this country, the oil fields in the north sea peaked in 1999 and are only going to decline from here on in which means year on year the UK is gonna have to import more and more oil at the same time as the supplies are declining and the new markets of China and India are fighting for a bigger share of whats left pushing up prices, the smart move for us would be to get into renewables heavily now.
Thats very true, the good thing is people are starting to look into renewable energy and many people are saying that the green energy age will be as big as the industrial revolution and the more recent internet boom. Renewable energy is one of the fastest growing technologies of our time.
I'm 40 and I can remember talk on TV when I was a kid about tidal power and almost 30 years later it's still not here, personally I think every lamp post should have a wind generator or a solar panel on top and tax breaks should be given to house's that fit turbines or panels.
I feel the real problem is a lack of forward vision and a failure to invest in a large scale in renewable energy, maybe the current economic troubles will goad the Gov into moving off it's ass.... we can but hope.
I had a brain storm the other day, there are hundreds of thousands of street lights in the UK, what if we were to place a one foot square solar panel on top of each one ?, during the hours of daylight the light is switched off anyway and the connection to the grid could be used to add power rather than take it !!!!, that would be a huge square footage of solar panels or P.V. panels with no impact on the countryside or places of outstanding natural beauty.
00:32 Fail! The connectors are making contact. Derfor ruining the panel.
Fekillix 8 months ago
thats going to suck when it hails
jinjanco23 9 months ago
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I invented a breakthrough source of energy, which contradicts the law of conservation of energy. I have a PROOF that there are electrodynamic phenomena which contradict the law of energy conservation. It will cost about $1200 to make a 6 kW generator in mass production. Value of the energy produced yearly about $5400. I am looking for $300 000 for a prototype and for $3M for patents.
H. Tomasz Grzybowski
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henrykay01 1 year ago
I converted my home to a net-zero solar powered home that uses no oil or gas....
MrEnergyCzar 1 year ago
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I built my own Solar Panels for under $100 and a Solar Water Heater for under $10 that I am currently using to power my 1700 Square Foot home using the plans at:
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taraff1 2 years ago
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I built my own solar panels which are powering half my 1500SF Home for under $100 using the plans at:
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abmod05 2 years ago
You know what bugs me? You can install solar on your home or business today for about 7-9 bucks and the return is less then ten years but most don't see this...everyone wants this deal that simply won't come...so you buy a car pay 30-40 K and in 2 years it's worth less then half, you buy a boat and in one month it's worth less then half...what's up with people....their just followers and not leaders that the prop! Lead people... don't wait do it today! Rebates tax credit today!
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SolarXpert 2 years ago
A google search of "elevator return energy", found that modern elevator systems in tall buildings do have special drive mechanisms that generates return energy when the elevator is going down. Thus, the complete needed technology for storing residential solar energy in a special heavy-concrete-weighted solar energy storage elevator is already available. The "overall energy" use for tall building elevators is very small ( just the cost of resistance and inefficiency ). No explosive hydrogen.
trader0108 3 years ago
At $10-15 a watt, its hardly affordable. I think solar will become popular around $1 a watt.
mutwa 3 years ago 3
it's lower than that it's about $6 a watt if you buy premade...
briackman 2 years ago
Exactly Right! in the uk its about £49.99 for 13 watts!
thats £3.84 per watt
and thats because the solar panel is on sale, it was originally £79.99
mike060187 2 years ago
If you build it your self it is 1$ a watt
B1u3Dr4g0n1 2 years ago
According to who you believe the world has reached "peak oil" or will reach it within our lifetimes, energy, goods and services are going to increase in cost unless we bite the bullet and follow a much more aggressive renewable energy policy here in the UK.
BTW, I've got one of those solar battery rechargers and it works a treat ^_^
Redshift21 3 years ago
Couldn't agree more, thanks for commenting!
SolarPowerVideos 3 years ago
I'm kinda saddened by the fact peak oil and energy security aren't being talked about at all in this country, the oil fields in the north sea peaked in 1999 and are only going to decline from here on in which means year on year the UK is gonna have to import more and more oil at the same time as the supplies are declining and the new markets of China and India are fighting for a bigger share of whats left pushing up prices, the smart move for us would be to get into renewables heavily now.
Redshift21 3 years ago
Thats very true, the good thing is people are starting to look into renewable energy and many people are saying that the green energy age will be as big as the industrial revolution and the more recent internet boom. Renewable energy is one of the fastest growing technologies of our time.
SolarPowerVideos 3 years ago
I'm 40 and I can remember talk on TV when I was a kid about tidal power and almost 30 years later it's still not here, personally I think every lamp post should have a wind generator or a solar panel on top and tax breaks should be given to house's that fit turbines or panels.
I feel the real problem is a lack of forward vision and a failure to invest in a large scale in renewable energy, maybe the current economic troubles will goad the Gov into moving off it's ass.... we can but hope.
Redshift21 3 years ago
I had a brain storm the other day, there are hundreds of thousands of street lights in the UK, what if we were to place a one foot square solar panel on top of each one ?, during the hours of daylight the light is switched off anyway and the connection to the grid could be used to add power rather than take it !!!!, that would be a huge square footage of solar panels or P.V. panels with no impact on the countryside or places of outstanding natural beauty.
Redshift21 3 years ago
I read your comment and did a youtube search for solar street lights.
100s of solar street lights have been installed in Fallujah, Iraq. Have a look at the youtube video titled 'Solar Streetlights for Fallujah.'
Solar power is popular in many places, particularly Africa, the middle east and even Germany and Sweden, it just hasn't taken off here yet.
SolarPowerVideos 3 years ago
LoL.... I guess there's no such thing as a new Idea, I loved the video and have favourited it.
Thanks mate ^_^
Redshift21 3 years ago