jonule wrote:Hello,
Is there an official / professional site that presents this technology?
thanks.
who notably presents the work of those who do?
are there any facilities to visit?
thanks.
Misterloxo wrote:We can blame bcp thing Yannick but I keep in mind that we need everyone to publicize these systems.
Tagor wrote:Misterloxo wrote:We can blame bcp thing Yannick but I keep in mind that we need everyone to publicize these systems.
should naive people be encouraged to pay a high price?
in the world of so-called free energy there are some who will pay dearly for their naivety! , all this will not be free
charlatans of all stripes have understood this and they benefit greatly
as for yannick we are still waiting for unavoidable proofs of what he claims but in fact we mean:
blah blah blah and re blabla .....
jonule wrote:so much the better, so much the better!
jonule wrote:
Hello,
Is there an official / professional site that presents this technology?
thanks.
who notably presents the work of those who do?
are there any facilities to visit?
thanks.
Yannick wrote:There are those who blabber and those who do.
There are those who treat others as "poor guys" and "crooks" and those who do.
I wish you much happiness and peace of mind.
Hello,
I bought a cavitation pump last year
from Akoil (VHG3 model, 7,5 kW).
I carried out tests at the end of last winter in closed circuit
before making a final installation. The results were
disappointing but I persisted, I wanted to believe it and I have everything
even decided to make an installation strictly respecting the
manufacturer's specifications. We had many exchanges by email to try to find out why my machine was not producing what was advertised on their site (efficiency 3 for 1). Moreover, since then, this precision no longer appears and the indications are much more vague.
In short, this machine which should consume 7,5 kW / h consumes
reality 11 kW. Is it specific to this machine or is it
"congenital", I don't know?
No one at Akoil was able to explain why. Result with a consumption of 11 kW, the cop is slightly below 1.
With an actual consumption of 7,5 kW, the COP would be around 1,4. In any event, we are far from a COP of 3.
During a recent email exchange they indicate that a COP
slightly greater than 1 corresponds to a normal yield.
Undoubtedly, it heats but little more than a resistance
electric of the same power.
In addition cavitation is a very noisy system, which would not be
not insurmountable if the efficiency was there.
Conclusion, we will have to wait a little longer before this principle
become efficient.
Akoil announces the imminent release of a machine producing
electricity, given the experience I have come to you
briefly describe you will need to be very careful before taking
their ads for cash.
You can distribute this information on your forum.
Bravo for your excellent work.
cordially
JG
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