I pay around US$0.12 per kWh.
A 5 kW generator would produce 120 kWh of energy each day, that is
US$14.4 a day.
In a year it would produce 43.830 MWh, that is worth US$5259.60.

I would pay 5 years worth of energy for such a machine, if it outputs
free energy and its useful life is long enough.

Isaac



Em 31/10/2015 13:00, embedded systems escreveu:
> On Sat, Oct 31, 2015 at 10:47 AM, James Cameron <quozl@laptop.org> wrote:
>
>> On Sat, Oct 31, 2015 at 10:26:12AM +0200, embedded systems wrote:
>>> The weird thing is that works. I've seen for the first time this
>>> behavior on an old Grunding TV back in 1995 or so.  The standby LED
>>> keep lighting more than one full day with the TV unplugged from the
>>> power supply. The filtering capacitors alone can't do that.  That TV
>>> had no backup battery...
>> Did it happen to have an internal or external antenna resonant at a
>> frequency for which there was a powerful transmitter nearby?  ;-)
>>
> As long you have RF measurement tools you know the garbage you have
> nearby...:)
> Sure you can light a LED from an antenna, but when the LED is connected i=
n
> the power supply
> chain of a TV (a very old one in which the high voltage is generated by t=
wo
> thyristors), you can't.
>
> I strongly and seriously suggest to review Nikola Tesla patents involving
> resonance,
> trying to understand what resonance is in his opinion. There are a few
> dozens.
>
> Other *people with opened and rested minds*  are "tariel kapanadze',
> "akula' and so on.
>
> Enjoy at least the idea you don't understand what you see. :)



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