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No, Bro' if you or me approached Thane with view to getting a respected company to test his device Thane would turn us down. He would just be made to look foolish.
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is that the way you see these projects? David Bowling is showing off the same tech come Sunday at the science conference so you don't have long to wait. Then what, fool?
Only big oil may make this determination. Correct?
No, Bro' if you or me approached Thane with view to getting a respected company to test his device Thane would turn us down. He would just be made to look foolish.
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Funny how Thane thinks that a prime mover that is rotating his rotor does not consume any power. He thinks that the prime mover puts out zero torque to rotate his rotor.... hence he thinks the input to his rotor is zero power. Seriously, you think he beliefs his own nonsense?
You must first understand standard EE efficiency calculations, then you will see why. Thane is following standard practices. Each to convention generation occurs the prime mover increase is equivalent to the output.
Each time the new coil produces this same amount of generated power the prime mover requires nothing.
The prototype is built for testing not as a finished product for any one of 100 jobs
ing4wdExpectations. To date there has been no current 3rd party independent tech validation testing. And that insufferable fool-the sorcerer's apprentice named Thane Heins is not demonstrating the willingness to co-operate commit and consent to having his Acceleration/Regeneration technology for same...and he is not receiving any capital from which ever point Hillcrest decided "enough was enough" till he consents...co-operates and commits to a 3rd party from the Electric Motor/Generator manufacturing sector to validation test his Regenx Tech.
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