Using renewable energy is one of the most important things that you can do as a
home owner. There are various advantages to using renewable energy at your home.
Using renewable energy can be something that can help both you (as an
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available to you as a home owner, when you use renewable energy.
The most common type of renewable energy is definitely solar energy. This energy
is used to create hot water at your home and it can also be used to generate
electricity by using photovoltaic cells. Although the energy conversion of solar
power to electricity has low efficiency, the cost of producing this energy is
much more lower than other forms of renewable energy.
The second type of renewable energy is wind energy. By using a residential wind
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your home. If the wind speed is below the required amount, then the system will
be offline and you will use electricity from your local utility company.
However, in case the wind speed is high enough to produce more electricity then
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Hi Guys ;
If it is for real, it just blow my mind that this so great machine was stopped from being put for further R&D and manufacture for the great of human kind from people who are selfish. I just don't understand why it cannot made it happen. I don't understand why we should be afraid of the threat. Aren't this great machine should have a fair share of fortune in the world?

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--- In adamsmotor@yahoogroups.com, Russel Prier <russelp@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Guys,
>
> Robert Adams had drawn up plans to do just this, I have seen those
> plans but he did not followthrough with them because at the time several
> oil companies were watching him and had already made it plain to him
> that there would be consequences if he was to hurt there industry. Is
> it possible? Yes it is. The concept is very scalable although some
> people say it is not, as I have seen motor-generators that put out
> miniscule amouts of power and others that can put out a megawatt or
> there abouts equivalent of energy and many in between sizes of motors.
> The larger motor that Robert built was by no means the upper limit as
> once you have some empirical formula worked out you could build any size
> you wanted to.
>
> mac mac wrote:
> >
> >
> > ... Dear, person ... That would be the aim some members are hoping to
> > achieve. Now ask yourself this, "what can I do with this idea .. "
> >
> >
> >
> > On 6 Nov 2009, at 2:37 AM, Alongaga Jonos wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>
> >> Dear guys;
> >> I have a question. Does this machine can be use for
> >> powering an electric vehicles.
> >>
> >> regards
> >>
> >> Alongaga Jonos
> >>
> >
> >
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With energy prices on the rise, there are ways for the average household to cut
back on their energy bills when they need it most.
At the moment, the UK has committed to reducing the amount of energy we use by
60 per cent before 2050. This lofty goal is one that needs to see people across
the UK chipping in - and as energy bills climb there's more of an incentive to
save energy.
One solution to high energy bills is choosing to install insulation in your
home. Insulation helps keep heat in during the colder months, meaning you won't
have to use extra energy to warm your home. In addition, it helps keep rooms
cool during the summer, meaning you won't have to run your air conditioner or
cooling system as often.
Experts say that insulation is vital for many households when it comes to saving
money on energy bills during the credit crunch. Insulating your walls and in
your loft will help prevent air from escaping, and will also help you save money
along the way.
In addition to heating, bills are increasing because we use energy throughout
our homes and lives. When it comes to saving money, you can easily reduce your
energy bills by taking a close look at how you light your home. Using energy
efficient light bulbs, as well as remembering to turn off your lights when you
leave the room, are quick and easy ways to drastically reduce your energy costs.
Also be sure to close your curtains. This simple move helps save energy when you
shut them in the evening, as they help keep the heat in your home. When you
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appliances like dishwashers and laundry machines with full loads.
When it comes time to leave the house, there are still measures you can take in
the office and outside which can help reduce your energy consumption and bills.
Leave the car at home - using less petrol to drive to work saves you money when
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When you're at work, remember to switch off your computer and to only print what
you need. This saves you money in paper costs, ink and power spending.
With the cost of living set to rise during the recession, there are ways to
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Hi Guys ;
          If it is for real, it just blow my mind that this so great machine was
stopped from being put for further R&D and manufacture for the great of human
kind from people who are selfish. I just don't understand why it cannot made it
happen. I don't understand why we should be afraid of the threat. Aren't this
great machine should have a fair share of fortune in the world?

best regards

Alongaga


--- In adamsmotor@yahoogroups.com, Russel Prier <russelp@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Guys,
>
> Robert Adams had drawn up plans to do just this,  I have seen those
> plans but he did not followthrough with them because at the time several
> oil companies were watching him and had already made it plain to him
> that there would be consequences if he was to hurt there industry.  Is
> it possible?  Yes it is.  The concept is very scalable although some
> people say it is not,  as I have seen motor-generators that put out
> miniscule amouts of power and others that can put out a megawatt or
> there abouts equivalent of energy and many in between sizes of motors.
> The larger motor that Robert built was by no means the upper limit as
> once you have some empirical formula worked out you could build any size
> you wanted to.
>
> mac mac wrote:
> >
> >
> >  ... Dear, person ... That would be the aim some members are hoping to
> > achieve. Now ask yourself this, "what can I do with this idea .. "
> >
> >
> >
> > On 6 Nov 2009, at 2:37 AM, Alongaga Jonos wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>
> >> Dear guys;
> >>                  I have a question. Does this machine can be use for
> >> powering an electric vehicles.
> >>
> >> regards
> >>
> >> Alongaga Jonos
> >>
> >
> >
> >
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Making a home more energy-efficient will be worth the investment, especially
over time. Not only will you be doing your part for the environment, you could
save hundreds, even thousands of dollars on utility bills over the years you
stay in your home. And, an energy-efficient home is much easier to sell when the
time comes.
You might not want to just launch an effort to make your home more
energy-efficient in one fell swoop, but as you make repairs, do upgrades and
maybe do a little remodeling, the small additional costs will be recouped faster
than you might expect. After all, some of the things you can do to make your
home more energy efficient don't cost much at all, especially if you are
upgrading anyway.
For example, adding weather stripping to doors and windows will probably cost
you less than $50. You could save more than that in the next year in reduced
energy bills because your home is losing less heated or cooled air. Installing
window film on your east- and west-facing windows will probably cost you less
than $100 if you do it and less than $250 if you have a professional do the job.
It will reduce your heating and cooling bills and prevent fading of your carpet
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or 2 years.
Switching from incandescent light bulbs to compact fluorescent bulbs will cost
you a little more when you first buy the bulbs, but you will save on electricity
and you will replace the bulbs far less frequently.
Adding storm doors and windows will save on both heating and cooling costs by
reducing the amount of conditioned air that is lost and reducing the amount of
outside air that sneaks in. If your budget is tight, you can try doing what our
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You just need a little lumber, a few nails and some heavy plastic.
If you are replacing appliances, it is worth it to insist on energy-efficient
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Investigate energy-efficient financing for your upgrades if you are making your
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If you will use a remodeled or added room as a home office, be sure to deduct
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Get to know the U.S. Energy Policy Act of 2005. It allows homeowners to take tax
credits for remodeling that improves the energy efficiency of your primary
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for:
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insulation expected to last at least 5 years $300 for qualified central air
conditioning, heat pumps or geothermal heat pumps up to $150 for a qualified
gas, oil or propane furnace or hot water boiler up to $300 for a qualified gas,
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heating
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Bedini is using a keyed part that allows him to connect his magnet holding disk/wheel/rotors to the drive shaft. The part is connected to the disk via three bolts. Most of his spinning rotors utilize these parts. I need to order some of these parts from McMasterCarr and don't know what to call them. I'd appreciate it if you would give me the name of the part. Thanks in advance!!

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Bedini is using a keyed part that allows him to connect his magnet holding
disk/wheel/rotors to the drive shaft.  The part is connected to the disk via
three bolts.  Most of his spinning rotors utilize these parts.  I need to order
some of these parts from McMasterCarr and don't know what to call them.  I'd
appreciate it if you would give me the name of the part.  Thanks in advance!!

Regards,
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Russel, Thanks for your information on core winding.  I appreciate it very much. It sounds like these guys have three stationary disks with 5 electro-magnets each with three corresponding rotors with two permanent magnets each.  I haven't seen an Adam's motor with just two magnets on a rotor before.  Is this the way you read it?  Thanks for your help. Regards, Fiditti

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