From: sno@opelc.com   
      
   OK....thank you for the correction....you can get a simple wattmeter for   
   under 50 dollars....that will measure watts over time...for the claimed   
   approximate input of 300 watts for pump a simple wattmeter would be   
   sufficient.....   
      
   I also forgot you would need the amount of gallons/liters in the pool..   
      
   Since there would be losses in the sides of the pool and evaporation if   
   you only got 1Kw of energy  after calculations it would prove that it   
   works....   
      
   If you spread a bunch of radiators... a bunch ofcar radiators in   
   series... on the bottom of the pool you would not even need something to   
   stir the water.....normal thermal currents would spread the heat....   
      
   An observer would not need to be a scientist or have any degree to   
   verify the results...   
      
   just some thoughts...have fun....sno   
      
   On 1/24/2012 11:18 PM, Mho wrote:   
   > Wattmeters measures power. Voltage and current do not measure power and   
   > is commonly used by the scammers to fool the layperson.   
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   >   
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   > "sno" wrote in message   
   > news:4f1f7a5f$0$2616$892e0abb@auth.newsreader.octanews.com...   
   >   
   >   
   > Take a swimming pool fill with water.....measure temp of water after a   
   > period of time when pools temperature settles.....circulate water   
   > through device back to pool....measure with a simple thermometer rise in   
   > water temperature....video thermometer next to clock....then anyone can   
   > do the simple calculations to get approximate energy output.....   
   >   
   > Would also need volt/ammeter to get continuous energy input....   
   >   
   > If you truly have extreme energy output then you do not need extremely   
   > accurate measurements.....   
   >   
   > thank you for listening to my thoughts....have fun....sno   
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