This 12inch miracle tube could halve heating bills


	This 12inch miracle tube could halve heating bills

michellezm

9-16-2007 1:56 AM

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energy, heating, gadgets, inventions, electricity, current affairs

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9-16-2007 4:18 AM

tabsey

Excellent!

9-16-2007 12:10 PM

aculton

tests and discovered that the 12in x 2in tube really does produce far more heat energy than the electrical energy put in.

If this is true, which is hard to beleive. This is way more than a way to lower your heat bill, more like self substaining energy. Getting more energy out than you put in has never been done as far as I know.

9-16-2007 3:41 PM

thisnamecantbetaken

It sounds like it's tapping into Zero Point Energy. Exciting!

9-16-2007 5:11 PM

kkcapricorn

I want one!

9-16-2007 5:33 PM

tattoohead

BS!

9-17-2007 3:33 AM

Amergin

The development of the groundbreaking technology results from a chance meeting between Ecowatts chairman Chris Davies, his wife Jane and an Irish inventor, Christopher Eccles, while the couple were on holiday near Shannon in 1998.

After the inventor showed the couple his laboratory experiments, Mrs Davies, immediately signed a £20,000 cheque on the bonnet of her car and handed it over to Mr Eccles.

I see the English papers are claiming that an Irishman is British again.

9-17-2007 5:21 AM

egsnyder

Sounds like another urban legend...

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