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Greenbelt

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Joined: 11/01/2009
Location: United States
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Posted: 09:48pm 22 Jan 2010
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KarlJ;

I've been reading old posts.
You may be interested in this site on solar refrigeration.

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Time has proven that I am blind to the Obvious, some of the above may be True?
 
KarlJ

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Joined: 19/05/2008
Location: Australia
Posts: 1178
Posted: 11:39pm 22 Jan 2010
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i like it but article is not really a how to...
i often wonder if a commercial or home type unit is possible, take Boeing for example, they need ovens in one building and massive air conditioning and freezers in the next. basically lots of wasted heat...
Luck favours the well prepared
 
AMUN-RA

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Joined: 10/03/2007
Location: Australia
Posts: 144
Posted: 06:58am 23 Jan 2010
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http://www.atlantissolar.com/commercial.htmlhave a look at this
Every day the sun shines
& gravity sucks= free energy.
 
MacGyver

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Joined: 12/05/2009
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Posted: 02:46am 01 Feb 2010
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I took a look at the Amun-Ra's Web site and am so jazzed that someone finally made a DC hermetically-sealed refrigeration compressor.

About 40 years ago, I tried (unsuccessfully) to build a similar compressor using a magnetically-coupled external motor. Great idea, just didn't have enough "holding power" to get the job done. That much (not quite good enough) is pretty normal for me!



Edited by MacGyver 2010-02-02
Nothing difficult is ever easy!
Perhaps better stated in the words of Morgan Freeman,
"Where there is no struggle, there is no progress!"
Copeville, Texas
 
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