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Re: Ask Genesis World Energy a question: (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Tuesday, March 18, 2003 @ 13:11:55 UTC

If this is free energy from water then I would sooner convert all my appliances to electric. stove, furnace, hot water heater, clothes dryer, etc. I would rather have little if not any gas burning devices in the house. Gas leaks has always scared me and can be way to dangerous. I would assume that the metal the device is burning would have to be able to deal with the much hotter burning tempatures of hydrogen, I don't even know that a particular devices manual supplies that kind of information. I would guess that the appliance would have to be manufactured with a metal that is tolerant of the higher temps. I think the GWE site claimed an estimated $3000 for a residential device. I also think initially they are going to release it to the utility companies but soon after other third parties are going to hit the market with their version of the device. So i would rather wait to buy from a third party like GE or Kenmore or someone like that. I thik that how it will work...atleast thats how i out it together from the info on GWE's site.

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