Wenn das Ding so ungefährlich funktioniert wie es da steht kann man für jede Wohnung solche Teile aufstellen -> 1 für Strom, 1 für Warmwasser/Heizung. Oder 2 Kreisläufe oder was weiss ich.
Und wenn mans vergrössern kann -> 1 Fettes Kraftwerk und Strom für die Massen ^^
Braucht kein Plasma, strahlt anscheinend nicht und ist sehr klein. Super
Edit:
Duration of test: 18 hours
Flow rate: 3,000 L/h = ~833 ml/s.
Cooling water input temperature: 15°C
Cooling water output temperature: ~20°C
Input power from control electronics: variable, average 80 W, closer to 20 W for 6 hours
The temperature difference of 5°C * 833 ml = 4,165 calories/second = 17,493 W. Observers estimated average power as 16 kW. A 5°C temperature difference can easily be measured with confidence.
3,000 L/h is 793 gallons/h, which is the output of a medium-sized $120 ornamental pond pump.
The control electronics input of ~80 W is in line with what was reported for tests before Jan. 14. Input power was high on that day because there was a problem with cracked welding, according to the Levi report.
18 hours * 16 kW = 288 kWh = 1,037 MJ. That is the amount of energy in 26 kg of gasoline (7.9 gallons). Given the size and weight of the device, this rules out a chemical source of energy.