Brilliant Light Power Going To Market - Free Energy Generator

[hecd2]

it is actually 5 times more powerful than is needed to propel an electric hilux at 150kmh (just under 100mph to you yanks)

...and Brits.

ETA: But what's a hilux?

 

[LTC8K6]

...and Brits.

ETA: But what's a hilux?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Hilux

 

[macdoc]

thought that was Toyota ute.

 

[LTC8K6]

so as long as his 2008 one weighs less than 1 .375 ton, and is smaller than 1.8m x 2.4m x 2m

it is actually 5 times more powerful than is needed to propel an electric hilux at 150kmh (just under 100mph to you yanks) and yet be fully road legal in Oz in weight and size....
http://www.thebackshed.com/basiclynatural/EVConversion.asp

so every drop of oil wasted since then, every bit of pollution released by cars- it could have ALL been avoided if he had only released his working prototypes to market...

Also imagine over the last 9 years how much refinement would have occurred, both from Mills and from third parties and hackers. By now the same 50Kw devices would probably be producing 60Kw or more. We'd be on the 3rd or 4th working generation.

 

[Dancing David]

The output of 4 nuclear reactors from one cubic foot.. surely this power density would instantly vaporize any materials? Or perhaps he is going to teach the fusion researchers how to do proper magnetic confinement?

BOOM!

 

[jimbob]

Markie, I think you need Sean Spicer to help you with spinning your viewpoint

 

[Prometheus]

Does Mills accept bitcoin for investments?

 

[jimbob]

Does Mills accept bitcoin for investments?

What about Monopoly money?

 

[Darat]

Monopoly money may be valueless but it does exist!

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[halleyscomet]

Does Mills accept bitcoin for investments?

I suspect he probably did from the thread's OP.

 

[Dabop]

...and Brits.

ETA: But what's a hilux?

Why can't I own a Toyota Hilux in America?

Basically, there is something called Chicken tax.

This tax is a 25% tariff on four goods– potato starch, dextrin, brandy, and light trucks.

from https://www.quora.com/Why-cant-I-own-a-Toyota-Hilux-in-America

I often wondered why the best 4x4 ever made wasnt available in the states
Now I know- its the chicken tax.... (um whaaa??)

(Marty McFly had a black one in one of the back to the future movies- crashing it into a rolls royce is what stuffed up his life before he went back and did the burnout in reverse at the race at the traffic lights)

Also known from top gear as the indestructible hilux (I actually owned that exact make,model and year 84 2.4d wellside ute) and they are indestructible (almost)- still runs and goes but after a crash, its not roadworthy, been used as a farm ute ever since

Usually seen in the middle east with a machine gun mounted in the back

They are, quite simply, the best, most rugged and unstoppable 4x4 ever made- especially the 2.4l diesel


Top Gear
pt 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KIx3Jis8Ak about 13min

pt2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhlKPpDly2s about 5 min

(that add in pt 1 is an ozzie add, toyota ran for years with variations on it)
Boil it, drown it, burn it, and it keeps coming back for more

 

[Hans]

Does Mills accept bitcoin for investments?

I think he would accept ideas on how to get even one of his ideas to work!

 

[Sideroxylon]

I think he would accept ideas on how to get even one of his ideas to work!

If earning money is a meaure of your ideas working then they are working just fine.

 

[jonesdave116]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Hilux

Just to add to the distraction from Mills' lunacy; I think it was one of these vehicles that was being advertised in New Zealand back in the day. One of my favourite ads of all time. Featured a well known (in NZ) character, and poet called Barry Crump.
Well spoken proud chap: "I've just put a deposit on one of these!"
Crump: "Never mind, mate, it'll probably wash off."

 

[Mike!]

from https://www.quora.com/Why-cant-I-own-a-Toyota-Hilux-in-America

I often wondered why the best 4x4 ever made wasnt available in the states
Now I know- its the chicken tax.... (um whaaa??)

(Marty McFly had a black one in one of the back to the future movies- crashing it into a rolls royce is what stuffed up his life before he went back and did the burnout in reverse at the race at the traffic lights)

Also known from top gear as the indestructible hilux (I actually owned that exact make,model and year 84 2.4d wellside ute) and they are indestructible (almost)- still runs and goes but after a crash, its not roadworthy, been used as a farm ute ever since

Usually seen in the middle east with a machine gun mounted in the back

They are, quite simply, the best, most rugged and unstoppable 4x4 ever made- especially the 2.4l diesel


Top Gear
pt 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KIx3Jis8Ak about 13min

pt2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhlKPpDly2s about 5 min

(that add in pt 1 is an ozzie add, toyota ran for years with variations on it)
Boil it, drown it, burn it, and it keeps coming back for more

Well that would explain why GM didn't rebadge the Holden Ute as an El Camino and sell it in the U.S. too.

 

[halleyscomet]

If earning money is a meaure of your ideas working then they are working just fine.

I wouldn't call taking in millions of investor capital to "build" a product that never makes it to market "earning" the money.

The more I learn about Mills the more he sounds like a plotline from Leverage.

 

[michaelsuede]

Latest press release from BrLP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eYDipzYuTY

BrLP has achieved automated control of the molten silver levels of the reservoirs of the dual molten metal injectors of its SunCell®. BrLP has also achieved automated control of the SunCell’s® thermal profile. These were the two gating items to a closed commercial SunCell® that can be deployed for field trials of thermal applications followed by electrical unit deployment with further photovoltaic converter development. The video of an excerpt of an electromagnetic pumping test shows the left reservoir overfilled at pumping initiation. The pumping rates automatically adjusted to establish and maintain matching relative levels and caused the molten streams to intersect at the center of the reaction cell chamber. BrLP is optimizing the designs and integrating this technology as it builds the first thermal field trial unit. The photovoltaic cells and cooling technology of the photovoltaic converter have been designed and are in the initial testing phase.

Now that they have automation that allows them to run the cell in a closed system, a prototype generator is very close indeed.

 

[jrhowell]

Now that they have automation that allows them to run the cell in a closed system, a prototype generator is very close indeed.

So they have solved an engineering problem created by their new design, but still have not tried to create hydrinos using it.

It still seems odd to me that they are working on a "prototype" when they still haven't been able to demonstrate a sustained reaction in any kind of experimental setup yet. I predict a massive failure and return to the drawing board once they attempt to close the dome and fire it up.

(And I still do not see how two flowing streams of silver that hit each other and produces splashes all around the inside of the dome replaces a separated pair of metal rods in the previous design. If it is just acting as a current carrier then why must the silver be moving? Why must there be two streams colliding instead of one stream with voltage applied to either end? Or just molten silver in a ceramic trough? It seems that there is a very low resistance path either way.)

 

[halleyscomet]

Latest press release from BrLP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eYDipzYuTY



Now that they have automation that allows them to run the cell in a closed system, a prototype generator is very close indeed.

What do you think of the fact that BLP has made numerous predictions about production runs of generators or heaters despite the fact that, after nearly 30 years, they STILL don't have a working prototype?

Have you personally invested money in BLP?

If not, why not?

 

[Red Baron Farms]

Here in 2000 BLP's process creates a "vast class of proprietary chemical compounds" and production of those compounds will be part of their business model. These compounds will have wide ranging applications.

http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.29.2294&rep=rep1&type=pdf

Setting aside the lunacy of both claiming hydrinos are non reactive dark matter and also quite capable of forming "vast class of proprietary chemical compounds". Any word from Mills if these novel reactions are endothermic or exothermic? How do the chemical properties vary from ordinary hydrogen compounds.

Latest press release from BrLP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eYDipzYuTY



Now that they have automation that allows them to run the cell in a closed system, a prototype generator is very close indeed.

Please give me a date, so I can stock up on plenty of Louisiana hot sauce, the only way I know of to properly eat crow.

Until then I will continue to loudly proclaim the Emperor has no clothes. Mills is parading around naked as a jailbird and only fools believe he will ever actually succeed in releasing all this energy by turning hydrogen into hydrino dark matter