Hi ,

 

A lot has happened over the last few months and I'd like to share a bit with you.

 

There are lots of ways to save energy and make your hard-earned money stretch farther.

Recently, I found a product that allows you to insulate the windows in your house, lower your heating and cooling bills, and increase the comfort level in your home, WITHOUT replacing your windows. The product is called In'flector Insulating Screens and you can learn more about the product and the company at their website.

 

If you want to try a fun experiment, try making one of John Bedini's homemade batteries. It is made from copper, magnesium, pickling alum with a bit of water! I saw him make one at his shop, and it powered some LED's very brightly.  He even powered a small radio station transmitter with it. You can see the full tutorial here: Bedini Battery

 

If you've ever wondered if there really is a way to get more power out of fuel, reduce emissions or even "burn" water as a fuel, then you really have to check out Ignition Secrets by Aaron Murakami. Even if you aren't very technically inclined, you still may enjoy learning a little by viewing the pictures and watching the videos on the website! Ignition Secrets

 

I have personally run many tests with Aaron at my shop using these ignition systems.  At one point, we were able to get a lawnmower to run at full power with just the idle jet open.  Now that's a serious reduction in fuel usage! You can definitely learn to use this on a gasoline-powered generator and stretch your fuel reserves during an emergency!

 

Finally, there have been a lot of changes at Tesla Chargers recently.  First, the 1AU and the 2A12 chargers are now selling well at there new, lower prices.  Second, the 20A12 Rejuvenator is back in full production and more people than ever are learning how to rejuvenate, in stead of recycle, their large, expensive batteries.  And third, we are happy to announce the availability of the long awaited Golf Cart Charger.  This unit can charge golf carts with either 36 volt or 48 volt systems, and greatly extend the battery's useful life.  You can learn more at: Tesla Chargers

 

Thanks for subscribing and for being interested in energy issues.

 

Sincerely,

Peter Lindemann

Energy Times