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by Lila
(Anaheim, CA)

I have talked, in great length, with Inventor Dan, over the past year, and I feel he has truly found the solution to our energy needs.

Any one of his inventions could supply us with unlimited resources, but the combination of them would really be amazing.

Buying stock in his company, in my opinion would be like buying shares of Microsoft back when it was selling for a buck a share. If he can get the financial backing that he needs to take them to production, not only would our energy issues be covered, but also, my humble investment could take care of my retirement years.

Keep up the great work, Dan!

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Mar 29, 2009
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More progress
by: Lila

Yes, Dan is still working. Just finished his third working proto-type... very difficult to do without funding. A very viable solution to several different markets. The small home system could work with solar panels. The larger one could work with businesses to utilize off-peak energy usage to store the power for the air conditioning system during the heat of the day. The largest system (which he hasn't built, yet) would be used by municipalities to store the energy and make it available to use instead of brown-outs. He also has one that would work in vehicles.

Stimulus package is supposedly there, but can't find who to contact to get in on it. Heard about someone that just got a 20 million dollar grant for something that is still vaporware... Not even a FIRST proto-type. Dan is so far ahead of that, but doesn't know how to get grant money!

Seems to be a lot of scams out there about grants on the internet... or the "big guys" wanting to steal his invention from him or shelf it. It's very frustrating.

Mar 27, 2009
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Lila still there
by: James Dennes

Lila

Haven't heard a peep out of anyone on this. Flash dance perhaps? I was surprised this web site was still carrying the forum. So maybe Im wrong?

Any news?

James

Nov 12, 2008
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Working Prototype Date
by: Robert Stenson, VA

Lila

Thank you for sharing this interesting invention. When will a working demo or prototype be available to view online or offline? Im sure this is an exciting time for you and Dan.

This is not an easy market to find interested investors. I am putting my product plans on the shelf until mid 2009 but your solution seems ripe for what little dollar pool is out there right now.

Have you considered Grant based programs?

Robert

Oct 14, 2008
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Energy 24x7 Video Tested - response
by: Lila

Chris -

Since I built my first computer in 1980 (Heathkit), and I worked at Jet Propulsion Laboratory for 16 years (1984-2000), I am reasonably intelligent. Although I am not involved directly in his field of expertise, Dan and I have had many great discussions about several of his inventions. I am happy to see that this one has arrived at this stage of development. He has been working on them for many years.

I have not heard about the issues with the Prius and the "Jaws of Life". I would be very interested in hearing more, since I own a 2007 Prius.

Dan assures me that his invention is non-toxic and completely environmentally safe.

Since he drives an SUV, I am often talking about the "poor" mileage I am getting (average 54 MPG, my worst tank full was 48 MPG), and ask him what his mileage is, NOW! He insists that when his invention is installed into an SUV, he will not only be in a safer vehicle, but it will FAR SURPASS my mileage. As a shareholder, I'm anxious to see that.

As far as investment is concerned, my Daddy told me never to invest more than you can afford to lose, but also, if you don't enter the game, you can't win. I wonder how many great ideas never came to fruition because of the lack of funding. Where would we be if Thomas Edison, or Alexander Graham Bell didn't have funding?

- Lila

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Oct 14, 2008
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Chris - Since I built my first computer in 1980 (Heathkit), and I worked at Jet Propulsion Laboratory for 16 years (1984-2000), I am reasonably intelligent. Although I am not involved directly in his field of expertise, Dan and I have had many great discussions about several of his inventions. I am happy to see that this one has arrived at this stage of development. He has been working on them for many years. I have not heard about the issues with the Prius and the "Jaws of Life". I would be very interested in hearing more, since I own a 2007 Prius. Dan assures me that his invention is non-toxic and completely environmentally safe. Since he drives an SUV, I am often talking about the "poor" mileage I am getting (average 54 MPG, my worst tank full was 48 MPG), and ask him what his mileage is, NOW! He insists that when his invention is installed into an SUV, he will not only be in a safer vehicle, but it will FAR SURPASS my mileage. As a shareholder, I'm anxious to see that. As far as investment is concerned, my Daddy told me never to invest more than you can afford to lose, but also, if you don't enter the game, you can't win. I wonder how many great ideas never came to fruition because of the lack of funding. Where would we be if Thomas Edison, or Alexander Graham Bell didn't have funding? - Lila

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Oct 14, 2008
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Stored Energy Indefinitely - response
by: Lila

Phil -

Yes, I have talked with 2 people who are electronic engineers, whose opinion I greatly respect, that have viewed it. They have told me that the potential uses are far beyond what Dan has told me. They are looking at the possibilities there are within their current client base for on-site testing and evaluation.

I, myself, am not an engineer nor inventor, but as a potential end-user, I can see the value in stored energy, and his other inventions, also.

- Lila

Oct 03, 2008
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Stored Energy Indefinitely
by: Phil in Houston

Lila

I have to echo the statements above. Has this invention been seen by peer's in the industry? What is the validation process for such a fantastic direction with the energy field? I can think of many ways to go with this from an application point of view.

Phil

Oct 03, 2008
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Energy 24x7 Video Tested
by: Chris Richardson

Lila

Very strong conviction. Can you elaborate on your overall interaction with the developments of the invention? Is this something you have seen and witnessed in person?

The global impact to such a break through if true is potentially life changing if it can scale and be safe. Lots of concerns of course in the area of public safety. However, having said that, I can also see this as a true local power plant bolt on down line and being installed in the Commercial and Residential markets.

Any time I see stored energy it makes me wonder about whether or not you can get it approved for crash worthiness in an Auto or Truck, Bus, Airplane etc. Is it toxic? We are already hearing about the challenges the Toyota Prius is having with the fire department when a car like this is in an accident requiring the "Jaws of life" be used.

Don't get me wrong. We need this. We need this now. Even if it was not available to the transportation industry right away it would be incredible for the the homes and business sector along with the Government facilities around the world.

Not trying to poke holes here but there isn't a lot of data so far and when I see investment opportunities I tend to get conservative on things like this.

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