Energy Free and Clean

~~ ENERGY ~~~ ENERGY ~~

In the ole U.S.of A. most people use about 5000 gals of water a month for the
cost of about $25.00 to $50.00 a month.

Did you know that 5000 gals of water could
run your car for about 600,000 miles
or heat your home for about 10 years.

God gave us the sun, water, and the earth,
we just need to learn how to use what has been given to us.

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Want to know how to save a lot of money
this coming winter or do you need
to save money on cooling.

Take a good look at this system.

THE HEAT EXCHANGE SYSTEM

1st you have to build it.
Everybody can get the parts, no big SiFi stuff,
OK you need 2-3 car radiators or some kind of heat exchange systems,
a water pump, For the housing I’m using double sheets of OSB, 1-2” of Styrofoam inside and flashing on the inside of that, (pic 1) using metal duct tape I can make it air tight. This will give me good insulation and good air flow, it will also make it strong,
remember it has to hold a blower and a water pump.

This unit I would guess would come out to be a size about 32” X 32” X 48” not real big but the most important part of your heating and cooling system. You should locate your radiators and blower first,
(if you know of someone that’s about to junk an old car see if you can get the radiator out of it first for $10.00) then make the unit to fit, and don’t forget one side has to open in case you have to get into it to do something.

Because the unit is small if you can’t get under your house it could fit under a deck, in a garage, or just sit out back.

Now how do you get this into your ductwork? I don’t know, I don’t know your house or how its laid out, you have to do this part and maybe you know someone that could help.

For a start you could just put an electric hot water heater to the system.(pic 2)
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With this type of system you can pump hot or cold water, whatever you need.

So now you can use a geothermal system to cool or to heat,
or use Hydrogen/Oxygen (H2O water)to heat.

I will go over both of the systems
on how to set them up and get them going.

What about Solar?
Well Solar is good, very good, but what do you do if it rains for a full week
and what about at night?

Geothermal and or Water works 24/7 and I want the most bang for my buck.