[Fwd: Pine Trees]

Dave ( gravman@netinc.ca )
Sun, 15 Mar 1998 11:09:29 +0500

> Billy M. Williams wrote:
> Now...Pine trees are also Acidic....I haven't tested this yet, but I
> wonder if you can get voltage out of pine trees like lemons?
> If so...What about a group of 50 to 100 trees hooked up all together?
> The trees are alive so they should keep growing and providing energy
> for as long as they are wired up.
<Snipper>
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Hey Billy!

NOT A BAD IDEA...when you adapt it to "MY WILD IDEA":

OK, picture this: You have a multitude of car batteries all being
charged up to full charge by these trees during daylight hours. Then
when night time falls, these same batteries could Power Hundreds of
Christmas Tree series string lights which are wrapped around the same
trees!

This could be done by wiring a day-night light/dark sensor to a bunch of
MOSFET power transistors which would be biased "ON" to series connect
all the batteries to the lights! (series wired for low current draw of
course!) Wiring ten 12 Volt batteries in series equals 120 Volts D.C.
Daytime circuit wired transistors would parallel all batteries to trees
to provide tree charging! hmmm

The same lights would also help the trees to continue growing in the
dark thus providing trickle charging current for the batteries!

Imagine, Christmas lights ALL YEAR ROUND!

Hey, so what if the lights get a little dim by 5 A.M., at least you
would have gotten all the neighbours amazed or jealous! <g>

Another Free Energy Idea -Aye!

<Dave>

--       "When a TRUE GENIUS APPEARS, you can know him by this sign:         THAT ALL THE DUNCES ARE IN A CONFEDERACY AGAINST HIM!"                                               ... Jonathan Swift