(2 of 7) - The Tilley Building Power System
by Jerry Decker for KeelyNet

Carl Tilley explaining the building power system as taken from the videotape I made of the visit to his workshop. I had to use IR so all my video captures will have a green tint which I tried to clean up as much as possible.

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Here Carl is the center of attention for our group as he shows us the building power supply system, the mystery spinner and answers some of the questions we asked.

far left = 2500W power inverter (DC to AC) middle = charge controller in use right = charge controller not in use top right = black box DC motor controller	sign says Wind Terbine Charge Controller charge controller is not in use wires lead to disconnected windmill on roof two other wires lead to 8 batteries under counter
TRACE 2.5KW Inverter Model U2512SB High Efficiency Power Inverter - RV/Marine Series	1000 Amp/DC Safety Distribution Center TRACE PC250 - PV Charge Controller
side view of controllers and spinner	Doug Littlefield and Dan York
left charge controller fed by spinner IN USE	left controller details
sign above left controller	some of the folks listening to Carl
Turbine sign for right controller (not in use)	right controller disconnected showing green blink
side panel of DC motor controller	front view of DC motor controller
two wires from spinner to left controller	spinner box with DC drive motor
spinner showing protective cowl	DC motor and experimental pulleys
dual shaft test motor believed by author to be similar to the motor eventually used in car	DC controller for use with dual shaft motor

As I recall, Dan York told me there were eight (8) batteries in parallel in the cabinets under the charge controller. I looked under one cabinet but didn't count them all as something else of interest drew me away. These batteries fed the 12VDC to the 2500W power inverter that converted the DC to AC to provide the building power requirements.

As you can see from the photos, he uses off-the-shelf components and hookups for everything except the mystery spinner which Carl claims puts out 3 times more than it uses, which is a COP of 3 (coefficient of performance). If that is true and it works as claimed, it would easily charge the batteries and recover what is lost during operation of loads.

Years ago I remember Dan Davidson saying a free energy device would require at least 300% to be commercially viable so this COP of 3 fits that claim.