Let's see if the following message gets through:
Oops, I misspelled "continuous" in the subject line. * * * * * * * * * * * Subject: Can PV cells withstand continuious SunCell bombardment, 2000 times a sec? Hi Dr. Mills. One of the topics recently discussed over at the Vortex-l group has expressed doubts about how robust PV cells might need to be when intimately configured with SunCell technology. There have been some posts that have expressed concerns that the highly concentrated amount of energy being emitted from BLP's SunCell technology, particularly in its full spectrum, as well as the sonic concussions being generated 2000 times per second, could possibly lay waste to the integrity of the PV technology being used - perhaps quickly so. I think the implication being made here is that the actual energy gain could drop dramatically, and possibly to a negative net gain because PV cells (which tend to consume a lot of energy in their initial fabrication) would have to be replaced frequently, and as such, eat into the surplus energy equation. Here are a couple of links to posts that have expressed this PV integrity concern: https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg94959.html https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg94966.html (Please don't shoot the messenger. ;-) ) Could you elaborate on what you understand to be the actual PV issues that BLP will need to address. Is this a significant technological concern that engineering firms are addressing? I am assuming that precautions will need to be taken. If you have already answered this concern in detail, could you reference where one can find the information? Thanks for your attention. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson svjart.orionworks.com zazzle.com/orionworks
