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Hi Everybody. Here it is and this is what I said was being studied and tested at the University here in Las Vegas. It works on a principal in thermodynamics called the thermo-siphoning technique. Less dense air rises and cooler air takes it’s place at the bottome. I first saw this principal demonstrated up on Long Island in the Brookhaven National Laboratories. They were heating a house with it. Sure this one only works when there is sunlight but some simple add ons can be done also for heat storage. I live with parrots and I have a pretty good idea how much they like living inside of a humans house, and how very quickly it becomes their house and they just let you be there. Enjoy.
-- Rich, Nevada,































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john
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posted 650 days ago
Great idea Richard !! Would something like that work for my birdhouses?
It gets very cold where i live .
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Karson
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posted 650 days ago
Great Richard. Let us know how the research goes.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 650 days ago
Very innovative Richard.
Thanks for sharing.
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Jiri Parkman
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posted 650 days ago
Interesting idea.
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