Questions & Answers

We thought it would be helpful if we answered the most frequently asked questions:

Q.  Can you guarantee me that you will be successful with your program?
A.  No. We are trying to do something that many people believe is impossible and other people do not want to happen. There are many obstacles to be overcome. We can guarantee that we are giving it our best efforts. But, if we are not successful, we believe you have risked very little or nothing depending upon which option you select.

Q.  Will the generator be noisy?
A.  No. It will not make any more noise than the typical central air condition unit that is outside many homes.

Q.  How big will the unit be?
A.  We expect that it will fit on a 3 foot by 3 foot pad outside your home.

Q.  What happens if the generator breaks down?
A.  You will not be without power. You will still be connected to the grid and can continue to get power from them. If our equipment fails, you will call our company and we will send someone out to repair it. We will even pay your electricity bill for the period while our equipment was being repaired.

Q.  What powers the generator?
A.  The Sundance generator is powered by the Hummingbird Motor which is powered by batteries and permanent magnets. The motor/generator produces far more power than is input from the batteries. We use a little of the power that the generator produces to keep the batteries charged at all times. The unit is completely self-contained and requires no outside power.

Q.  When will you release the technology?
A.  We can’t give a precise date. Before releasing it, we must get 1.6 million households signed up to witness local demonstrations. We don’t know how long this will take us but we hope it will be this year. [EXPANDED]

Q.  How long will we get the 26,000 kW per year?
A.  For as long as we can continue to sell the excess power commercially.

Q.  How does the generator produce energy without any pollution?
A.  The final unit (similar to what is pictured below with Mr. Lee) will consist of a Sundance generator (the larger component) and a Hummingbird motor. In 2001, we demonstrated the Hummingbird motor to thousands of people in 45 cities. At each show, we proved that the motor was 5 to 1 efficient. A bank of batteries drives the motor which then drives the generator. A small amount of power from the generator is used to keep the batteries charged. We are not claiming to have a perpetual motion machine or to be breaking the laws of conservation of energy.  

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