http://greenpowerscience.com Solar fresnel Lens The solar tracker keeps our lens power on target for 8 hours a day enabling Fresnel build temperatures exceeding 2100˚ Celsius, a new personal record. Just wait till big Daddy gets the same mount:-) The Fresnel lens history is here: http://www.youtube.com/watc...
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This mosquito trap can kill thousands of mosquitos over a few day period. Stop chikungunya- Zika Virus. http://greenpowerscience.com/ Zika virus Flavivirus genus is another virus on the rise. Usi...
Flexible Solar Fresnel Lens is made from a special combination substrate.DIAMETER = 380mm FOCAL LENGTH=700mm or roughly 28 inches. http://www.greenpowerscience.com/ This Material is currently being...
http://greenpowerscience.com Solar fresnel Lens The solar tracker keeps our lens power on target for 8 hours a day enabling Fresnel build temperatures exceeding 2100˚ Celsius, a new personal record...
This solar ray of Archimedes styled death is how he would have use dthe power of the sun for solar thermal applications Low cost solar cooker. Homemade DIY solar parabolic death ray mirror for sola...
DIY telescope death ray. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyCLOXF1188 This is the first in a series of tests for developing an optical telescope mirror from a strash can lid. The optical aberration i...
This is one of our 55.7" Paraboloids (parabolic Mirror) that produces almost 2kW of solar power. http://www.greenpowerscience.com/ They are beasts when it comes to solar heating. This is a continu...
The axial flux alternator uses rare earth magnets or Neodymium Magnet and opposes an electromagnet acting like magnetic gun. http://greenpowerscience.com/
Our powerful lens can easily erase a hard drive platter. The solar Fresnel Lens is being used for short projects of total destruction and creation. http://greenpowerscience.com/
This is a 43" diameter DIY grid free water parabola lens that can reach in excess of 1,000f The energy can be used to solar cook food. The water lens is running at about 80% of maximum power. htt...