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Inteligentry to Debut at PowerGen
Inteligentry has announced today that they have purchased booth space
to launch their noble gas engine publicly, with volumes of product ready to
purchase from manufacturers and distributors from around the world on December
11, 2012 at the PowerGen conference in Orlando.
by Sterling
D. Allan
Pure Energy Systems News
The latest news from John Rohner of Inteligentry is that they are going to make
their big public debut of their noble gas engine, with volumes of product ready
to purchase, from manufacturers and distributors from around the world, starting
December 11, 2012 at the PowerGen
conference in Orlando, Florida -- one of the largest energy conferences in the world. This
is a postponement of the September launch that we've been anticipating
this year, but now a date has been set, and the booth space has been purchased.
The Inteligentry booth space is in the top
right portion of the exhibitor
hall. Each of those small squares is a 10' x 10' foot space, so their
larger booth is 20 x 30 feet. |
They are under contract for several adjoining booths. The larger booth spot,
"5279, will feature the main Inteligentry, PlasmERG licensing booth, with a
working engine and 2 new designs."
"We will have a demo engine setup on a clear, Lexan table and running a genset, behind a clear
plastic-walled case, to keep out fingers and hands, and so they can see clearly all around and thru it.
The engine will be running a generator, with metering to prove it is working. We are also planning to have temperature meters in plain view to prove no heat and maybe an oxyometer to prove no environmental losses.
Plus there will be many products that are using our engine, as many as 14."
John also said: "Booths 5283A, B, & C will have foreign manufacturers and
products and booth 5278 will have eight US products and maybe a couple foreign
ones as
well."
"If we get time we may also show the A Pad app that controls the engine for applications like boats, aircraft, mining mules, refrigeration, etc. Also, we expect to display the new inline twin and the 6-Cylinder as well. One manufacturer is working on their own engine, and it may be there too. We will see what we can as a group accomplish by then."
"Time to show the world it's new day," he proclaimed.
Along with that debut presentation, they plan to report on at least eight
operating products with engines.
John told me that they are planning to have a unit ready for me to test on my
home in about a month from now.
In all, there will be roughly 30 different applications to start with.
When they do finally come through with a commercial product, the
following photo of my family standing next to one of the engines at the
TeslaTech conference last week could become
typical of families all over the world.
At the close of the TeslaTech conference in
Albuquerque, my family is surrounded by Mark Koppin on the left, with
Tana Kane and Dan Glover on the right, all from PTP Licensing, Ltd., a
subsidiary of Inteligentry, which plans to provide our family with a
test engine next month. The photo was snapped by a potential licensee. |
Allegedly, this engine is much easier and cheaper to manufacture than the
engine it replaces of comparable output, and its consumption of fuel (ubiquitous
and cheap noble gases in a canister that might be replaced every 6 months to
several years, even under constant use) is negligible. It makes distributed power
plausible -- power to the people.
About PowerGen
Here is what the PowerGen website says about the exhibitor space:
"Featuring the worlds largest industry exhibit floor with more than 1,200
exhibiting companies from around the world, POWER-GEN International is also the
platform for numerous new product launches and unveilingsa showcase for
products and services such as boilers, turbines, engines, boiler water and
feedwater treatment services, computer hardware and software, controls and
instrumentation systems, engineering and construction services, generators,
plant electrical systems, pumps, valves and valve actuators, and more."
John said that every news network he's talked with so far has said:
"We'll have a crew there." He said he plans to let me / PESN in the
night before to do a teaser presentation (probably live, via the SmartScarecrow
show platform) prior to the public debut the next day, honoring the role we've
played in having the vision to believe in such extraordinary claims -- not just
theirs, but so many others that we feature in our news. "I want you right there, front and center, when we do go public."
Last year, the PowerGen conference had a record-breaking attendance with over 20,000 attendees from 92 countries.
As you consider this list they provide of the kinds of people they attract to
their show, imagine what each will think as they walk past and inspect the
Inteligentry booth.
 Electric Utilities
Architects/Engineers
Co-generators/Self-generators
Consulting Firms
Financial Firms
Government Local/State/Federal
Construction & Maintenance Contractors
Fuel Suppliers
Independent Power Producers
Original Equipment Manufacturers
Power Industry Consultants
Power Plant Designers
Project Developers
Research and Development Organizations
Human Resource Managers and Recruiters
Equipment Inspection and Repair Specialists
Construction Contractors
Maintenance Service Providers
Operations Service Providers
IT Specialists
Human Resource Managers and Recruiters
Equipment Inspection and Repair Specialists
Construction Contractors
Maintenance Service Providers
Operations Service Providers
IT Specialists
Reflections from the TeslaTech Conference
While we're on the subject of Inteligentry, there are a few things I've been
wanting to share about my experience at the TeslaTech conference in
Albuquerque as it relates to Inteligentry.
The most positive thing, in my estimation, was Inteligentry's announcement
that they will be selling plans and a kit to enable people to replicate the core
noble gas piston "popper" so that scientists can see that noble gasses
can go into a plasma or quasi plasma state, causing movement of a piston, with
great force, while consuming negligible amounts of the noble gas. I agree that
this would serve them well by increasing the support for the general principle
involved in their noble gas engine.
They say that all of the knowledge about how to do this has been public domain
for years, and they are simply compiling the relevant information, along with
providing the harder-to-source components, to make it easy for craftsmen to build
a demonstrator device for themselves. This would be a boon to science. See http://www.plasmerg.com/kits.html
Also, I must say that I enjoyed meeting the three people
at the booth for PTP Licensing, Ltd., a subsidiary of Inteligentry, whose
purpose is to do licensing. I spent quite a bit of time lingering around that
booth, both in doing interviews and in observing conversations taking place. Dan
Glover, Tana Kane, and Mark Koppin all seemed to be very decent human beings,
trustworthy and dedicated to helping a good thing happen. I didn't detect any
reason to mistrust them or question their sincerity or honesty. Most of my
interaction was with Dan Glover, who told me he got involved because of our
coverage at PESN.
One of the people I spent quite a bit of
time talking to at the conference, who was there specifically to check out the Inteligentry
technology and claims, with the purpose of getting a license for manufacturing,
told me that John Rohner had agreed to the terms of him putting his license fee
in escrow, not to be released until he saw the engine running in a functional
way. I applauded him for requiring that stipulation, and I said I was pleased to
hear that Inteligentry would allow that pre-requisite.
Yesterday, I asked John about his statement
to me prior to the conference, saying:
The PTP licensing people have taken a booth there and will have a fully "dressed"
engine with them to show. Notice "dressed" means ready to go and test run.
Our agreements with our licensees, who all want to be part of the "Public Showing Party", means we can not run it. But it is complete as it sits.
When Dan was describing the advanced prototype on display, he said
that it was yet lacking a couple of components that should be done and installed
within 2-3 weeks, and it would be able to run at that time. You hear him make
statements to this effect in the interview I did with
him.
In response to this seeming contradiction, John replied that he purposely sent
the engine without some of the components, such as the starter motor, so that it
wouldn't be able to be run. Again, their policy at this time is that the public
doesn't get to see the unit running until the public debut.
I also asked John what he says in response to assertions that he doesn't have
even one Ph.D., let alone two, from MIT. He replied something to the effect:
"Who gives a shit. Everything I learned in 1962 is invalid any way."
He also said that his Ph.D.s are "under secret lock, and there is nothing I
can do about it." He went on to say that he has "spent 40 years
designing things that are supposed to be impossible. Take a hard look at my resume.
I still turn down 'consulting' jobs every week."
With pride, he notes: "It took me 4 months to get our patent filed,
business plan made and popper built."
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Part
I: My Concerns About Inteligentry
(PESN;
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My
Visit to Inteligentry
(PESN;
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- Bill Clinton and Harry Reid allegedly supporting Inteligentry
(PESN;
August 10, 2012)
- Inteligentry
to Debut at PowerGen (PESN;
August 10, 2012)
- Live
broadcast of Inteligentry "Surprise" at around 2:20 pm MDT
today (SmartScarecrow; July 27, 2012)
- Inteligentry "Surprise"
Awaits TeslaTech Conference (PESN;
July 26, 2012)
- Inteligentry says "We have everything we need to get into manufacturing"
(PESN;
July 16, 2012)
- A
Visit to Inteligentry (PESN; June 19, 2012)
- Inteligentry Manufacturers Gearing Up for Noble Gas Engine Roll-out (PESN;
April 15, 2012)
- PlasmERG
Preparing for Manufacturing (PESN; February 25, 2012)
- PlasmERG's
Revolutionary Engine Getting Ready to Rumble (PESN;
January 29, 2012)
- Inteligentry
Posts Slideshow of Noble Gas Engine Assembly (PESN; December 19,
2011)
- PlasmERG
Progressing Towards Noble Gas Engine Production (PESN; December 5, 2011)
- PlasmERG's
Anomaly Defies Scientific Explanation - (PESN; August 1, 2011)
- Papp
Engine Expert, Ken Rauen visits PlasmERG - (PESN;
July 2, 2011)
- The
PlasmERG Engine - To be, or not to be? - (PESN;
June 29, 2011)
- The
Astounding Potential of Plasmic Power in PlasmERG Engine
- (PESN;
June 26, 2011)
- PlasmERG's
Plasmic Transition Process Engine -- FAQ (PESWiki;
June 25, 2011)
- PlasmERG
Preps Factory as Patent Published - (PESN;
June 16, 2011)
- Noble
Gas Engine Ready for Production Investment - (PESN;
April 2, 2011)
- PlasmERG
among EE Times' ACE Award finalists - (PESN; March 3, 2010)
-
PlasmERG
noble gas engine patent accepted - (PESN; Nov. 21, 2009)
- Noble
gas motor update - (PESN; Sept. 21, 2009)
- How
the "Plasmic Transition Process" motor system works - (PESN;
July 18, 2009)
See also
Resources at PESWiki.com
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D. Allan
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