Dear Friend,

I became interested in the idea of a "self-running" engine in 1973. That's when I ran into an article about Ed Gray's EMA Motor that produced 80hp and kept its batteries fully charged at all times.

Something just "clicked" inside of me. I knew this was really important, and I wanted to learn more. My brother and I wrote to the company, but were told they couldn't tell us anything else besides what was in the newspaper articles. That was disappointing, but it started me out on a life-time quest to understand more about this science.

Ten years later, I was living in Santa Barbara, California, and working with a brilliant engineer and machinist named Michael Knox. Together, we developed a number of novel electric motors and generators, all of which produced anomolous behaviors. The biggest problem we had was that we really didn't know how to test the machines.

In 1987, Eric Dollard showed up in our lab and finally ran some definitive tests. One of the generators could not be made to operate below 108% efficiency! The tests were all done correctly! There was only one possible conclusion; the "Laws of Thermodynamics" were NOT an absolute, limiting case on the efficiency of machines!!!

Of course, as soon as we had something to show, with test results to prove what it was doing, all funding dried up! Actually, we tried to raise funds for the project for far too long, and our personal finances became desperately low. In the end, we had no other choice. We put the project on the shelf, dissolved the company, and all went out and got jobs.

But I kept studying, and learning, and writing about these ideas. In 1994, I published an article in BORDERLANDS Magazine titled Thermodynamics and Free Energy. It was my first attempt to explain the inaccuracies and inconsistencies in the Laws of Thermodynamics, and why Free Energy machines were possible. That was 19 years ago. Today, I know a lot more. So, I decided to put together an up-dated, definitive explanation of my current understanding of Thermodynamics and the physics of how to use energy more efficiently, and ultimately, to produce a wide variety of "self-running machines." Now you can have this understanding, too!

OPEN SYSTEM THERMODYNAMICS is that communication. I know, the name doesn't sound very interesting, but honestly, I believe it is the most important lecture I have ever given.

It lays out a broad, historic overview of the development of humanity's relationship with HEAT and the breakthrough realization of how to power our machines with it, starting about 300 years ago. Considering that our ancestors harnessed FIRE tens of thousands of years ago, heat engines remain a relatively recent development.

The Ancients were totally focussed on "harnessing Nature" to power their machines. Wind powered boats go back to pre-historic times, and water flowing in rivers was used to lift water into aquaducts by the Romans 2000 years ago. The point is, Heat was not harnessed by our early ancestors because they didn't understand what it was or that it could be separated from Fire. Fire could cook their food, but it could also burn down the whole town. There was always a "fear factor" associated with heat because of the dangers with Fire getting "out of control".

So it was, that the "fearless and systematic" study of Fire and Heat started only about 300 years ago. The math to properly engineer heat engines is less than 200 years old. The metallurgy needed to build small, powerful engines is less than 100 years old. The understanding of how heat behaves in "closed systems" near the point of "equilibrium" is about 160 years old. And the understanding of how heat behaves in "open systems", far from the point of "equilibrium", is only 40 years old!

We are finally at that point in History where the materials science, the math and the theory are all available to begin harnessing heat from even "low grade" sources. That is what heat pumps do! In fact, a home heating system based on a heat pump can extract enough heat from the outside air on a cold, Winter day, to warm your house.

Back in 1900, Nikola Tesla published an article titled The Problem of Increasing Human Energy. In it, he discusses the possibility of building a machine that could be powered by the "heat of the ambient air". He believed it was the ideal way to harness the energy from the Sun and "the ideal way of obtaining motive power." This was Nikola Tesla's vision; an endless, clean power source, replenished by the Sun, but available everywhere, 24 hours a day!

Near the end of my lecture, OPEN SYSTEM THERMODYNAMICS, I show you the complete method to accomplish Tesla's amazing invention. He called it his "Self-acting Engine". It is a "heat engine" that extracts all of the heat it needs to operate from the heat in the ambient air, and produces mechanical energy and cooled air as a by-product. It is a combination of a heat pump and a thermal expansion engine with some very unique features.

That one revelation is worth the entire sales price, but you'll get much more...

HERE'S WHAT YOU GET WITH
OPEN SYSTEM THERMODYNAMICS

	First, you'll learn the REAL history of the development of Thermodynamics, and where the errors are in these "Laws."
	Next, I'll show you how heat, electricity, and mechanical energy can be conserved during their passage through a machine, and even recovered and used again to improve it's performance.
	I'll show you how these are "general principles" that can be applied to increase the energy efficiency of any system or machine, from water distillers, to electric motors, to Stirling Engines.
	Finally, I'll show you the complete method to accomplish Tesla's "ambient temperature heat engine", which has never been shown anywhere in public before!

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Quite frankly, I don't think anyone has ever offered this much real information on the subject of Thermodynamics, in one package before. So, this must be your lucky day! I've spent over 30 years and tens of thousands of dollars studying this subject, so that is what it's worth to me.

My consulting fee for a technology briefing is $250 per hour. Open System Thermodynamics is over an hour and a half, so $375 would be my fee for this much time. With a price this high, only a small handful of people could afford it. Instead, I need thousands of people to be empowered with this information to really make a difference, so I'm making this available for a nominal $27.

YOU WILL ALSO HAVE UNLIMITED ACCESS TO ANY FUTURE UPDATES TO THIS PACKAGE, INCLUDING EXTRA BONUSES THAT MAY BE ADDED TO THE DOWNLOAD PAGE AT ANY TIME.

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Sincerely,

Peter Lindemann, DSc