…Well, as you probably know, a couple weeks ago the guys at “HoJo Motor” released plans that anyone can follow to create their own free energy device based on Howard Johnson’s patented magnetic generator. The reason it’s getting so much buzz is because this magnetic generator produces totally free energy for people’s homes and the plans are actually really easy to follow (so a ton of people have already built their own working “free energy” device)!

And if don’t know who Howard Johnson is (the inventor of the HoJo Motor)…he is called “The Father of Spintronics” and was one of the greatest inventors of the past century. His entire life’s work was solely to learn how to produce free energy and to create a magnetic generator that could be used in people’s homes to eliminate their need to pay for electricity.

…Well, Howard successfully invented this and it’s called the “HoJo Motor” …And guess what else? The “HoJo Motor” was actually awarded 3 U.S. patents! In fact, it’s the only known device to be certified by the “U.S. Patent Office” to actually produce free energy.

And finally anyone can build their own “HoJo Motor” and produce free energy for their home because they literally just re-released the plans to build this device! And if you’re like me and don’t have any building or engineering experience it doesn’t matter! The plans are easy to follow and are step-by-step! …So literally anyone can build this device…

You can see them here for a very limited time:

Go here > > HoJo Motor

…the only problem when Howard Johnson invented the “HoJo Motor” was the Big Energy Corporation saw the HoJo Motor as a huge threat to their profits. These corporations first got word about his “free electricity device” when they saw Howard’s free energy motor featured on the cover of the spring “Science & Mechanics” magazine.  Science & Mechanics magazine was blown away by what Howard created and they saw the actual proof that it worked so they decided to feature it on their cover…

…But “Big Energy” didn’t like this at all! They knew this device could potentially cost them million (or billions) if everyone could produce their own free energy and didn’t need to rely on them for energy anymore. So these corporations started a massive campaign to shut down Howard’s research team because the energy companies got word that Howard and his team were looking to release their motors to the public soon.

But just recently the Howard Johnson (HoJo) Motor plans were just released to the public for the first time since the invention of this motor!

You can see them here > > HoJo Motor

Unfortunately, the guys at “HoJo Motor” pulled their offer down only a couple days after they first released them because they were getting tons of attack letters from the Big Energy Corporation.

But they just came out and said they were going to re-release their plans to just a few more people in the next couple days because they don’t want their invention to be kept from the public!

…So I’d keep checking here > > HoJo Motor

Because if they’re back  up and you’re at all interested in producing safe, clean, free energy for your home than I’d highly recommend you check out the Hojo Motor and use their patented plans to create your own free energy device.

I don’t know when or if they’re going to put their plans back out there but if you have the chance to get them make sure you do!

I guarantee you that if you get their plans it will be one of the best things you’ve ever done! So stop paying $1,000s for electricity and become energy independent today!

If you haven’t seen their easy to follow step-by-step plans yet go here now:

HoJo Motor

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Solar Powered Fountain

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It only works in direct sunlight, but it’s still pretty ace. Not sure what we’re going to do with it yet.

PS20 Solar Power Tower

Image by Tom Raftery
PS20 is the world’s second power tower plant in commercial use.

With a power capacity of 20 megawatts, the new PS20 solar power plant will produce enough clean energy to supply 10,000 homes, and will avoid the emission of approximately 12,000 tons of CO 2 into the atmosphere that a conventional power plant would have produced.

PS20 consists of a solar field made up of 1,255 mirrored heliostats designed by Abengoa Solar. Each heliostat (visible in the bottom left of this photo), with a surface area of 1,291 square feet, reflects the solar radiation it receives onto the receiver, located on the top of a 531 feet-high tower , producing steam which is converted into electricity generation by a turbine.  I hope you have enjoyed these solar power photos.

Other Solar Power Photos

Kids today can learn about so many different things. We have a way to teach them about solar power. This resource will be their future and will depend on how we take care of it today. Solar power can be anywhere the sun shines and you can feel and see the warmth. Solar power can heat water, heat homes, schools, businesses, and it can produce energy. Teaching kids today how solar power works and how we can use it wisely will ensure that our future and theirs will be protected.

First of all, learning about the harmful affects of our energy usage today is important for them to understand why there should be another way to produce energy. Because the electricity that we use today comes from non-renewable resources we are setting ourselves up for a big fall. When that resource runs out we will rely on an alternative to supply our power. Scientist are working today to ensure that when we do run out of that resource we will be able to switch over to another way without missing a beat.

The problem with that is we shouldn’t wait until that resource is gone to switch over. We should be able to switch in the near future and preserve what we have left. Another problem with our energy production today is that it is harmful to the environment. It pollutes the air and will eventually make it impossible for us to use the sun as a natural resource. We can’t afford to lose that important alternative. In order to save our environment we need to teach the kids how we can all join together in order to save there solar power.

Solar power can generate energy using natural resources and man made solar sources that will attract the solar power to the source. In order to make this affective we need to be able to find solar sources that are not expensive but can provide the solar power that we need. A standard home can benefit greatly to switching over to solar power. It is easy to do. Also when you build your home you can build it using solar power as a way to naturally generate electricity into your home, heat your water, and other functions that can be controlled by using solar power. In the long run, we benefit by not paying for a resource that is slowly taking away from a natural resource. Our kids will be rewarded for our careful planning.

All ages can benefit from conserving solar power but it needs to start now in order to benefit the future. Teaching the kids the way to save the energy and how we need to come up with a way to save the solar power in the future in order to supply heating, water, and other necessities in large quantities rather than by individual houses, which is how we do it today. One day we may not need to run power lines through fields, streets and yards because we will all have solar power boxes in the back yard instead.

Solar powered transfer pump


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Water is brought to the site in 30G recycled juice drums then pumped into a 275G storage tank, seen on the right, using the shurflo transfer pump running off a solar charged battery. You can see the charge controller mounted to the wall. Most of the wiring seen goes up the wall to convenience switches.

Future plans call for some fusing, a higher rate pump, and a externally accessible spigot with PVC piping indoors.

Two-story site: ‘Land in the Sky’ with a Solar powered Flower Clock next to the Kobe City Hall in Kobe Japan


Image by Arjan Richter
The Flower Clock

A half century ago, in the middle of the rapid economic growth, when the all of Japan was being driven by "development", Kobe city quickly got interested in "cityscape". Because of this, the Flower Clock was created in Kobe.

When the deputy mayor (later the mayor) visited foreign countries, he came up with the idea of a flower clock in Kobe. The one in Geneve, Switzerland was chosen as its model. However there was not any useful information; they asked some watch manufacturers and gownsmen to help study it. They also began collecting examples from other countries and sending prints for the design drawing of the one in Geneve. They then began to produce their own Flower Clock.

A dial as long as 6 meters was unprecedented in Japan, and they would also make a flower bed on the inclining clock face. The more information they gathered, the more studies and necessary factors were piling up such as maintenance of its accuracy, waterproofing at the core, waterproofing and damp proofing in the machine room, effect of wind and so on.

As they began to solve the various technical difficulties, they were soon able to use money contributed from citizens and companies to set the flower clock. As the result of volunteer donations to Kobe City, the clock was started on the day of the City Hall completion memory ceremony.

The current Flower Clock is the second one which was renovated in 1976. It has a machine room underground which stores the mechanics of the clock. Its hands were made of glass fiber. Its energy source is solar power that has been generated in the facility on the roof of second annex of City Hall since 2002, excluding nights or rainy days. Solar energy generation is environment-friendly and clean because it neither pollutes air nor emits CO2, which is concerned to be a leading cause of global warming. (Source: city.kobe.lp.jp).

The Totem Pole

In 1961 the City of Seattle gave Kobe a Native American Totem Pole, which stands next to Kobe City Hall and serves as the major symbol of the sister city relationship in Kobe. (Source: Seattle-Kobe Sister City Association).

Hillaire began carving totems when he was 16, and was believed to have carved more than 100 poles before creating Land in the Sky. He died at the age of 73 in 1963.

Land in the Sky was Hillaires seventh major pole. It was 35-feet tall, 13,240 pounds and carved out of a Washington Red Cedar that was approximately 1,000 years old when it was cut down.

The totem was part of a two-pole project Hillaire did for the sister-cities of Kobe, Japan and Seattle. One pole was flown to Japan in 1961 where Hillaire completed it and placed it in front of Kobe City Hall.

According to Hillaire, a totem pole is not an idol or a thing of worship, but is erected to commemorate an important event, similar to a statue in a park, while telling a story from the bottom up. The story of Land in the Sky comes from an ancient North Coast Native American legend which describes two young brothers who climb into the sky on a thread of arrow shafts and conquer the moon after a battle.

The younger brother marries the moons daughter and the older brother marries the daughter of the sun. The animals depicted on the pole represent the animals in the moons army that the brothers had to battle. (Source: North Kitsap Herald).

Public Clock Photography by Arjan Richter

Sir Charls Shults shows us how he can make 6 kw Solar Systems for a fraction of today’s PV solar panel costs. Power your home & Electric Car for 00 instead of over 000 for PV systems!
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The sun produces massive amounts of heat that are transmitted down to the earth’s surface. When the sun’s rays reach the earth’s surface the intensity of the heat directly from the sun is not as hot because some of the heat is rerouted before it reaches the earth’s atmosphere. When the sun is hot and it is summer time we think that it couldn’t get much hotter as the mid day sun makes your run for shade, but it can get hotter if it wasn’t rerouted.

Solar power can be hot enough to power machinery and that is exactly what was discovered over one hundred years ago when a man working on machinery wondered if steam from the heat of the day could be used to power machinery. He was right and thus began a new form of production, heat and electricity. Today solar power is being used all around the world. The solar power is being concentrated into a solar source where the heat is used in a variety of ways. We still rely on our way of heating and powering our homes but in the future it may all be powered by the sun. It is cost effective to use solar power as the only expense you have is in your solar source.

In order to use solar power you will need to have something that can attract the sun and allow the heat to be concentrated where it can stay warm for a long period of time. This is fairly easy when you consider all the knowledge and resources that we already have access to. When you use solar power for heating and power electricity you cannot go wrong.

Solar power is entrusted in space shuttles as they know that this will help produce the most efficient energy with the least amount of complications. The solar panels are faced toward the sun at all times in order to be able to power the shuttle efficiently. There are fewer problems from solar power than with other methods. Even though there are days that there are clouds in the sky and rain, snow or other weather, it is still possible to produce enough heat in your solar source to create enough energy to last until the sun can come back down. Solar power is in our future we need to be ready for it. Right now solar power is only being used by those who are more aware and worried about our earth’s atmosphere when it is a concern that we should all be worried about.

We can learn a lot from the past and the way that solar power was used. Every minute of the sunlight was used doing everything that needed done because after the sun went down there was no more light. I don’t think we could do that now. Solar power has so many benefits for us that we don’t realize all of them and how it is more efficient to use the solar power than other ways.

Waco Chamber of Commerce Solar Power


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Waco Chamber of Commerce Solar Power

Waco Chamber of Commerce Solar Power


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Waco Chamber of Commerce Solar Power

It is a well known fact that the sun is the strongest from the south. People who want to conserve solar power uses this theory in order to get the most sun into their houses with minimal expense. If you are building a home that you want to be solar power, it is best to put the most windows facing the south side. Although it is not always true, depending on where you live, it is a general rule to go by. Passive technology turns sunlight into heat that can be used for several things, including ventilation and cooling. You can heat homes and businesses with passive solar. Passive solar systems depend on gravity fed and natural resources in order to make passive solar work. If it uses a pump or fan to force the liquid through, than it is an active solar.

Passive solar technology offers direct and indirect gain for heating spaces, water heating systems, use of thermal mass and also phase change materials which helps to regulate the temperature indoors. There is also the solar cooking equipment, the solar chimney which allows for ventilation and earth sheltering. Passive solar can also be found in a solar furnace and solar forge, although these are a little more complicated. Sun rooms are another example of passive solar power as it lets the sun come into the room without allowing it to escape. There is no mechanism or no engine to power just the clear panes of glass attracting the sun and trapping it within.

Solar gain is referring to the increase in temperature in an area, an object or a structure that is a result of solar radiation. The stronger the sun the more solar gain you have. A solar furnace is any huge object that is created in order to channel the heat directly to one place. The heat can be unbearable but it does produce a lot of electricity from it. Temperatures can reach up to 3,000 degrees. When you compare the expenses associated with passive solar you realize that the cost of passive solar is minimal when you compare it to active wear.

Because there is no mechanism to power it makes it more affordable. With active solar you must have a device that can power the heat that you take in and used it. Passive solar is the most popular with those who are experimenting with the conception of solar power and may find that they like it enough to stick to it. When you are ready for an upgrade it is easy to move up to active power. Adding a mechanism that will easily and conveniently pump the water on through the source is an effective way of combining today’s technology with conservation and preservation that we have access to.

Passive solar power is something that we will be seeing a lot of in the future as the need for solar power becomes more in demand. There will come a time when even those who depend on active solar may have to switch to passive solar.

Solar Powered STAR CLOCK of the Sapporo Station 札幌駅 in Sapporo Hokkaido Japan

Image by Arjan Richter
One of my favorite clocks in Japan. The Clock with the name STAR Clock, obviously, of the Sapporo Station. The clock is solar powered and generates its own energy. Beautiful.

Publiic Clock Photography by Arjan Richter

More Solar Power Photos….

BigBelly solar-powered compactor waste bin

Image by Mosman Council
Mosman Council is trialling a new solar-powered compactor waste bin. The system automatically compacts rubbish at the point of disposal, dramatically increasing capacity by 5 times the footprint of ordinary bins. It is hoped the new bin will reduce the incidences of litter overflow and waste ending up in our waterways, particularly over the summer months. The increased capacity reduces collection trips and can cut related fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions by 80%.

Safe, easy to use, and designed to keep out pests, the BigBelly has already proven its worth in a variety of environments and will come into its own by keeping out birds and other pests.
You can view this little wonder at Balmoral, where it was installed today.

Thanks for visiting and viewing our solar power photos.

Solar power is everywhere because it comes from the sun. Solar power can be used to power electricity, pump water, to heat your home or office and power vehicles. With all that we can do with solar power you have to wonder why we don’t do enough to conserve the solar power. We could use it for almost anything and it would cost a fraction of what we are paying now. You can make a difference by doing your part is making solar power something you can use.

In order to power energy with solar power you need to know the basics of solar power and how it works. It takes a long time for heat from the sunlight to reach the earth. Unless it is concentrated into a particular area the heat from the sun will be distributed evenly over the earth’s surface where the sun is shining. When you want to use the natural sun light to power your electricity, heat or water you need to know the process to it.

You need to direct the sunlight to a concentrated area in order to have enough energy to power your source. Some of the biggest solar power towers are set up around the world. Solar power is not something that a few people are trying but solar power is about the future, everyone’s future. When you use a light in your home you may not realize the process that brings that energy to that switch so when you flip it on you will have lights. The energy that it takes to run power to our homes are not a natural way of energy. Conserving the energy that comes from the sun is the most natural way to equip our homes with energy, heat and more. When we use natural resources we save in several ways; by preserving the earth, cutting down on monthly and over all costs, and no inconvenient power outages.

Preserving the earth helps when you use natural resources that don’t hurt the earths atmosphere and everything in it. If we continue to use the power that we use today we may pollute the atmosphere so much that the right amount of sun will not be able to make it down to the earth’s surface in the future. Then we will have no other choice but to rely on our man made abilities to produce something that will cost us more than what it already does now. Pollutants will also harm life on earth as it starts to close in and start to harm us. Cutting down on monthly and over all costs can save you a lot of money in the future.
In the beginning you may pay a minimal amount to be solar power efficient by purchasing a solar source. You can buy indoor and outdoor lighting, solar power windows and insulated doors in order to make your home more solar efficient. After that initial expense you don’t have the expense of paying a monthly bill to keep your service on. This also promotes others to use solar power to be more efficient.

When a storm blows through we are sometimes left without power for at least a day but sometimes more. When this happens we are so use to our conveniences that we have a hard time adjusting to going back to the basics when we are use to flipping on a light switch, using the microwave, taking a shower or bath assuming that the water can be pumped and heated the same as it always is. Loading the dishwasher or washing the dishes, washing and drying clothes. All of these services require the power to be on and when it is off is when you miss the services. When you use solar power you are less likely to experience these down times because your power is generated by natural energy.