Cyclone Power Technologies, Inc. (fka CYPW)

[BuddyWhazhizname]

It's about Mr. Smitter being conned by Harry Schoell.

All the claims about the performance and costs of the proposed Cyclone system are pure fiction. Cyclone has been making claims about great performing generators for 13 years now, and has never demonstrated one working.

In 2010 Cyclone with Phoenix Power were going to start manufacturing "green" generators to burn waste motor oil in 2011: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20101115006265/en/Cyclone-Power-Technologies-Phoenix-Power-Group-Announce

In 2009 Cyclone and Renovalia Energy of Madrid, Spain were going to have world-wide installations of Cyclone solar generators within a year.
http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20090505005484/en/Global-Renewable-Energy-Leader-Signs-License-Cyclone#.VQjxAuF26zk

There are about 10 more cases where Cyclone claimed they were going to roll out working power systems in different industries.

The only system ever installed at a customer site was at Bent Glass Designs in Pennsylvania to generate electricity from waste heat. Startup was nearly two years late, and they permanently removed the system within one week.
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/bent-glass-design-purchases-engine-system-from-cyclone-power-technologies-921147.htm

This new Cyclone solar venture is more Harry Schoell delusional thinking. Or outright fraud. He's never made one of his engines work right after burning through almost $30 million of investors' money. But he and Frankie keep lying to potential customers about Cyclone "technology".

As a point of reference, they've contracted for two small engines with a small defense contractor in Denmark. The engines only have to run for 10 hours before Cyclone gets paid for them. That hasn't happened yet.

Not only are there no working Cyclone engines, but Harry has never shown a working solar collector, let alone a molten salt heat storage system.

Oh, Cyclone also sold such a solar system to a group in Mexico last year. Harry was supposed to personally deliver a working engine to them last August. They're still waiting. They were given Cyclone plans for the solar system, also last year, and were supposed to be building one. No word of what became of that venture, but if anything worked even a tiny bit, Cyclone would have issued multiple press releases.

See the bottom of page 5:

The Cyclone Engine is a state - of - the - art, high efficiency engine that produces no greenhouse gasses and has an unprecedented long service life.

Given that Cyclone has never made an engine run for 10 hours, that's just a bald-faced lie. The kind of fraud Harry Schoell is known for.