no offense shorty, and I know Stanton is about as low as they come......but I have seen plenty of shenanigans with Mr Huffman that (seeming) did not involve Stanton.....(unless Stanton was secretly holding a gun to his head when it was proclaimed that there were no small turbines, etc)...
"off the top of my head", an old IHDR web-site BS comment
Historically, hydroelectric energy has required large turbine engines powered by massive amounts of water. Even the very smallest turbines require 187 tons of water per minute (6000 cu ft/min or 45,000 gal/min). This huge amount of water rushes past metal blades causing them to turn and produce electricity. This method of generation works well when large amounts of water are available but is impractical and inefficient when water flow is reduced. The concept of turbine-generated electricity has thus been limited to large waterfalls and dams.
lots of Energy Commander "funny stuff" that I have a hard time blaming anyone but CEO Craig Huffman for......
PS: ask this guy....we have not always seen eye-to-eye, but now seem on the same page concerning Mr Huffman.....
Mr. Huffman was definitely a criminal in his own right. He clearly committed securities fraud--he just wasn't caught.
Twice Mr. Huffman announced sales in press releases as historical fact even though those sales didn't actually happen. He also announced that the specs exceeded the 7.5kW when the report showed it was no where near that. Mr. Huffman is clearly a swindler and you can't shift the blame to anyone else.