Religious people get very little reps, it's xenophobia and religionism.

[Ranjr]

here is the orginal system concept with the tesla generator
https://vdocuments.site/zanotti-efz-hybr...ology.html
in english:
https://www.yumpu.com/it/document/read/1...gy-zanotti
here is a old facebook page with all that stuff and more in it:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/Zanotti-of-O...988/posts/
the orange cab smith electric truck was my first production model, this was in the bronx. this is where i took the original efz with the tesla gen off, and put my system on. this truck was 1 of 4.
the other two or three of the efz are with the orginal generator. the one in the bay door is at the school i taught at. the rest of the pics are of the other systems i have research and developed over the years. this is what my factory/facility does now. building refrigerated vans.

here are some pics of the school: https://issuu.com/nancymarchini/docs/zanotti_group2013 pages 29-29 for the electric unit and 36-37 for the school.

i'm sure i wasted my time providing these pics because you will just pretend they don't exist anyway.. but here again more proof

There is no advantage to using 220 VAC 3P  over 230.  The equipment would pull 4% more current while consuming the same amount of power. You're dancing around like a fool trying to cover a stupid mistake all while avoiding the simple question that you most certainly have not answered.  The answer doesn't require links, especially ones that provide no specs, or are sales brochures.  The answer comes from the first paragraph of the patent application.  Just link to that. 

That's all I want to know.  I don't care about the workplace drama or your Rainman episode while pretending to read schematics.  You want to make this a pissing contest so you could avoid the fact that you were just a refrigeration tech, not the inventor.  I don't care if you don't believe I'm a controls and instrumentation expert.  That I have a M.S.E.E.  You're a delusional fool.  You believe all kinds falsehoods, especially the ones you tell yourself. 

Two years ago, we received a grant to make a cold room from an old shipping container.  All we did was insulate it, install a window unit, modify it's internal temp sensor, toggle it on and off from a homespun controller, and power it with solar and batteries.  No genius required.  Pretty routing stuff and simple to explain.  We gave the container to a food co-op in a rural county.  That's the conversation I was hoping for.  Not your foolish mania and silly rants.