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Philippines DOE Comments
On Aviso Electric Car  

From Tom Buyea
3-3-11
 
Date: Thu, Mar 3, 2011,
 
From: arnel mathew garcia lenragarcia@yahoo.com>
Subject: Aviso-powered Electrical Vehicle
 
To: Ranger116@webtv.net 
 
 
 I do not see any proof of anything here other than he did present it to the DOE to be tested which I give him credit for and maybe future tests will prove some free energy / scavenged energy from somewhere ?   But at this point I and it appears they do not see any thing very special about his set up ?   I do give him credit for taking it to them to test and I think that if his idea and his device works it may be above the government's intelligence or equipment to understand or test, But ??
 
 Now Sterling I would appreciate it if you would give me more credit for being involved and for being able to get information in situations like this and stay in better communications with me and remember I am a volunteer helper here. '
 
 - Tom Buyea
 
See below...
 
Dear Sir/Madam:
This refers to your email to Dir. Raquel Huliganga of the Philippine
Department of Energy, requesting information about the Aviso powered
Electric Vehicle.
 Mr. Aviso claims that his invention is far more efficient than the existing electric cars in the market. Onboard the Aviso electric vehicle is a DC motor and a capacitor box. Mr. Aviso coordinated with the Department of Science and Technology-Technology Application and Promotion Institute (DOST-TAPI). DOST-TAPI organized an Inventorâ¤s Forum last February 03, 2011 to discuss   Mr. Ismael Aviso's invention. An evaluation committee was formed and composed of  representatives from Don Bosco Technical College-Mandaluyong City,UP-Diliman, DOST-PCIERD, DOE, UP Mechanical Engineering Department and DOST-TAPI.
 
On February 24, 2011, the evaluation committee proceeded at the UP Vehicle Testing Research Laboratory (UP-VTRL). and conducted one of the proposed tests, i.e.., Dynamometer Comparison Test between MERALCO Load and Aviso Technology (using lead acid battery & capacitor bank)
 
 The prototype vehicle was subjected to a dynamometer testing. Input power to run the vehicle on-board the chassis dynamometer was initially sourced from an electrical outlet (MERALCO) and measurements of power and load were determined. Then the input power from MERALCO was disconnected and the Aviso Technology provided the input power to the prototype vehicle. Three sets of test runs using input power from Meralco and Aviso Technology were completed.
 
Moreover, the committee has proposed for the conduct of  On-Road Test as well as a Run-Down Test whereby the Aviso powered EV will run continuously at the dynamometer test equipment until the battery is fully discharged. These 2 tests are not yet completed.
 
Further tests may be necessary to determine the full merits of the invention.
 
As the organizer, TAPI may  provide you additional information regarding the said invention and the test already conducted. Director George Colorado of DOST-TAPI may be reached through tel. no.: 0632-8381140 or 837-2071 local 2166
Regards,
Arnel Garcia
Department of Energy
 
  
 
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