Magic Heating Box - Magic Thermodynamics Box
Rule 1) Never put anything on the internet that is not 100% true and accurate,
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In 2006 the Oxyvent or Cremin tank was retailing around €630.00 by June 2012 the price had a respectable increase to €800.00 including VAT
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The tank was evaluated by Trinity College :
Not my research so I can't confirm but maybe Tim can as it is his baby:
"What is most important here is that, over time, the average power output, that being the thermal energy dissipated by Rad #6 into the room, is about the same with a small 8.8 % measured drop. However, this 8.8% is within the experimental uncertainty of the measurement system and is likely not significant. In reality, the tighter power control of the Oxyvent system would provide exceptionally improved comfort since it would maintain the temperature of a room at a much more steady temperature compared with the balanced system."
Basically it says nothing as the 8.8% is within the experimental uncertainty.
If you are really interested my source for most of the above is available on a site called
Web Archive use your friend Google to take you there the site name is oxyvent.com
Another historic link about the Oxyvent
Here not much but you get an idea.
The product has a patent which can be viewed with the associated drawings
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I met Tim a long time ago He seemed to be a genuine type, a real plumber who devised a way to remove air / oxygen from heating systems, he spent a lot of money trying to market the benefits of his product and as I remember the TV show the link above refers to he did refuse the venture capitalists offer of a large sum because they wanted a major share of the business. (A bit like an old version of Dragons Den.)
I did offer to fit a working version of the Oxyvent in my showroom but heard no more, (Tim I never throw away computers so if needed I can prove the offer was made).
Without meaning offense to the innocent, some of the best sales men I have ever encountered are English, you all know the type, flash suits, shoes that cost a months pay, (aluminum windows pay for themselves in a year) full of confidence and boy can they dodge the important questions in a way that makes you feel like a fool for asking in the first place.
Having viewed the "Magic" web sites I believe that a few specialist salesmen have taken hold of both the Oxyvent and the Thermodynamic Solar ideas and are using them as tools to charge outlandish prices for systems that can not perform as claimed, they are dressed up to be the latest and greatest answers to the increased fuel costs by claiming to maintain the "Targets" home at a comfortable level and saving them money in the process.
For example I do know the panels are
Never supposed to fitted as in this video (I downloaded it just in case they remove it from You Tube)
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So why make a video of an incorrect installation?
Because it makes the system appear to be "All things to all men" or they can take your money regardless of how difficult or even impossible the installation appears, they will not disappoint you by refusing your money.
I have answered their spam emails with a few questions, I wonder why I never get a reply?
Caveat Emptor.