A third party has verified that the elegant spin cell cones of v3solar can produce over 20 times more electricity than a static flat panel with the same area of photovoltaic cells.
Spinning solar cells generate 20x more enrgyn than flat panel.
It is not that the cells generate 20x more power it is that the cells get 20x as much light as cells not using lenses.
Cone shaped spinning solar cells generates 20 times more electricity than flat solar panels.
V3solar s spin cell is a little different.
V3solar s spin cell is claimed to be capable of generating over 20 times more electricity than a flat panel with the same area of pv cells thanks to a combination of concentrating lenses dynamic spin conical shape.
The spinning is used to allow the cells to cool as this much light brings a lot of heat which degrades the cells.
But yes from everything we ve been able to find on this device this the real deal.
Reportedly the present prototype has been third party verified as capable of generating over 20 times more electricity than a static flat panel with the same area of photovoltaic cells.
We already know lenses work to boost solar cells output.
The intelligent and rather elegant spin cell cones aim to utilize as much of the sun s power as possible.
Even ten years ago this study said it takes about 2 years of energy generation to pay back the energy used to make the solar panel.
V3solar s spinning photovoltaic cones have been able to generate 20 times more energy than traditional static flat solar panels.
But it turns out that an unorthodox solar cell design by v3solar is capable of generating more electricity.
Then it makes energy with no energy cost at all for the rest of its life.
I still think the tech is bogus.
Every now and then a design comes along that just turns he whole world upside down with a claim so fantastic it s hard to believe.
Note that all of their marketing language is that the spinning system generates 20x more electricity than a static flat panel with the same area of photovoltaic cells not a static flat panel with the same area as their cone.