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The Carl Sagan’s suggestion that he would rather "know than believe” is good tool for sales personnel, priests and pitchers and the politicians of nowadays. Since perception is really it is imposable to “know” with any degree of certainty without subscribing to the coordinate system where “knowledge” is projected upon.  The “subscribing” to a coordinate system of knowledge however is the believe itself that Carl Sagan rather do not use…

Anyhow, Glaesemann, thanks for the link. There are very many companies that produce DC-AC inverters, over the course of the last few months I spoke at least with a dozen of them. They all are “bottled from the same barrel” – have a since generator, D-amp and the personnel that are absolutely clueless about sonic characteristics of the electricity the inverters output. Also, all of them made extremely cheap and comply with absolutely minimum specification demands.

I still feel that Class D amps in power line are very perspective direction but I am not wiling at this point to engage in any new company that produces the similar to APS inverters. The APS it looks like as indifferent to sonic consequences of their units – no one at APS listen them or even have idea what to listen and no one in there have any inspiration how their modification and alternations impact the sonic performance of the their units. I keep working with APS, trying them to fix whatever they and I already have buy they so far much more inert then I would like them to be. I am not sure that they are fertile ground but I have no reasons to believe the others would be different. Meanwhile I would like to make APS to make the one that I already have to behave up to the APS own standard – I think it will be a good step (at least would enable me to use the thing)

Regarding the guy on the bike – I have a better solution. That is truly a Perpetuum Mobile solution for generating infinite amount of problem-free electricity:

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