October 25th, 2011 
ZeroAmpTech Countdown to Pete Sumaruck’s Waco, Texas Power Unit Seminars – Learn to build your own closed-looped power production system.
You will see a public notice of this on the Internet, in the newspapers and on Facebook in two weeks. This is the news so many individuals have been waiting for.
After a highly successful debut seminar series across the country in August and September – 147 different locations on one Saturday alone, presented by Sumaruck’s team – Pete, will be the presenter for his next series. The first location will be Waco, Texas.
Pete Sumaruck building a 12kW unit inside a trailer for easy mobility
You will be getting your instructions from the expert – Zero-Amp Technology is Sumaruck’s baby, with more than 30 patents pending, and after years of increasing his energy output. In 2008, he attained a COP of 70,000. Now he has a COP of infinity. No one, anywhere, can accomplish anything like this.
Sumaruck will be encouraging you to build a unit to power your home as he did – he runs his home entirely on his system – but the system can be scaled to handle a building of any size. We suggest you don’t let your imagination run wild at first; feel confident building a unit to power your home – closed-looped, of course – then think of the Empire State Building, or maybe a college campus. Many individuals now are working on projects to power their churches or similar projects of choice; just think of the money any philanthropic organization could save in energy costs in just one years time; do the numbers for a cost saving for 30 years, using the same original power unit.
Pete standing next to the working prototype he built for the U.S. Army in 2004 for their plan to power the war in Iraq with Pete's mobile electric power units - no diesel needed
What you get with your seminar admission: prints for building your unit; observation of how the unit operates (you will experience an actual working unit); hear a detailed description of unit construction. You may ask questions.
If you have heard about Pete Sumaruck’s power production systems before, you may already realize that there are only 4 major components: a generator (a small home can get by with a 12kW generator, but a 65kW genset will power a 2,000 to 5,000 sq. ft. home, giving you room to grow); a motor, a transmission, and finally the queen of components – the place where the secrets reside – a disk drive (homes require a certain size drive, while a larger building needs a larger drive).
Pete can give you suggestions on where to buy your components with the exception of the disk drive. You will need to order your drive from Pete, because he sets the calibrations, then seals the drive to insure against tampering. If you felt the urge to open Pandora’s box, the drive would self-destruct. This makes the unit easy for you to build, no concern for the difficult part of the process. Also, a sealed drive protects Mr. Sumaruck’s intellectual property. His is a trillion dollar technology and worthy of protection…and the reason for tight security at each seminar.
The cost of the drive will range from $3,000.00, to possibly $7,000.00 for a larger building.
Seminar cost is $500.00; no group rates, no children in attendance, and identification will be carefully checked (Federal Government employees will pay a higher admission cost at the inventor’s discretion). Those extremely few comp tickets are already spoken for; no exceptions will be made.
As you can see, the process for making your own Zero-Amp Tech unit a personal reality is very simple. Pete says, “if you can change a flat tire, you can build your own power unit,” … thus allowing you to power your building for 30 to 50 years, for free. What a fresh, clean liberating experience – breath deeply and enjoy your freedom.
For more information and further questions contact Charlotte Wilson, Information Officer – www.zeroamptech.com , zeroamptech@aol.com and charlotte@worldviewopinion.com As we get closer to the seminar, it may be possible for you to speak to the inventor directly, but you can imagine how occupied he must be.
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