Ftn.info
This business no longer exists.
Title
Welcome To Freedom Technologies Network
Description
Offers 26,000 kWh of electricity every year with a one time purchase cost. Sign ups taken now for home units to be delivered in the future.
Contact
- LeaseDomains.com
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- Palos Park IL
- United States 60464
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- +1.7082546429
Community Review
- I had been a member of that site for quite some time [1] and got a certificate to be able to place one of these units at my house hooked-up to the grid to sell some energy back after buying a cheap place.
- However, I recently could not find it to show a friend and have just seen that the domain name had been sold (godaddy sale).
- This was a good program, with other novel products as well. American's did not take advantage of this opportunity where the main distributor needed a mere 1.6 million people to sign-up before he would "release" the Hummingbird Motor & Sundance Generator, having semi-simultaneous 'demonstrations' throughout the US and subsequent 'installations'. These 'units' are a 50 horsepower permanent magnet motor hooked to a whisper quiet generator which makes more electricity than it used in its production. It is about the space-requirement size of a central air/heating unit or less and was in controversy (and still is) due to it violating the [accepted] laws of physics. The ftn.info website was owned by only one of the 'dealers', of which the 'main dealer' (Dennis Lee) told me there were 20 thousand of them. The idea of Dennis Lee was that if he would allow he technology released before he had the 1.6 million 'witnesses' - the big energy companies might shut him down.
- I just saw this particular website was sold, so I guess like us all, that 'dealer' went broke waiting for the paranoid or skeptic other American homeowners he is trying to help. I have been actively pushing for sign-ups in the area I bought the cheap house to place the unit (Kern County - Bakersfield area of CA) so that Dennis Lee, the C.E.O. of the International Tesla Electric Company in Newfoundland, New Jersey, would see fit to build factories in this area to make the 'units' or parts thereof.
- Now I am seeing Dennis Lee's concept all over YouTube in country's where the big oil companies have less power than in the U.S.
Additional Information
- Seems like this company no longer exists. --Sa'ad : talk : email : contribs : 04:33, 6 December 2007 (PST)
