[Osborn F Enready]

Actually, its not that costly an investment, its more of being able to afford the basic costs to further R&D.

I have two ideas.

One is a oceanic, shore based tidal energy generator.

The other is a small, cylindrical wind generator that could be mounted lengthwise on any peaked rooftop of any building, utilizing existing wind currents, very cheap to manufacture, and purchase, and in bulk, would significantly reduce power consumption in the U.S. if I could get some of the bugs worked out.

My issue is money, and my lack of money to push further with R&D.

The tidal wave generator requires much cost for a working model.

The rooftop wind generators are very simple, very basic in design, but could prove to be a huge difference when you consider how many rooftops there are in the nation, and the world.

Basicly, I am talking about something that will pay for itself over time, have low initial cost, and can help the worlds enviroment exponentially if used in concert across the country. Its one more step toward individual energy independence for the home, and would work wonderfully in conjunction with solar power home systems. My goal for the rooftop systems would be to eventually have them become a "standard installation" for any new roofing job, or re-roofing job.