Comments on: Tom Kruer

By: Robert Bogdanoff

Robert Bogdanoff — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 12:44:13 +0000

Hi, After reading all of this, One thing pops into my head regarding the capture using sent; Instead of using actual “ankle” sweat …one should use a high concentration of same so that the mosquito will go for the ’steak’(trap) in the dwelling instead of the hamburger(person). So that way, in a 25 foot area-no matter what level- the little bugger would go for the most allured concentrated scent.
Also, just curious, even though you mention that testing had been done and found that ankle sweat was best, did it include 2-3-4-5 day old genital sweat?
Just my thoughts, thanks for listening

By: Peter Limmer

Peter Limmer — Thu, 28 May 2009 16:55:25 +0000

Hi Tom,

I was just watching Daily Planet today over lunch and saw your Sun Night Solar design. That’s an amazing design. Congratulations. During the show they also showed your invention that helps make bricks. In 2008 I traveled with my church to Mexico. We visited a brickyard where one of the poorest Mexican classes makes bricks. Is there a way that the technology you invented could be passed along to this group of Mexicans?

If there was, how would application be made? Or do we purchase the product? what do we do?

Thank You for your time. Congratulations again.

By: Sol basics » People Are The Power

Sol basics » People Are The Power — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 00:13:57 +0000

[...] a competition set by SunNight Solar to find a solution, culminating in the device designed by Tom Kruer and costing $5 in parts – plastic, insulation to trap suns heat, wax, cloth, and human [...]

By: Satish Krishnaraj

Satish Krishnaraj — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 15:52:30 +0000

Tom,
You are most welcome to pass my offer to the seeker.

Thanks,
-Satish Krishnaraj

By: Tom

Tom — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 21:44:52 +0000

Satish:

Thank you for the kind comments.

The proof of concept testing of this product is being done by the Seeker, SunNight Solar. It is my understanding that this will be started soon at universities and in the field. However, I am not sure of how this is being handled. Therefore, with your approval, I will pass on your generous offer to participate in the testing to the Seeker.

Tom Kruer