* Wireless electricity. No wires. Telsa did it. Others have too.

* A low cost, small digital 12v timers.

* A 12v watt usage meter. How much 12v juice are you using?
  They have them for 110v, not 12v. Yet.

* Natural gas refrigerator.
     Big nice home style units. I know they have small expensive ones for RV's.
    Can we entice consumers to want them so manufacturers will build them?

* Natural gas air conditioner?

* A low cost, efficient 4" 12v 3 speed fan with a clip-on clamp.
  A 24" gooseneck model would be interesting and useful in putting cool air where it needs    to be. An 8" fan can be too much.

* Flat monthly rate cell phone.
   Good anywhere is USA. No extra charges or surprises.

* A low cost, easy to set up creek hydroelectric generator setup. A high efficiency generator, floats with water scoop paddles. China uses them - but none seen here! Creek power would add power to your batteries 24 hours a day, especially in winter when solar power is lower.

* An automobile motor that runs on water. It has been done many times and hushed up. (look: www.fuellesspower.com)

* A simple plant cloning setup. Make exact duplicates of the parent plant. A fascinating thing to do. What is needed, how could it be done better and easier and where to get the supplies? 

What do YOU wish was out there and available?

     email Justin with ideas, requests, leads, details or sources!
    juswiz@hotmail.com

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