Investing in water for 3rd World contries! By making water out of AIR!

[Pragmatic]

In the News

http://www.aquamagic.us/media.htm

Make Water Out of Air? Utah Goes With the Flow
Deseret News - October 1, 2006
Wright and his partner, David Richards, who used to live in Ogden but now lives in Colorado, have created AquaMagic — a machine that filters air, condenses the moisture in it, purifies the water and then dispenses it from a spigot on the side. The company claims what comes out is even cleaner than bottled water. [Continue]>

Machine Makes Water From Air
Palm Beach Post - August 22, 2006
Standing on the sidewalk behind city hall, the Colorado engineer Monday brought forth water with the push of a button on his mobile water generator, a new machine aimed at the red-hot disaster-response market. [Continue]>

Another Hurricane Relief Gadget
KLFY livedoppler10blogspot - June 14, 2006
A company called AquaMagic from Utah has created what they call a "cloud in a box". It is a water generator that works on a similar principle to a dehumidifier. The system extracts water vapor from the air, purifies it and turns it into clean drinking water. [Continue]>

Mobile Generator Water Company Visits Lafayette:
KLFY TY10 Lafayette - June 6, 2006
A representative from Aqua-Magic met with Lafayette Public Works to talk about the problem of contaminated water after major storms. [Continue]>


Water- Lots of Drops to Drink (PDF):
Caller-Times Corpus Christi,TX - June 3,2006
With the push of a button from the HP 120-DRU, the plastic cup filled with water. Mayor Henry Garret took a sip and gave it thumbs up. [Continue


http://www.waterwebster.com/Technology.htm

[Sun Ship]

Great post. I had checked out this AquaMagic company’s product sometime ago and found this apparatus quite interesting. It was developed from a basic science that has been known for ages, but they have developed it into seemingly a very efficient and useable technology; I need to give this a second look.

I think water supplied through condensation, distillation & reverse osmosis, and especially desalination technologies need to be looked at more closely and should be further investigated and possibly developed by our community.

Also thanks for the link…

[Pragmatic]

Would a non-profit organization like walking for dollars, and sponsoring kids reading be a good idea to start to save on these water tanks?