Q. Who is the manufacturer and do they have a web site.

A. United Community Services of America. http://www.teslaelectric.com

Q. What is the source of energy used to power the generator?

A. The Hummingbird motor uses magnetism as a source of energy. A small amount of current from a battery is used to change polarity on super magnets. The magnetism is what actually turns the motor. Dennis Lee gives a basic lab demonstration of this technology on the video tape that is offered on the web site.

Q. How can I register for the Free Electricity Program?

A. You can register by sending a check to the address below for $19.95,  be sure to include your name address and phone number. Also you can register on line from the alternative energy home page.

Q. Can I have more than one generator at my residence.

A.You can have multiple generators on the same property only if there are multiple metered services

available. You can register the units with the same name and phone

number. However there would need to be separate addresses. If you had say 2 metered services on a property at 5129 28th you could register the second service as 5129A 28th.

Q. Do you currently have a working 30 KW generator for the home?

A. Yes, you can see a demonstration on the video tape that can be ordered for $19.95. The only working machines are prototypes at the office in New Jersey. We are presently still in the pre launch phase.

Q. Is this offer available in Canada.

A. Yes. You can register by ordering the video for $19.95 in U.S. funds only. The registration is free and included when ordering the video.

Q. What are the hidden costs.

A. There are no hidden costs. Right now before the launch the only cost is $19.95 for the shipping and handling of the video tape. After the launch there will be a $2,000 charge for those registering later. The unit would be installed by an local electrician at the expense of Ucsa. The length of the contract would be indefinite. For as long as Ucsa can sell back to the power company. All service work would be by an electrician and paid for by Ucsa.

Q. Is the 50 horse motor ready to go.

A. Yes. The unit is in its final design state. We are only waiting for the 1.6 million to be registered before the installs begin.

Q. Can I purchase one of your generators for my home?

A. Currently the generator is not for sale. They may have them available in the future.

Q. Will I experience any more blackouts with your generator?

A. No. Your generator runs 24/7 providing consistent clean electricity for your home. If the power grid goes down you would still have electricity.

Q. If there is a major earthquake or other natural disaster that knock down the power poles and such, will I still be able to use my generator?

A. Yes. The generator will provide electricity for your home even if it can't send the excess electricity back to the power company through the grid.

Q. I think I'll just wait and see how this thing goes. Maybe I'll "sign on" later.

A. Your prerogative. You can wait until the Free electricity Program is a "lock" so to speak. Until that happens, registrations are available for only the cost of the tape, shipping, handling, processing and administration. You should be able to figure out that by the time you hear about the first units being installed, the window of opportunity for low cost registration will have closed for you and any loved ones you might like to have had share in your good fortune. We expect the cost to be $1,000.00 minimum for each registration after the first 100 generators are installed. Ultimately, registrations may not be available at all! The total number of units needed to power the entire country is limited. This could quickly become a "Snooze and you Lose" situation.

Q. Can I still get power from the grid if the generator fails?

A. The equipment will be reliable but as with any mechanical electrical electronic device, malfunctions are possible. You remain on line with the power company. Electricity flows both ways. If our generator goes down, you get your power from the electric company and we pay for the electricity until the unit is back on line.

Q. How long will the company give me Free Electricity if I register?

A. The company plans to provide free electricity to the registrants for as long as it can profitably sell electricity to the grid owners. We must be able to make money with the unit if it is going to be able to supply registrants with free power. the company anticipates a receptive consumer audience when the public becomes aware of all the advantages of our approach, in which case, the program should be extremely long lived. As you will see in the video, the generators are designed to last 100 years.

Q. What is the power rating (kilowatts)?

A. The home unit will deliver 30 KW which is approximately 2-3 times the peak load most any home might demand. The 30 KW generator will provide 262,800 KW per year.

Q. If I move can I take the generator with me?

A. The company will move the unit and you must cover expenses associated roughly estimated to be $200 to $300. Our company will not cover any disconnect/connect charges that may be required by the local power company.

Q. Due to my isolated location, I am not connected to the grid. Can I register for a generator?

A. No. Currently we are taking applications from those who are connected to the grid.

Q. Is it quiet?

A. It might be as loud as your outside air conditioner unit.

Q. How is the delivery schedule determined?

A. By registration dates (first come, first served). The earlier you are in, the better.

Q. I have bad credit. Can I still register for a generator?

A. Yes. We don’t require your social security number or credit report. As long as you own your residence or have your landlords permission we will install the generator.

Q. Does your company plan to build more than 1.6 million units?

A. Yes. The first 1.6 million residences will be our backbone to go nationwide. We plan to build and install 12 million more units by the year 2008. Registration and installation will also be on a first come, first serve basis. On this second phase, registration could be $2000 per unit. That’s still a fair price for Free Electricity possibly forever.

Q. Does the unit need to be inside or can it be outside?

A. It will go either inside or outside. We can put it in the garage, the basement or next to your service entrance outside.

Q. I still think this whole thing sounds too good to be true. Nobody gives you anything in this life for doing nothing.

A. But you are doing something! Hopefully you’ve purchased a tape and shown your support for what we are trying to do. And when you register, you are offering to provide a place for one of our units. That unit installation will fund our company for as long as electricity can be sold. We make money and you save money.

Q. How much does the installation cost me?

A. NOTHING!!! We own the unit. You do not pay for installation or maintenance. The only thing you provide is a location for the generator. You get Electricity for Free, not the generator.

Q. Does your company have other generators or other products that you sell to the public?