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Saturday, July 2, 2011

An Important Message From Walt Barrett about The Battery Chem Forklift Battery Reconditioning Program

An Important Message
From Walt Barrett about The Battery  Chem Forklift Battery Reconditioning
Program
We are writing this letter  to you because in the past you have either
asked for a free battery reconditioning manual, or have purchased Battery  Chem our battery reconditioning product.  
Some of our dealers have said that they could not get enough used automotive batteries to recondition. Well we have a solution to that problem. 
We started a new division of our company for electric forklift batteries,  and believe me,  there are thousands of them in every  state!   
Last year we had a client come to us with three very large electric fork lift batteries that were old, and in terrible condition from sitting in a cold warehouse for over three years!   
They were nearly dried out inside but still read 36 volts each. Eventhough the cells would not pass a load test,  we decided to recondition them anyway as a test, and follow periodically with the owner as to their condition  We started by adding the missing water from the cells and then added one-third (1/3) of a cup  Battery Chem per  cell.  After finishing,  we gave them a full charging session and put them back into service.  
Truthfully, I was very doubtful myself as to the outcome, but to my surprise they have been working perfectly now for over a year!    Needless to say, the owner of these batteries is very happy with us and our product Battery Chem,  because we have saved him a total of nearly  $20,000.00 in replacement
costs for the three batteries!
The point I want to make here is that there are thousands of electric forklifts all over the USA in  warehouses and most of them are terribly neglected. 
We have recently spoken to an Operations Manager in PA, that told us he was going to get rid of one of his forklifts because the batteries are too expensive to keep buying! What a waste, they could be using Battery Chem and saving themselves a huge amount of money!  Just think how many other companies in your area might be considering doing just the same as our Operations Manager in PA.  


All of this has spurred us on to expanding our company to start a  new Forklift Service Training Film and Manual for our regular and new dealers that describe the entire forklift battery reconditioning process.  As usual, if you contact us, we will train you 100% free, and supply  you Battery Chem as needed. We will also show you how easy it is to get these new forklift clients and where to find them. 
We have a great new free program lined up for you. Our dealers are charging $500.00 per battery to recondition them and offer an additional service contract for $100.00 a service call. 
Believe me, at easily $7000.00 replacement cost per battery, these companies should be glad to see you.  If you work hard and do the marketing program we teach, you can make from $500.00 to $5000,00 a week.
We did the battery shown in the training film in fifteen minutes. This service is performed on site and use their charger. 
If you are interested in this free information please contact me at: BatteryChem@aol.com, and visit our new website http://www.BatteryChem.biz for additional information, about this exciting and profitable new opportunity.
Thanks and I look forward to speaking to you,
Walt Barrett President
A to Z global Marketing Inc.
Battery Chem USA
An American Company

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Building Homes Using Surplus Steel Shipping Containers by Walt Barrett


There's a lot of talk about housing these days. Housing is very expensive and so is land.  Some of us in the inventors and manufactures community are constantly racking our brains for better ideas.  One of the ideas we have found that gives you the biggest bang for the buck is utilizing used steel shipping containers.  Some of them are even insulated for shipping refrigerated food etc.  I personally have spent a great deal of time thinking about containers and how to utilize them and it really is not that complicated.  The first objection that always come up is that a steel container makes a great solar oven.  This is true of course unless you keep the sun off it.  Many people do this by making earthen gardens on the roof.  Twelve inches of earth makes a great insulator and a pretty garden as a bonus.  You can also paint the exterior in any reflective color, or apply some kind of insulated siding, or ever grow ivy vines on the exterior, or all of the above.  You can can also bury a well designed container home in the ground.  As long as you make the proper provisions to prevent flooding.  Just think, no more tornado problems if you are several feet underground. Heating and cooling would become next to nothing because of the constant 55 degree temperature.  I would take very little solar for example to provide heat and the new LED solar lighting systems are dirt cheap to install. cooling would only take a very tiny air conditioner to remove the humidity from the air.   Many people will say they do not want to live under ground.  So just bury three sides in the side of a hill or berm and live a southern glass wall exposed.  I have also thought that I would buy the whole container with a concrete stairwell going down into a glass roofed atrium dug next to the container, or surrounds by four forty-foot containers.  This would be a great setup.  
Imagine your lot being just a lawn or garden or both with your home under it.  I also envision a large screen TV that also doubles as a window but mounting a 360 degree camera above ground.  
   The steel exterior would have rigid foam glued all over it to meet the local codes if there are any and you might consider surface mounted wiring on a painted interior as a big labor saver.  I would use solar electricity and make this home totally off the grid.  Our company has already built one above ground test bed micro home with standard type lumber. Now we are considering building a small Underground home as a test bed for our solar products, lighting systems and composting toilet products. Perhaps a 20' or 40' container size for a retired couple.  I could see an all DIY project for $10,000.00 carefully spent dollars. It could totally eliminate your worries about tornadoes if you live in one of those areas. We may never go commercial with these ideas, but we feel obligated to test them.  We have to develop more affordable housing and it also must be less expensive to heat and cool.  The ideas to accomplish this project are endless.  Walt Disney called it "Imagineering."  So set your mind free and imagine how to build something better in the affordable housing field.  It needs to be done.  You know the old saying, "Find a need and fill it!"
By the Way, In case you were wondering, Battery Chem USA is sponsoring all the research we do.  Our goal is to raise the standard of living for everyone.  It's not hard if you try. Now go invent something!
Walt



Saturday, April 23, 2011

Our Students Can Defuse The Consumption Bomb by Walt Barrett

  I received a very well written letter the other day from a 18 year old high school senior who writes a heck of a lot better than I do, and that is for sure. I mean that letter really rocked and it cheered me up.  He actually thanked me for inspiring him about Green business and I felt cheered up after suffering four strokes already this year.  That will sure get you down. 
We are always complaining about the ability of  our younger generation to read, and write properly and God knows I make enough mistakes myself, but at least I try, lol.  Well anyway, I was really impressed by what the young man had to say concerning green businesses, and how he intended to explore the possibilities of incorporating green business ideas into his dad's repair shop to expand it.  He had a lot of good ideas, and I believe he will succeed.  So I was sitting here in my think tank this morning thinking about the massive consumption bomb that the world has been building for the last 5000 years, and the rate of growth is accelerating faster than a colony of earthworms, that is a geometric progression.  Well  it finally hit me that we can solve the problem the same way we are solving the smoking problem, and that is through our schools and more advertising.  Now we have the Internet  and it seems that young people spend much time there.  So we can start to introduce some little anti consumption ads on our web pages and blogs at no cost.  I'm working on a new blog called  (Green Living + Green Business = Green Pockets) That is the title of another blog I write. That title is going to be my national slogan for my green living campaign.  If we can persuade our students to consume less we will be doing them several large favors because living green does put more money in your pockets, and like I always say in my sales pitches, "Who doesn't want to save money?"  Prices are going higher and higher mostly because the high cost of fuel affects everything.  We should be making a point of this with our massive student population.  How about what green living does for you health?  Living longer and feeling better is an idea that captures the attention of most people.  "Live green, feel better, live longer"  I got a million of them folks! 
   A few examples of saving money.  Buying water is about $365.00 a year for one bottle a day, smoking $2500.00 a year, drinking beer $1200.00 a year, buying lunches instead of packing them $1000.00 a year up, wasting gasoline by wasting trips, easily $5.00 a day, driving a gas hog $20.00 a day or more.  These are just a few off hand items that I see every day.  Then, on top of that, if we can persuade them to recycle everything in sight that will be another huge savings.  Just think what a school system could do with the aluminum can money alone!  If I had my way there would never be a general trash pickup.  Everything would be recycle, and we would not ever send garbage, or leaves to a land fill.  We would send them to a loam factory/earthworm farm and grow the fresh food right there too. We compost everything.  We also have to cut down on the distances we ship products.  We should also be using more rail transportation costs.  Let the trucks haul from the rail yards to the local businesses etc. 
   So my point is that if we campaign more to our young people about this we are bound to make some progress with this massive consumption problem by attrition if nothing else. There are many young people who are already thinking about these problems and we should be encouraging them because everyone needs  encouraging.  We need to teach them to take a simple but scientific approach to this monster of a problem.  The students who listen will be the millionaires of the future 
Personally I have decided to do little print campaigns on all my web sites and blogs. I am depending on the students and I believe the students will defuse the population bomb.  What is your Idea? 
This is the start.  http://greenlivinggreenbusinessgreenpockets.blogspot.com/ 
Walt 

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Solar Lighting And Water Pumping And Micro Home KIts by Walt Barrett

   You are going to be hearing and reading a great deal more about micro homes in the near future as more, and more Americans lose their homes and struggle for new and less expensive solutions to their housing problems. It makes sense that if you decide to reexamine your whole way of life, which you should, and the type of home that you are going to live in, you might as well take a good look at your utilities. Lighting water, sewerage, and heating etc.  They cost money and green energy is far less expensive energy, especially in a micro home.   People have to survive and food, clothing, and shelter are at the top of the list.  Here at A to Z Global Marketing Inc. we have experience in the solar and alternate energy field going back for forty years.  Plus I grew up in a micro home.  We already know that if you are building a compact energy efficient home that you can heat it and light it cheaper than dirt.  Heating and the other utilities normally cost a great deal of money, but we have the products and the expertise to supply you with the items that you need to do the job properly.  We can also make your hot water for bathing, and all the other housekeeping chores cheaply with solar.  If you make enough solar hot water you can also heat with it in a tight little solar home. Hot water converts into heat very nicely in a micro home by using a fan coil similar to the heater in your car.  We also have built a micro home test bed for our business, and are prepared to go into the kit business because I think that is where the future lies in the micro home business.
I say this because kits are where the good old DIY American knows he is getting value. The kit builder is making a profit, but is not scalping him, and it's worth a few extra bucks to save the waste and scrap from the costly mistakes a beginner can make. Getting your roof rafters laid out properly, and cut a the right angles is a super big time help right there alone by itself.  Mass produced pre-cut kits represent a huge savings in time too because most DIY folks only have weekends, holidays and evenings to build their projects. 
I suggest that it would be an all around good idea for beginners especially, to have a talk with me, or someone else with my experience before you jump into a micro home project.  There are many things to consider, and be sure to put it on a proper cold weather foundation so your pipes don't freeze. No one ever talks about that!  Thank you for reading.
Walt

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

New power cell runs on salt water by Walt Barrett

The research team at A to Z Global Marketing Inc.  Has succeeded in developing a power cell that runs on salt water as well as several other inexpensive chemical mixtures.  One small unit already will power a reading lamp for months.  Larger units will charge many types of storage batteries.   Preliminary testing indicates that a 24 or 36 volt cell cluster will power an electric scooter several hundred miles on a few gallons of salt water or other inexpensive chemicals fuels formulated by the research team headed by Winchell and Barrett.    The next step in the process is to develop the most efficient manufacturing process, and proper containment of the power cell.  The goal is to make the cell easily field serviceable and transportable.
Once the power cell is scaled up in size the day of easily driving a thousand miles non stop in an electric vehicle may not be as far away as you think.

Monday, June 21, 2010

Your own business with no investment by Walt Barrett

If you have always wanted your own business but cannot afford the start up costs, please contact me, Walt Barrett, and I will get you started in the Battery Chem business. Please visit www.batterychem.us The contact info is on the page.
Thanks,
Walt