ariana29x (August 26, 2008 at 11:28 pm)

ermmm this was 2 years ago. anything yet. i guess it didnt work

corvairbusguy (August 12, 2008 at 1:23 pm)

What I heard is that his high frequency, hi voltage device is 1700% better than a DC water splitter. This needs to be verified by an outside laboratory and then follow up his story an attempt to power his beach buggy. Im fascinated that he believes in feeding the motor water (vapor) and splitting it into hydrogen in the intake manifold. Video is 2 yrs old- Where is he now??

McConsumer (August 9, 2008 at 7:24 am)

If there is a way towards overunity, then this is a promising direction. i don't think it unreasonable that there might be a way of severing bonds with less energy than it took to make them. A type of resonance might do the job. A lot of well timed but small pushes could potentially knock over a building.

McConsumer (August 9, 2008 at 7:14 am)

drinking water is. The water needed to do this kind of stuff usually requires some sort of electrolyte; i.e. salt. But you are missinga point here. If you could produce more energy burning the H2 than it cost to get it out, then you could usethe excess energy to purify sea water. If this is real it could be the end of Water shortages. The water essentially would pump and purify itself to wherever it might be needed.

McConsumer (August 9, 2008 at 7:08 am)

A huge potential application for this is to provide clean drinking water. I have not heard anyone suggest this idea yet. In third world countries, they could seperate the hydrogen and burn it to power the filtration process and maybe even drink the exhaust itself. It would probably be a step up from what they are drinking now at the very least.

ghendric (August 6, 2008 at 1:24 am)

The earth is 2/3rd's water and is easy to get. No drilling.. Just suck it out of the river, the ocean, etc... and when you burn the hydrogen, you get water back. It doesn't make sense to make hydrogen out gas. Its cheaper to suck it out of the river/ocean with a pump.

ghendric (August 6, 2008 at 1:21 am)

Oh come on! The earth is 2/3rds water! Where's the shortage??

captainpecan (August 3, 2008 at 4:59 am)

That is why these fuel cells that make hydrogen from water are so shunned upon. Both sides of the big companies would take a beating. You could convert your old car meaning you will not be forced to buy a new one, and you could run it on water so you wouldn't need the oil companies anymore. New hydrogen cars, give me a break, saves polution, yeah whatever. They just polute making the hydrogen, where as if we do it with water, there is NO polution at all. And you do not lose water, it's returned.

captainpecan (August 3, 2008 at 4:55 am)

Dont you all get it. Why do you think Honda and Ford are coming out with Hydrogen cars now? Where do you think the Hydrogen is coming from in those? It's coming from Natural Gas, not water. The oil companies are still shooting to contol the industry by making us think we are doing the right thing letting these new hydrogen cars on the market. The car companies are with them because you have to buy another car to use full blown hydrogen, and it has to be pure, mostly made from natural gas.

1cheshire (June 29, 2008 at 2:36 am)

Thay can already run a car on water but the oil companys wont allow it they get to much money off oil they did reserch an bought peoples an scientists ideas so that they cant be used the world is run by money. when oil runs out then they can sell there new/ old ideas!.