How much longer do you think this guy's going to live?

HHO, HHO, HHO. Merry Christmass.

Hmmm.

Have you ever seen anyone pour water so carefully?

I can't believe the comments I'm seeing here....

ARE YOU GUYS SERIOUS?!?!?!


THIS IS YEARS OLD. YEARS! People have been messing around with this "HHO" stuff for a while now. Haven't you all seen the little HHO units people try to put in their vehicles?

It's just "Browns Gas". You use both the freed oxygen and hydrogen from the water, put them back together in combustion, rather than simply burning hydrogen. It does make for a hot flame, but the idea is not new really.

It is pretty hot for a car engine, but he seems to have it worked out all right.

You do need energy to use it though. Browns gas is considered to volatile to hold in a tank, so you would need separate oxygen and hydrogen tanks to hold it for storage or a lot of electricity to make it on demand.

If we could use solar or biologically produced oxygen and hydrogen, then this is feasible. We need to smooth some problems out first though, for large scale use.

wow, right fu**in on

right at the end the lady says 'let's hope the water prices do not go higher then gas' and then end of video

wonder if it will spell trouble for our most precious resource - water

if it works with sea or salt water then no worries

Did you catch her at the end of the clip?

"you just have to hope water prices don't go up like gas pricsnip

In NWO sadistic humor fashion he will be found in dead in an "accidental drowning'

"in negotiations with one us automaker and the us governement" means, they are working out a $ figure to
get him to shut up.

Nobody is gonna kill this guy, and no he hasnt figured out anything new, and no its not quite as much a miracle as it seems.

He's just turning water into hygrogen and oxygen and then using that to create energy. The problem: turning water into hydrogen and oxygen through hydrolysis USES more energy in creating the oxgen and hyrdrogen than the products themselves can create.

This is what powers the Space Shuttle's main engines, among many other things. The shuttle's 3 main engines combine hydrogen and oxygen in massive quantities to form an a rapidly expanding fireball to create thrust with the end product being just plain ole water.

a couple of years ago my father built one of those HHO things for the car. it worked great. the instructions were posted all over the internet when gas was $4.00 a gallon. its my belief that our government is well aware of this technology and have been for many many years. however, the oil and gas industry is so vital for the government tax revenue and people being reliant that they will never do anything else. its a live and die with oil attitude. its the same reason that the car manufacturers came out with hybrid cars that got 50-60 miles per gallon the cars always looked like a ugly shoe. i mean u wouldnt want to put that engine technology in a corvette or a mini van. haha what a joke the government is.

wow, right fu**in on

right at the end the lady says 'let's hope the water prices do not go higher then gas' and then end of video

wonder if it will spell trouble for our most precious resource - water

if it works with sea or salt water then no worries

Which means the second part of the video about a car running on just water is BS unless he has a really powerful source of electricity in the car, charged beforehand.

Which means the second part of the video about a car running on just water is BS unless he has a really powerful source of electricity in the car, charged beforehand.




your statement is correct in regard to "brute force electrolysis" ..however
if one finds the resonant frequency of the particular water being used, they can pulse the electric current at that frequency and crack it with a small amount of current(amps)and even produce more gas by running the current through a ckoke circuit (similar to a tazer gun circuit that produces 100,000+ volts from a simple 9volt battery) then pulse that current at the proper frequency to produce all the gas needed to run a typical combustion engine on demand.. salt water actually works the best.. the sodium content provides a natural electrolyte making the water even more conductive.

the patents are out there, but zero support for mass production .. anyone that tries to front the money gets horizonalized .. post haste

people with the money, haven't the nads ; people with the nads haven't the money.. just the way 'they' want.. sheeple at bay with fear..

What are the dangers to using this power?

wow, right fu**in on

right at the end the lady says 'let's hope the water prices do not go higher then gas' and then end of video

wonder if it will spell trouble for our most precious resource - water

if it works with sea or salt water then no worries


thats the scary thing. soon collecting rain water will be illegal.

This would wreck the economy of the world overnight.

Yes, water powered cars are a great idea, if feasible. But this is not a change that can be accomplished in a short time. Nor will the multi-billion dollar oil companies let something like this happen easily.

It's not a question of technology, it's a question of governance.

Which means the second part of the video about a car running on just water is BS unless he has a really powerful source of electricity in the car, charged beforehand.

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your statement is correct in regard to "brute force electrolysis" ..however
if one finds the resonant frequency of the particular water being used, they can pulse the electric current at that frequency and crack it with a small amount of current(amps)and even produce more gas by running the current through a ckoke circuit (similar to a tazer gun circuit that produces 100,000+ volts from a simple 9volt battery) then pulse that current at the proper frequency to produce all the gas needed to run a typical combustion engine on demand.. salt water actually works the best.. the sodium content provides a natural electrolyte making the water even more conductive.

the patents are out there, but zero support for mass production .. anyone that tries to front the money gets horizonalized .. post haste

people with the money, haven't the nads ; people with the nads haven't the money.. just the way 'they' want.. sheeple at bay with fear..

Well, just go google "Stanley Myer" and his water fuel cell he created in the 80's and his suspicous death. This ought to give you a good idea.

Which means the second part of the video about a car running on just water is BS unless he has a really powerful source of electricity in the car, charged beforehand.

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your statement is correct in regard to "brute force electrolysis" ..however
if one finds the resonant frequency of the particular water being used, they can pulse the electric current at that frequency and crack it with a small amount of current(amps)and even produce more gas by running the current through a ckoke circuit (similar to a tazer gun circuit that produces 100,000+ volts from a simple 9volt battery) then pulse that current at the proper frequency to produce all the gas needed to run a typical combustion engine on demand.. salt water actually works the best.. the sodium content provides a natural electrolyte making the water even more conductive.

the patents are out there, but zero support for mass production .. anyone that tries to front the money gets horizonalized .. post haste

people with the money, haven't the nads ; people with the nads haven't the money.. just the way 'they' want.. sheeple at bay with fear..


Do you have any links to more detailed information on the working principles for such a device, assuming it exists?

It would be very interesting to check it out more closely!

Do you have any links to more detailed information on the working principles for such a device, assuming it exists?

It would be very interesting to check it out more closely!