I didn't know, that Stan Meyers pushed OU. I did know that he supposedly made a car that ran on water. Yes, maybe he was accused of fraud. He also wound up dead so... I don't think any of us have the real/true story.
Reading some of the articles seems like there can be an efficient way of extracting hydrogen. We want to do it with hydrogen fuel cells. Go ask Honda. I know the hydrogen is provided by other means. Fuel cells are to produce electricity to drive an electric motor.
Why are researchers coming up with storage systems for hydrogen if it isn't viable? I mean, maybe I can't run a Chevy V8 on hydrogen like on gasoline.
But maybe, just maybe, I can get a kia or some other small 3 or 4 cylinder car to run? Or maybe my lawnmower. That would help with the bills a bit no?
For me it isn't about the holy grail. It is about less dependence on foreign resources and supporting resource wars around the world. Am I wrong for that too?
Has anyone put magnets and coils on the wheels and crank and any other spinning part to supplement voltage, maybe mixed with other tech to produce more? No they haven't. What about excitation of water with electrolysis and some special alloy that encourages HHO production?
You see there are tons of ideas to be tried and likely fail but exactly how do you know until they are tried? Until these different ideas are exhausted, I still believe there might be a way to run a car on hydrogen from water.
OU notwithstanding simply because it is impossible. I really don't get why as soon as someone says they research hydrogen then they are OU. If I was OU wouldn't I be asking about bedini circuits and back EMF? I mean come on...
Reading some of the articles seems like there can be an efficient way of extracting hydrogen. We want to do it with hydrogen fuel cells. Go ask Honda. I know the hydrogen is provided by other means. Fuel cells are to produce electricity to drive an electric motor.
Why are researchers coming up with storage systems for hydrogen if it isn't viable? I mean, maybe I can't run a Chevy V8 on hydrogen like on gasoline.
But maybe, just maybe, I can get a kia or some other small 3 or 4 cylinder car to run? Or maybe my lawnmower. That would help with the bills a bit no?
For me it isn't about the holy grail. It is about less dependence on foreign resources and supporting resource wars around the world. Am I wrong for that too?
Has anyone put magnets and coils on the wheels and crank and any other spinning part to supplement voltage, maybe mixed with other tech to produce more? No they haven't. What about excitation of water with electrolysis and some special alloy that encourages HHO production?
You see there are tons of ideas to be tried and likely fail but exactly how do you know until they are tried? Until these different ideas are exhausted, I still believe there might be a way to run a car on hydrogen from water.
OU notwithstanding simply because it is impossible. I really don't get why as soon as someone says they research hydrogen then they are OU. If I was OU wouldn't I be asking about bedini circuits and back EMF? I mean come on...