Gas from Water, (WaterFuel), HHO technology

Don't know what's at that site but it's trying to do something nasty. Security systems on the server I'm using for outside shut me out of it almost instantly.

I had no problem with the links.

The only thing is hydogen requires a substantial amout of energy to produce. For hydrogen fuel to be a reality we need to accept nuclear power. while hydroelectric and wind can produce none poluting energy they will not produce enough for our evential switch to hydrogen. And buring other fossil fuels to produce hydrogen is just playing musical chairs with our energy use.

After reading thru that site got to hand to those guys for the hype and spin.

They are just seperating hydrogen and oxygen using electrolysis. This is simple to do with a cathode and anode made of platinium . While hydrogen gas is highly flammable with a atomic nmber of 1 on the perodic table its not only the lightest ,but also the most common element in the universe.This is nothing new.

A New Zealand company had a similar system it had developed and sold back in the '80's IIRC. Never really took off and I seem to remember the company was brought up by a US firm. Seemed quite clever at the time, add water, connect to power, and shortly after you could weld.

On to the topic of 'Scalar Energy"...

Gentlemen;

I have much to say, and an equal instinct to address this now with (some) brevity:

As one of our moderators pointed out; Max, you seem to have broken out of the matrix, or something to this effect. Yes, my response to that is clear, and that's why I am having the time of my life here. In fact, I am re-living those precious moments, scouring the waterfront from Monte Carlo to Barcelona, gazing off into the Med, wondering what in the world might become of me were I ever so lucky as to board one of those magnificient yachts!

Mind you, I don't care to own one nearly so much as I enjoy the conceptual responsibility of caring for one. I think 26' is the largest sailer I've ever tended. Ahoy! Now, off we go...

"HHO," just as it is being hyped, is very real and very purposeful, but it's application here is limited. As stated, this requires significant electrical input, while the actual potential of that energy-release is clearly lost in free air at the output stage. Our 'Randi-forum' researcher is essentially dead-wrong in their overview, however 'close' to reality with certain specifics. Without reaching for my tin-foil hat, (and attacking Randi outright,) I can assure you that you will find these 'nay-sayers' wherever you see that 'BP' -logo, and wherever you find people reading the New York Times.

After an hour of gazing into the harbour in Miami, I took a bee-line course to visit Thomas Bearden in Huntsville. (Google 'rare bearden video,' and spare yourself 6 weeks of searching for data on Tesla's best patents.) Obviously, we can take a step back as we contemplate Tom's "motionless generator," especially if you haven't a full understanding ot the work of Stubblefield, and the rise of JP Morgan and 'ITT.' (see "Transatlantic cable," "WorldCom," and "Illuminati," and perhaps "Marconi.")

Immediate, and very pertinent to this discussion, is the work of Tom's partner in Idaho, John Bedini. Here, everything coalesces into a comprehensive NEW energy frontier, one which WILL be adopted on all boats in a matter of months, not generations. (See the wall of 115v light bulbs powered by the 'Schoolgirl Motor.') "Rex," (to whom that original link applies) contacts me weekly with obscure data, often referring to boats, wave-generators, hybrids, etc. We are both concerned for the planet, having long since aborted the belief that 'patent ownership,' (vis-a-vie 32% controlling interest) is of any serious consequence to anyone. God says; we must try to beat the clock...

As to the person I just slighted above, 'rarefaction' alone is sufficient to dislodge the H molecule, as is proven in several mechanical patents. No juice required! - Do you suppose they advertise this simple fact in that little "Energy Savings Tips" brochure they send out with the 'CON'-Edison bills?

In a few months I will be pulling wires on the likes of your 156' Feadships. But, I will also be working on a better way to approach the entire electrical component of the energy these require, beginning with the archaic wire harnesses themselves. Bedini & Bearden will find their funding, *if you are smart.* Me, I need to check-in with Belden, Honeywell, Mark IV Group, etc. Once they see what my idea brings to their marketplace, I'll be out of the game. That's why I've gone back to the books on the topic of water.