WOW!!! A dream come true??

[LouSiffer]

Lou,
you see the good looking girls on the page of the link? They are in full production in Huntington Beach, Ca. where I live. they pump them out each week by the thousands so that's at least in full swing.

I am now jealous of you atomic.-Lou

[rjohnstone]

I believe it, rjohnstone. Gasoline has a tremendous amount of energy potential for electrical productions.

I'm still trying to find independent analysis of HHOS usage. Someone give me a link. Despite all that's been said in this thread, the upshot of this company is that they've suposedly found a way to easily create hydrogen.

With this guys patents still under review, I don't think we will find too many cases of independant review yet.
My fear is it works so well that some big oil company will "buy" (more than likely strong arm, threaten his family or something of that nature) the rights to it and then shelve it for a decade or two. They will use words like "it needs more research" or "it's not practicle, i.e., profitable enough to produce".
Remember... water is still free... that is if you live near a body of water or a place where it rains alot.

[LouSiffer]

With this guys patents still under review, I don't think we will find too many cases of independant review yet.
My fear is it works so well that some big oil company will "buy" (more than likely strong arm, threaten his family or something of that nature) the rights to it and then shelve it for a decade or two. They will use words like "it needs more research" or "it's not practicle, i.e., profitable enough to produce".
Remember... water is still free... that is if you live near a body of water or a place where it rains alot.

I completely agree john....if a fat white guy can't stuff his pockets, its no good .-Lou

[MadJack]

I knew they had a car that runs on water!
Seriously, looks promising. The auto engineers realized the potential of magnetos years ago thinking of electric cars and batteries. Every rotating part could be a magneto. If someone were to add the concept of capacitative discharge instead of slow and steady draw along with this HHSO process, you could detonate the H2O molecules with non-stored or short-stored electricity. Advantage being 1/2 of a ton less battery.

[Soap]

With this guys patents still under review, I don't think we will find too many cases of independant review yet.
My fear is it works so well that some big oil company will "buy" (more than likely strong arm, threaten his family or something of that nature) the rights to it and then shelve it for a decade or two. They will use words like "it needs more research" or "it's not practicle, i.e., profitable enough to produce".
Remember... water is still free... that is if you live near a body of water or a place where it rains alot.

Thats exactly why the "links" need to wide spread throughout the internet.
Help expose this man's invention get the word out.

[texasfury]

Buy one, Soap. I'd be quite willing to check it out at your place. Since you're already convinced as to it's legitimacy, $6K should be nothing to spend compared the return in savings. Put your money where your mouth is.

[UmUt]

wow ..people will not die for petrol or oil .. cong

[LouSiffer]

Did you basically just come to this thread to troll....or is everyone from Texas closed minded and dumb as a stump?? . I mean here is a guy that has come up with something that could be fantastic for humanity. There are no tricks....he is not David Blain. Your basic everyday Joe invented somethng in his garage that people with enormous labs and endless funding could not do.

Only thing you have done is come in here....popped your " Nays " off along with smart ass comments. Sorry, some people don't have 7K just to buy this thing to try it out. I seen video of it working. We all did.-Lou

[rjohnstone]

wow ..people will not die for petrol or oil .. cong

People die for it everyday. If that needs explaining, you are either 13 or you live under a rock.

[SeventhSon]

On a related note, Brazil has declared themselves free from dependence on foreign oil. OPEC could go to shit tomorrow, and they'd be fine. They basically have an ethanol program based on sugar cane wich is 17(?) times more efficient at conversion to ethanol than corn. But we don't allow importing of Brazilian ethanol because we tariff the shit out of them to protect our clusterfuck of an ethanol program.

Brazil commenced on this program during the last oil shortage. Now where would we be today had we embarked on a similar path? I know, wishful thinking. The oil and auto industry basically run our government.

[lerxstcat]

Look, all I'm saying is you think that the HHOS would reduce our dependency on fossil fuels. No it doesn't, it simply shifts the dependency from oil (to create gasoline) to a different fossil fuel, mainly coal and natural gas. Like I said, the main component to create HHOS from water is electricity, and to create electricity, you still have to use fossil fuels. The fossil fuel dependency simply gets shifted from oil to coal/natural gas.

Not if you use ethanol to fuel the generators.... or the cars, instead of gasoline, for that matter. Brazil is now 100% self-sufficient regarding fuel now due to their ethanol program.

Which makes me wonder... what kind of explosion do you get when there's an auto wreck involving hydrogen-powered vehicles? Worse, not as bad, or about the same, as compared with gas or ethanol-powered vehicles?

Edit: SeventhSon beat me to the Brazil comment. 17x more efficient than corn, eh? Hell, we could put the Everglades and Louisiana swamps to some damn good use there!

[lerxstcat]

Did you basically just come to this thread to troll....or is everyone from Texas closed minded and dumb as a stump?? . I mean here is a guy that has come up with something that could be fantastic for humanity. There are no tricks....he is not David Blain. Your basic everyday Joe invented somethng in his garage that people with enormous labs and endless funding could not do.

Only thing you have done is come in here....popped your " Nays " off along with smart ass comments. Sorry, some people don't have 7K just to buy this thing to try it out. I seen video of it working. We all did.-Lou

Actually, Texas is as wedded to the oil industry as Saudi Arabia is. Short sighted, but true. Taken in that context it's no surprise that Texasfury would be openly hostile to this idea...