Hello, I watched this video on youtube where this guy looking for a cure for cancer found that a highfrequency signal or something put into water could separate the H2 from the O. Does anyone know how it is done? Way back in highschool I modified a two stroke engine to run off of hydrogen but we couldn't produce it fast enough through electrical electrolosys to do anything.. So we tested it using propane. It works but I wanted to use H2.
I tried contacting two companies about using their technology with my idea but they don't return phone calls and they don't return emails. So I'm either going to have to steal one of their units hahaha or come up with some way to copy it but I don't know how to.
Here are the links if anyone has any ideas let me know!
So the stainless steel plates are just that plates? or are they tuned to a certain frequency? What frequency do you think that controller would be at? It runs on 24VDC and I don't know how long it would last... It is at a microwave frequency? I really want to get ahold of one of these.. or build one myself. This way I could actually make our long ago abanond plan work. I know there are H2 storage tanks that you can use but they are so big and bulky... I don't want that.. that is why with this the idea would work! If I only I was a billionare I'd buy the company out from under them.
If find that great ideas like this always get pushed the back burner for gas vehicles that give you 40miles/gal. wow its been done before I'm not interested. I think the main reason why technology like this is obscured to the public is every big investor has some ties to oil this could be a replacment for oil that means their billions would worth nothing. But they have the world by the balls so they can control what technology gets into the open.. As long as they can a few hundread billion its ok.
Just like that carbrator back in the 60s or 70s was said to give you 100miles/gal.. its a story I heard from my dad and even other people's dad (I talk about this stuff a lot with lots of people LOL) I don't know if it is true but other people have heard the same story so I don't know.. But where did it go? The story goes it was bought by some big auto maker and forgot.
Enough of my rant haha. I just need a little more info on the workings of this and yeah commenting on youtube is useless because people reply stupid to it.
Like most of these "great discoveries" it is just a variation on a theme and nothing that has not been known for a long time. It's a big news story because reporters are generally technically inept.
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Posted - Jan 18 2008 : 1:52:58 PM
