it's all a grift

Bankrupting the Rockefeller monopoly. Now technologies trying to hijack what we've been trying to build all along. Because they put us on British petroleum oil standard or standard oil Fiat money Terry system they are going bankrupt because the technology is already out there. They need to hijack and take over a market that the independent people have to discovered after they've killed off those that tried to give us to us 100 years ago. It's old technology from the old world THERE ARE ALREADY LITTLE SYSTEMS YOU CAN BUILD FOR under 50 bucks add them to your fuel intake system instead of your gas. Takes 12 volts electricity to convert water into, H2 fuel.

Creating energy on demand through electrolysis hydrolysis. Hydrolysis is a chemical process of decomposition involving the splitting of a bond and the addition of the hydrogen cation and the hydroxide anion of water while electrolysis is (chemistry) the chemical change produced by passing an electric current through a conducting solution or a molten salt.torage is a propaganda live big tech lying to us it weighs more energy and destroys 😊batteries are an inefficient way to store energy you need to use energy on demand.

Hydrogen (H2) is not water (H2O) and it is extremely expensive to make Hydrogen out of water. It is much easier to make hydrogen from methane, but that releases CO2. Almost all H2 is produced this way.

Well, the patent would have expired by now. And hopefully you realize that "buying the patent" doesn't make it go away; in fact, it makes it publicly available for everyone to see. Meaning that if it had any value someone would have come up with a work-around on the patent.

@@LilaKuhJunge So do the conversion in to help us grow more crops.

​@@LilaKuhJunge it's not though men keep dying Everytime they do it.

@@teekay_1Patents can be made secret by the government.

How many did they sell? Rhetorical question.

@@jamesvandamme7786 The hy7? As far as I remember a few hundreds....a few thousands. It was subsidized as part of a research programme and it was popular among politicians and company leaders. The M4 CSL is sold at least in homologation amounts for racing.

@@LilaKuhJungeReminds me of the water injection on old KC-135 planes.

laws prohibiting use because they are producing too much smog@@LilaKuhJunge

Yeah, if you can break the laws of thermodynamics lol, you can use this engine to produce unlimited power from a finite amount of fuel...

@@doomicleyou use the Stan Meyer Magic Pill to generate perpetual motion.

Well, electrolysis of water works at 80% efficiency, ICE's around 27%, BEV's over 90%, so no. 27% of 80% is 21%. Hydrogen engines are a dead end for efficiency.

@@edbruder9975But after you make the hydrogen, you have to compress it and truck it around. Figure that efficiency in, too.

No. The second method wastes around 75% of the energy as heat.

You got my click...you bastard.

The hydrogen engine turns an alternator that charges the battery.. Wanna buy my perpetual motion machine?

They just gotta get the efficiency over 100%. But watch out, too high and your fuel tank overflows.

Your possibly AI Google... I personally Witnessed Stan Meyers Vehicle and the modality by which it functions... Your Perpetual Motion Claims are so far from Engineering and Science reality that one can say clearly to you... "Stick with Religious Dogmatic Assertion, because Scientific Method is 100% beyond your grasp...'

There is only one problem... P.M. Never existed... It was brought in by the Global Cabal over 400 years ago to Misdirect Humanity away from Discovering the ( Other Side of The Coin ) That would be, "Extropic Function of Universe". Physically, Logically and Mathematically the opposite of Entropic Function of Universe... Entropy winds up as a Bose Einstein Condensate... 100% Mass, )% Charge, 0% Consciousness... The True State to be realized is 100% Charge, 0% Mass & 100% / Infinite Consciousness... The Properties of Light Reified as Quantum Mechanics etc... are starting to have to admit that the Spacial Aether both exists and is as well absolutely Self aware and Conscious... When they Repeatedly 100% of test results find that: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observer_(quantum_physics) In the Military we redid the Michelson-Morely Experiment in the 1980's in Absolute secret and 100% Validated the Aether Drift as well. Also the Consciousness Field name was given to the unavoidable observable Super-conscious state of the Hydrodynamic-Plasmatic-Aetheric Massless Charge, often called the Z.P.E. Yes this work is White Paper Published and Fully Sound. Getting access is very difficult but possible. I will explain how only after validating the true identity of the person / group requesting such access...

The industry does not measure a car by its battery but its type of engine.

You would not have to stop and charge the battery however.

That's a wonderful idea. Where you gonna get the oxygen? Wouldn't you rather use solar electricity to run for years?

Stan Meyer, the grifter.

@@jamesvandamme7786 Grifters don't normally get murdered, especially ones didn't rip anyone off.. nope the big oil seem got their hands bloody on this one.

You win dumbest comment in the net today. Why would they do this on your timetable? Didn't you watch the video? They say exactly what problems are left to be solved. 🤡

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Anybody ever tell you that you're a genius? Didn't think so.

Did you just pull 20% out of your arse?

You know this how?

It is good idea!

Water is cheap compared to hydrogen made from water and lots of electricity. Then you burn it at 30% efficiency. FAIL

There's a guy who did a video about poorly EVs are actually doing., Apparently only Tesla makes any money on them(due to some very lucky circumstances that only they have), whereas the average EV actually loses roughly $6~$7,000.00USD on each and every EV Also Toyota did make EVs long long ago, but I think the reason they didn't make it at a bigger scale to where it became more known is because it just didn't make sense, the technology is still lacking, right now all the companies that hoped on EV are hurting big The consumers have voted with their wallets & what people truly want for now is hybrids, maybe in the future when the charging infrastructure is more robust & maybe when though winters don't leave EV owners stranded things will change But for now apparently Toyota's plan of using resources to make like 10 hybrids rather than using those rare materials to make just one EV has planned out, because during the supply issues Toyota realized only reason EVs were selling so well was because there was a car shortage to begin with so people were buying whatever they could get ahold of, and now that things have calmed & people have experienced range anxiety it's no surprise the EV buyers have 80% fallout rate going back to ICE vehicles in mass

@@ChroniclesofKToyoda Toyota is highly leveraged and they're playing with fire. It's a very conservative company and they take a long time to refine something. The switch to EVs is going faster than they can adapt, so the clouds are gathering. The sad thing is they were partnering with Tesla years ago, and they led in hybrids. They could have switched their R&D to EVs then and be world class leaders. Instead the Chinese, Tesla and Koreans are leading the pack. Of course our choices in the USA are severely limited; the unions, Big 3, dealers, and protectionists are against EVs; and petroshill FUD is constantly spread everywhere. Somehow it's political, yet Elon can't STFU and just build cars. So we will lag behind the rest of the world, in the near term. News item: Toyota will be selling an EV Hilux pickup next year.

@@jamesvandamme7786 Toyota is the one company that knows what they're doing it's why they waited as long as they did, they started R&Ding EV's long before Tesla was even a thing, their research & rightfully so showed that it wasn't the right time to do EVs & guess what they were a 100% correct in that, the technology had/has a ton of shortcomings & isn't profitable like other brands are finding out. Literally Zero traditional car makers have been able to switch to selling EVs without losing thousands on average for each sale, that's reality. Toyota's been doing work where they can on Solid State for the longest with the hope that by then the infrastructure, materials & other issues would be more fleshed out which is only now on the cusp of happening in limited parts So what did they get wrong, the vast majority of consumers as it turns out do want hybrids, exactly the bet Toyota made & it's paying dividends, in fact Toyota & Lexus dealers are currently some of the most profitable of any manufacturer. What people get wrong is looking at Tesla's success as if that would work for other companies, reality is, that company got thru by the skin of its teeth on multiple occasions, & if it wasn't for American laws being what they are they wouldn't have even had the opportunity to succeed as they did. Direct to consumer isn't a major cost savings most car manufacturers are legally allowed to do, not to mention the fleet emissions values that are imposed on carmakers is what led to the much needed cash transfusion into Tesla by brands such as Dodge who needed to invest in them as part of their portfolio helping keep Tesla afloat. The American market did near everything in it's power to give EVs unfair competitive edge, & Toyota still realized it wasn't enough in that consumer EV demand just wasn't there In the future there will likely come a time when people on mass want more EV only options, but that only happens once the market as a whole find them practical enough, & people don't find them practical until they actually are practical, maybe that's in the next 5 10 years(who knows for sure until it happens)& by then Toyota will gladly take your money for one, it's not like EVs are that complicated, there's way more flexibility on where to put everything, so it's not like theyre losing any ground they're already working on next gen batteries & are the furthest along with it, so right now they are among the few honourable companies not trying to push a half backed idea, because it's just not the right time for EVs yet, among its many issues Toyota know the power density is just too low. Plug in Hybrids though, best of both worlds & why those are selling like flapjacks

They can make it work, but they can't make it economical.

go home, you're drunk.

USA sales of EVs were over a million last year. They seem to work just fine.

It's not even science, it's plain bullshit.

Your most likely correct but never underestimate Toyota and the Japanese

@@rogermanning9039I believe in physics, so, no it won't happen.

That's too bad. Positive thoughts and positive results are what make things possible it's easy to be negative, no work

And yet internal combustion (a.k.a. normal cars) outsell EVs by a ratio of 14:1, and it's only getting wider with GM and Ford dropping out of the EV game.

@@teekay_1 1 in 7 cars sold globally were electric last year, which is expected to be 1 in 6 this year! Ford and GM are only getting out as they can't profit from their EVs and are desperately trying not to go bankrupt (which they will soon). RIP Ford, GM, and ICE cars!

@@stevetaylor2818 Mercedes and Audi announced in the past few days that they will continue to make ICE cars for the foreseeable future. Additionally , Apple announced they have ended their electric car project because they can't make one for under $100,000 When you add in GM and Ford have abandoned EVs, It seems highly likely 2023 will be considered the high water mark for electric cars. No doubt the EU may try to double down, but they may think twice because of the massive protests by farmers.

@@stevetaylor2818 Audi and Merc have had a change of plans will produce ICE cars indefinitely. Honda declined to even create an EV because they said the retail price would have to be $100K for them to make money. It's very likely every EV maker is being subsidized by their respective government to manufacture them, and when new governments go into office later this year, a lot of that hidden subsidy will quietly go away.

There's absolutely no shortage of clean water, that's a local problem for certain areas, there's a shortage of funding and people that care

The entire southwest of the US would disagree with you for starters. The water crisis world wide is well documented so I will not expound on the actual data. Of course in cold climates considerable energy would be wasted just to keep the water tank from freezing. Like I said, the whole concept is a never getting off the drawing board.

@garyjarvis2730 got me there, I'm from jersey rains every other day lol

What you’re missing in this equation is kinetic energy any other means like solar can make this whole system work. I have experienced the brown gas generator. I built it and used it if I can do it with some success (just a guy experimenting) Toyota wit money and a teem will surely succeed.

If you are using stored energy to produce hydrogen just use that same energy to power an electric motor.

Stupid reply, no knowledge at all about this topic!

smh wow.....