Arcani said:
But I bet you could fool people very badly with that one, making them invest their savings in the project. All you need to do is to “fine tune the conditioning of the cell” to make it “deliver power indefinitely”, and all you need is a few thousand dollars to make the final tests
I am not selling anything Peter if that is what u are implying
No one wants you to stop posting on this, you've been very helpful, but we could do without being implied scientific heretics or snake oil salesmen.
I certainly don’t imply that you do that (the moment you did, I would, of course)
But quite a few people in the business are trying to do exactly that. Yule Brown and Stan Myers are a couple of prominent examples.
Both have a long career of fraud and scamming, and Myers was convicted for fraud after ripping of investors.
The best thing to say about them is that they are expert con artists. (were, both seem to have died in 1998 (murdered by the conspiracy?)).
Snake oil and heretics are harsh words.
There is nothing wrong with electrolysis. It may be one of the best options for storing surplus energy we have. And you can drive cars on hydrogen.
Once the problems of storage and fuel cell price/lifespan and storage of hydrogen are solved, the hydrogen powered car is a reality.
http://www.fuelcellsworks.com/Supppage1259.html
Hydrogen powered systems are on the market already, here is a Danish example:
http://www.h2logic.dk/Dk/mps.asp
But the moment you start talking “over unity” and believe in beating the fundamentals of thermodynamics I’d more compare it to alchemy. Then you are trying to generate something that is not there, not gold in this case, but energy.
It could be possible, but then the last 300 years of science and scientific observations would be totally wrong. Is that likely?
Running a car on “just water and electrolysis” with no extra input of energy is like putting a flywheel on an electric motor, attaching a generator to the flywheel, wire the generator to the motor and expect this system to start running and producing extra energy once you give it a little push. Both the electric motor and the generator are far better for converting energy than both the automobile engine and the electrolysis cell. So, why should it not work?
If you continue down that road, a space is reserved for you on this list:
http://www.phact.org/e/dennis4.html
Make sure that your experiments are well documented and reproducible, and do not fall into the quicksand of wishful thinking, magic and conspiracy theory.
I too enjoy the discussion
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