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Originally posted by Psychopump
What kind of sacrifes do you expect to hear from us?
I am not about to walk into a government energy research facility wearing a bomb-belt. Really.
Truly, free energy should not be about sacrifices (not to the little man, anyway), but about liberty and new opportunities to further ourselves without the shackles of an oil-based economy.
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Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by ToolFanMael
You still need electricity for the electrolysis to make the gas.
So you have to have batteries in the car.
That is why his car is a hybrid.
The engine charges the batteries, using gasoline.
As long as the batteries stay up, you can produce the HHO gas and run on that.
A very efficient battery would be just as good, in my opinion.
Perpetual motion has not been invented, yet.
Originally posted by Xilvius
I still think that the key to free energy lies in magnets. They produce thier own energy, and you can even feel the force of the energy when you put two of the same poles together.
Originally posted by Xilvius
That would be easy, just build some sort of rotating engine, like a north polar piston thats stuck constantly being pushed by other north polar magnets. If everything was placed at the rigth distance from one another, you should spin it once and it should keep going due to magnetic repelling. It's an idea anyways.
Originally posted by Xilvius
I still think that the key to free energy lies in magnets. They produce thier own energy, and you can even feel the force of the energy when you put two of the same poles together.
Originally posted by Xilvius
That would be easy, just build some sort of rotating engine, like a north polar piston thats stuck constantly being pushed by other north polar magnets. If everything was placed at the rigth distance from one another, you should spin it once and it should keep going due to magnetic repelling. It's an idea anyways.
Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by ToolFanMael
You still need electricity for the electrolysis to make the gas.
So you have to have batteries in the car.
That is why his car is a hybrid.
The engine charges the batteries, using gasoline.
As long as the batteries stay up, you can produce the HHO gas and run on that.
A very efficient battery would be just as good, in my opinion.
Perpetual motion has not been invented, yet.