Phil Stevens wrote:What's the additional energy source? Electrolysis of water requires more energy than you will be able to get from the hydrogen. Commercial efficiency maxes out at 75% and that's before you start to factor in all the losses in an internal combustion engine. So something else is involved if you're producing enough H2 to run the engine and do work...even if all the work it's doing is powering the magneto.
Phil Stevens wrote:A relay takes power to operate. Not much, but it's not a magical device that creates energy. Nothing about this adds up.
With all the talk about secrecy in the testing and unavailable "special" parts, I don't think any of it would hold up to independent scrutiny. Have the plans been published?
A final plea: What is the energy source that is making up the difference between the potential in the H2 and the losses to heat and friction in the system?
My high school physics teacher had a saying: "Look for the gas bottle." Mr Marcek, you were an inspiration!
Phil Stevens wrote: My high school physics teacher had a saying: "Look for the gas bottle." Mr Marcek, you were an inspiration!
Ground return line 1 ohm resistor voltage drop back to Inverter ground terminal
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I guess I've been abducted by space aliens. So unprofessional. They tried to probe me with this tiny ad:
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