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Re: A great homebrew generator plan
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Posted by Paul in Mich on December 07, 2004 at 10:07:46 from (66.188.26.29):
In Reply to: Re: A great homebrew generator plan posted by lgc on December 07, 2004 at 06:35:24:
lgc, In 1991, while working as a machinist in a job shop in Columbus Ohio, I worked on some components for a Hydrogen powered car developed by Stanley Meyer. He acquired many patents and on one occasion I did see the car,(V.W. dune buggy) run on nothing but water. In due time, Stanley Meyer was sued by some of his investors claiming that his findings were fraudulant. I"m not certain what the legal result was, but eventually Mr. Meyers died a under suspicious circumstances. I can"t say with certainty that Stanley Meyers process was a total success, as at the time I was making parts for him, he was tweaking his process. I do believe that the possibility of extracting hydrogen from water on demand rather than storing it in cells is feasable, and eventually may be the fuel by which all things operate with the exception of jet aircraft. I think it is simply a matter of time, and then building the infrastructure to deliver such technology to the end user. I do remember one thing Mr. Meyer told me personally as I worked on his components, and that was that he truly felt that he we worth more dead to many people from scientists to bankers, to oil companies to politicians than he was alive, and that he was indeed afraid for his life. I tried to imagine the different people who stand to lose should hydrogen technology be established by someone outside the conventional energy loop, and it takes not much imagination to conclude that at this time, probably many more people would benefit more if the technology was retarded, discredited, or otherwise sabotoged.
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