Car on the water: Stanley Meyer

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Stanley Meyer fuel cell

A simple explanation of Stanley Meyer's process

https://youtu.be/FwPpvW67kcI

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Simple explanation option 2

https://youtu.be/P0acH1xrmms

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Fuel Cell Formulas

https://youtu.be/Kw9Az9hpHRk

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Fuel cell design

https://youtu.be/CeEH-gUUkZE

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Fuel Cell Geometric Factors

https://youtu.be/8TeZlLdpWaE

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An hour-long broadcast of Stanley Meyer's laboratory fuel cell

https://youtu.be/MNtX2QhzC6w

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Geometric coefficients continued

https://youtu.be/xpnKDwGCv8Y

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Testing the theory with an alternative method

https://youtu.be/nwKJY-bVyfA

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1 hour broadcast of a laboratory fuel cell producing Hydrogen-oxygen gas (Brown)

https://youtu.be/zFIk_WPfhEY

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Studying Oxide Film

https://youtu.be/mINvE4kXOzo

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Stanley Meyer fuel cell analytical formulas

https://youtu.be/oEmyHhCK26o

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEXHJf9AXRE

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Energy costs, efficiency of an ideal Meyer cell

https://youtu.be/eHnWUD9a6y4

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Hydrogen energy: Water instead of oil


No good. It takes energy to make hydrogen. And hydrogen doesn't have any lubricating factors at all; we need oil.

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Hydrogen energy: Water instead of oil


No good. It takes energy to make hydrogen. And hydrogen doesn't have any lubricating factors at all; we need oil.

Someday I suspect the energy problems on this planet will be solved.  When it does and the technology to extract hydrogen from water and store in hydride is readily available and cheap, I think it wouldn't be a bad option for the planet.  I'm not sure how long we'll be able to keep making batteries with rare earth...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ytg23mDd1a4

^ Watch that video.  It's educational.  People have been able to run cars on hydrogen extracted from water for decades now.  The planet would certainly prefer this method.

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Progress does not stand still. Human civilization has gone through 5 technological paradigm.
The basis of these structures was and is energy.
Now we are at the end of the 5th and at the beginning of the 6th technological paradigm.

1 technological paradigm - energy of movement of water, wind (mills)
2 technological paradigm - energy of coal, steam (steam engines)
3 technological paradigm - electricity energy
4 technological paradigm - oil energy
5 technological paradigm - atomic energy
6 technological paradigm - energy of hydrogen

The oil lobby will not allow hydrogen energy to come. But if hydrogen energy comes to the human world, then the richest people will be the owners of hydrogen generators.
It's like with bitcoin, the one who first saw the potential in cryptocurrency became the richest person. Vitalik Buterin as an example.

[BADecker]

Hydrogen energy: Water instead of oil


No good. It takes energy to make hydrogen. And hydrogen doesn't have any lubricating factors at all; we need oil.

Someday I suspect the energy problems on this planet will be solved.  When it does and the technology to extract hydrogen from water and store in hydride is readily available and cheap, I think it wouldn't be a bad option for the planet.  I'm not sure how long we'll be able to keep making batteries with rare earth...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ytg23mDd1a4

^ Watch that video.  It's educational.  People have been able to run cars on hydrogen extracted from water for decades now.  The planet would certainly prefer this method.

Here's a product that not only gives hydrogen, but at the half-way point, you get water.

I guess most people don't know that if your gasoline burned clean and complete in your car engine, you would get water and CO2 out of the tail pipe. The water is in the form of steam in the engine, but condenses on its way out. And the CO2 is good because it is plant food.


New Solar-Powered Invention Creates Hydrogen Fuel from the Air

This sponge uses electrolysis to extract pure hydrogen, and can be powered by solar or wind energy, producing renewable fuel from renewable electricity.

The only portable green fuel source that could replace diesel or kerosene at scale, pure hydrogen is not abundant in nature, and finding ways to produce it sustainably is the key to expanding its use in industry and transportation.

Vehicles can be equipped with hydrogen fuel cells, which combust the pure hydrogen with oxygen to create an effect similar to when fossil fuels are combusted, except the only emission is hydrogen plus oxygen—water.

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Experiment with an oxide film

https://youtu.be/fs_37EDIY1U

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Hydrogen energy: Water instead of oil


No good. It takes energy to make hydrogen. And hydrogen doesn't have any lubricating factors at all; we need oil.

Someday I suspect the energy problems on this planet will be solved.  When it does and the technology to extract hydrogen from water and store in hydride is readily available and cheap, I think it wouldn't be a bad option for the planet.  I'm not sure how long we'll be able to keep making batteries with rare earth...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ytg23mDd1a4

^ Watch that video.  It's educational.  People have been able to run cars on hydrogen extracted from water for decades now.  The planet would certainly prefer this method.

Here's a product that not only gives hydrogen, but at the half-way point, you get water.

I guess most people don't know that if your gasoline burned clean and complete in your car engine, you would get water and CO2 out of the tail pipe. The water is in the form of steam in the engine, but condenses on its way out. And the CO2 is good because it is plant food.


New Solar-Powered Invention Creates Hydrogen Fuel from the Air

This sponge uses electrolysis to extract pure hydrogen, and can be powered by solar or wind energy, producing renewable fuel from renewable electricity.

The only portable green fuel source that could replace diesel or kerosene at scale, pure hydrogen is not abundant in nature, and finding ways to produce it sustainably is the key to expanding its use in industry and transportation.

Vehicles can be equipped with hydrogen fuel cells, which combust the pure hydrogen with oxygen to create an effect similar to when fossil fuels are combusted, except the only emission is hydrogen plus oxygen—water.

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You refer to competitors who, unlike me, hide their technologies. There are no physical and mathematical models, technical solutions. Only the benefits are presented, without scientific justification. I don't hide my works, they are open.

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You refer to competitors who, unlike me, hide their technologies. There are no physical and mathematical models, technical solutions. Only the benefits are presented, without scientific justification. I don't hide my works, they are open.

There are only a handful of ways anybody invents anything that is practical. Either it happened by accident, or somebody else showed it to him, or he worked to invent or discover it. This doesn't mean that he has to relate all the details in every publication that somebody writes about it.

In this case, I haven't scoured the Internet to find if the info is detailed anywhere. And I haven't contacted the people to see if they would give it to me. And I certainly haven't gone through the work of trying to duplicate the effort on my own. Have you done any of this?

Perhaps it's all a scam. Maybe they didn't do it at all. It might only be unsubstantiated talk, like hearsay. But we have a starting point that we can use to further our investigations... if we even think that the idea is worthwhile.

But the points that a clean burning, gasoline engine only produces water and CO2 (and some tiny amounts of a few other materials) can be substantiated in all kinds of engineering manuals. And along with it the fact that CO2 is plant food... helps plants grow better.