[floridaobserver]

CNN and Fox News is also impressed. See the video

http://www.cnn.com/video/player/player.html?url=/video/tech/2006/05/23/patrick.fl.h2o.car.wtvt

http://hytechapps.com/applications/HHOS.htm

Is it valid or hype? The CNN report looks pretty convincing. If he is taking the company public as he plans, he will have to have everything documented beforehand.

[Steely Tom]

Scam.

[Ichneumon]

Let me be the first one to say, "bulls**t".

It's a scam.

[RichardW]

I've seen it but I don't believe it. It can't be this simple although I wish it was so.

[ClearCase_guy]

The flame, though on its own registers just 259 degrees Fahrenheit, heats up to the melting point of whatever substance it touches

Now I can melt tungsten at home!

Who believes this crap?

[TOWER]

Sounds very fishy to me. I say it's a scam.

[Fintan]

 

I'm guessing "scam"...

[camle]

H2O to HHO to HOHOHO to UHOH

and yer money's gone.

[wolfpat]

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[tet68]

"For example, when you ignite our flame and touch it to steel, it will cut right through it at 1,400 degrees," Lusko told WND.


1400 degrees ! Bwhahahahahah! Why the stuff isn't even soft yet.

[kingu]

Hype. Ford, GM, etc would be bashing down his door right now trying to nab his technology were it real. In seconds they could wipe out the CAFE standards for fuel efficiency and have millions of consumers beating down their doors.

[kellynla]

1923 Stanley Steamer



In 1906, the Stanley Rocket set the world land speed record at 127.7 mph (205.5 km/h) at the Daytona Beach Road Course, driven by Fred Marriott, picking up the Dewar Trophy in the process.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

If his name was "Larry", I'd believe it. Otherwise, it's BS.

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

Yeh, we tried that and found that we couldn't carry enough coal or water to make work.

[Abathar]

Buy a tank of hydrogen and a tank of oxygen and bubble it through a pipe in your gas tank. Of course adding pure oxygen to something like gasoline is a recipe for a major explosion, so be careful not to blow yourself up.

Seems to me it would drop the octane rating of the gas, causing it to knock and premature ignite, like cheap gas does. Making the gas more explosive is easy, slowing it down just a touch is what you pay more money for at the pump.

[Ranger Drew]

I just think folks ought to wait a bit and see before they offhandedly bash everything.

Oh, wait, this is Free Republic.

NEVERMIND.

[Always Right]

What story has WND reported over recent years that hasn't been a scam?

[Rio]

It's called electrolysis. Nothing new. If you put a charge across water, it dissociates into Hydrogen gas and Oxygen gas. Calling it "Aquygen" is the scam part.

It takes as much energy to dissociate the water as you get back during combustion. It would burn clean. I don't get the bit about combining it with gasoline (?). Using your alternator to run an electrolysis to create your own fuel would leave you with an energy deficit due to inefficiencies in combustion.

[Petronski]

The flame, though on its own registers just 259 degrees Fahrenheit, heats up to the melting point of whatever substance it touches...

That would make it very hard to manufacture an internal combustion engine, wouldn't it?

This stuff would melt whatever substance was used to machine the cylinders, valves and pistons.

[Cyber Liberty]

It's gotta be real.

I saw Jethro do this on The Beverly Hillbillies.

[atomicpossum]

"We've got scam, scam, scam, scam, scam, scam, scam, eggs, sausage, and scam."