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  • h20power
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    Originally posted by Farside View Post
    What are you a lawyer or a politician? Lol.

    Yes you are correct. Afterall, you can't prove a negative.

    Stans patent doesn't show that he uses baking soda either but it doesn't mean it isn't there, right? (no offense, I'm just making a light hearted stab ) We all know Nitrogen will be there somewhere, it's just how important of a role it plays, correct?

    Seriously though, how about we all agree to disagree.

    H2O and his band can build their engines on the principles laid out early on in this thread. The Nitrogen guys can carry on in their own thread and build their engines.

    Hey here's an idea.
    H20 has a deadline of 24 months from now to have his engine working.
    How about we all agree on a date and place 24 months from now. We can get together and celebrate our successes and have a friendly competition to see who's engine works the best. The winner gets a bottle of Evian as a trophy. The wooden spoon trophy can be a bottle of used engine oil.

    Seriously, wouldn't that be a great? Image if we had so many, using the two different principles that we couldn't find a winner?
    Count me in Farside, but we have only 21 months now and the clock is ticking. That is not my times table it is the times table that was give to us by the Ruling Class as to the pace of their complete take over of the USA, Mexico, and Canada to transform them into the North American Union.


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  • h20power
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    Aaron your book is in the burn pile so I can at least get some free BTU's from it for that is all it is worth as there is no science in it from you for you don't know any.

    I guess you want me to calculate all of the other gases also dissolved in 1 kg of water so you could get a clear picture of just what gases are flowing through the gas processor of the Hydrogen Gas Gun. But what about the other rocket system where he says it would take one tank of liquid hydrogen and another tank of liquid oxygen fed into the Gas Processor then burnt? Did Meyer just forget to say, "Oh and also a tank of liquid nitrogen, I almost forgot that one?" No he didn't, you Aaron are so quick to say Stanley Meyer is a lier is it isn't even funny. But you never truly answered the question, of where the nitrogen, in the amounts that other theory says are needed, for gnt are coming from to enter into the system? Is it the .03-.01 grams of nitrogen that are creating the gnt and all the other grams of hydrogen and oxygen are just wasted for they are clearly not needed?

    Well I learned one thing here and that is you are not a man of science and in the future I must phase a question with no loop holes for like a lawyer you are looking for nothing but the loop holes ignoring any and everything else about the questions posed towards you. So you want me to say it, huh,
    Yes there is a minute amount of nitrogen gas traveling through the gas processor of the Hydrogen Gas Gun.

    There are you happy now did that make your day? You found a loop hole in the way I phased the question, but that loop hole didn't answer the question as per the amounts the other theory is calling for to have gnt.

    The book is burning nicely in the fire with some interesting colors being given off. Would you like me to make a video of it?


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  • Aaron
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    importance

    Originally posted by Farside View Post
    We all know Nitrogen will be there somewhere, it's just how important of a role it plays, correct?
    Importance? Meyer's tells exactly what the importance is. The nitrogen
    is required to have a CONTROLLED release of thermal energy from the
    hydrogen.

    You're free to believe that isn't that important but we all know what
    HHO by itself does... NO real thermal explosion. It is a "cold" quick burn
    that just turns back into water immediately forming a vacuum negating
    the expansion that is just caused.

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  • Farside
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    ..Just because the diagram doesn't show the nitrogen does NOT mean it isn't there....
    What are you a lawyer or a poitician? Lol.

    Yes you are correct. Afterall, you can't prove a negative.

    Stans patent doesn't show that he uses baking soda either but it doesn't mean it isn't there, right? (no offense, I'm just making a light hearted stab ) We all know Nitrogen will be there somewhere, it's just how important of a role it plays, correct?

    Seriously though, how about we all agree to disagree.

    H2O and his band can build their engines on the principles laid out early on in this thread. The Nitrogen guys can carry on in their own thread and build their engines.

    Hey here's an idea.
    H20 has a deadline of 24 months from now to have his engine working.
    How about we all agree on a date and place 24 months from now. We can get together and celebrate our successes and have a friendly competition to see who's engine works the best. The winner gets a bottle of Evian as a trophy. The wooden spoon trophy can be a bottle of used engine oil.

    Seriously, wouldn't that be a great? Image if we had so many, using the two different principles that we couldn't find a winner?
    Last edited by Farside; 02-01-2010, 01:44 AM.

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  • Oneminde
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  • Aaron
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    CONTROLLED release with nitrogen, uncontrolled without

    Originally posted by chasson321 View Post
    In my opinion, Meyer basically used hydrogen and oxygen, ionizing and destablizing these primary gases to get gnt. Any other gases were added to bring down the mixture to a useable level.
    That's right. Meyer's spells out in his patents in no uncertain terms that
    if you want less thermal explosive energy, then increase the voltage to the
    cell, get more HHO and reduce the ambient air amount.

    Meyer also says that decreasing voltage and increasing ambient air will
    give you that slow thermal CONTROLLED release.

    With a browns gas flame, which is pretty much the UNCONTROLLED release
    of hydrogen energy, you have to put the flame away from a heat conductor
    or it could melt it. With the ambient air, the flame is such that you can put
    a pan on a cooking stove burner with it - directly on the flame.

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  • Aaron
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    nitrogen

    Your claim is there is no nitrogen in the gas gun process.

    It could very well be a LOT of bubbling of exhaust straight
    into the water whether it is shown or not. Bedini has
    1 machine spread over 3 patents and unless you can put
    2 and 2 together, you will simply see each isolated patent
    as a whole and completely miss the method of compartmentalizing
    various concepts across various patents.

    That gas gun patent I posted an except from CLEARLY SPELLS
    OUT the combustible mix is oxygen, hydrogen and AMBIENT AIR GASSES.

    How much ambient air? If it is a trace amount or it is a whole lot,
    BOTH of those defeat the premise of your argument about it being
    100% oxygen and hydrogen.

    The amount of ambient gas coming up from the water is so incredibly
    important that Meyer has ZERO controllable combustion without it!
    How much exactly? Again, little or a lot defeats your claims 100%.
    Fact of the matter is that it is there (ambient air) whether you like it
    or not.

    "The combustible gas mixture is composed of hydrogen,
    oxygen and AMBIENT AIR GASES.
    "

    Patent #4,826,581 is one such gas gun patent that spells out the
    combustible mix has the ambient air gases and you claimed the gas
    gun has zero nitrogen involved. I've supported AND promoted your
    efforts from the beginning and I have never seen you so blatantly
    disregard the obvious.

    @ALL, get this patent:
    Controlled process for the ... - Google Patent Search

    Read it for yourself and see what Meyer is saying.

    Not only is ambient air involved with the hydrogen gun process, it is
    so vitally important that Meyer repeatedly states throughout his multiple
    patents that the nitrogen is responsible for allowing a CONTROLLED
    release of energy and it isn't possible without it.

    Straight HHO by itself gives "UNCONTROLLED" combustion that doesn't
    release any THERMAL EXPLOSIVE ENERGY.

    When people have no argument, they attack the person. So burn my
    book and get your free btu's. You apparently will have to do that since
    you won't be getting any BTU's out of water without the nitrogen.

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  • chasson321
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    Nitrogen is in the water

    In regards to the Hydrogen Gas Gun Patent 4826581, figure 1 shows only one non electrical inlet into the system, i.e. the water inlet. There is no ambient air going through a gas processor. Remember there is but one non electrical inlet, the water line.

    So where do these other gases come from? The water.

    Nitrogen (N) and water

    In the Tech Brief, Section 9, Memo WFC 428 Titled Reclaiming Our Air...For Healthy Living, Meyer does bring up nitrogen. Figure 9-1 diagram of Exhaust air reclaimer, figure 9-5 Diagram of Nitrogen Dioxide NO2

    As far as recirculated exhaust gas goes, Meyers always talked about it being used to bring down the heat to that of gasoline, propane, natural gas ect...
    One video he mentions that it would not be a good thing to melt pots and pans on the stove.

    In my opinion, Meyer basically used hydrogen and oxygen, ionizing and destablizing these primary gases to get gnt. Any other gases were added to bring down the mixture to a useable level.

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  • h20power
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    Originally posted by Aaron View Post
    Meyer says: AMBIENT AIR GASSES
    so it's misleading to talk about tiny insignificant amount of rare gasses.

    The entire premise of your argument is false.

    You say there is NO nitrogen or anything else other than oxygen and
    hydrogen. You claim this over and over.

    Meyer says in that gas gun patent below that the combustible mix
    is oxygen, hydrogen AND ambient air gasses.

    Whether it is a lot or little is one point but the point you try to make
    is that there is none, which is completely false and contradictory
    to Meyer's own patents.

    Very curious as to why you're so defensive against people seeing this.

    Okay chance to answer the question was given to you and you didn't answer the question so you must not know the answer: It's 111.12 g of h2 and 888.96 g O2. So you have 111.12 g of hydrogen and 888.96 g of oxygen plus .03-.01 grams of nitrogen going into the gas processor per 1 kg of water used. If you don't get it now Aaron your book is going to give me some free BTU's.


    h2opower.
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  • Aaron
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    ambient air gasses

    Meyer says: AMBIENT AIR GASSES
    so it's misleading to talk about tiny insignificant amount of rare gasses.

    The entire premise of your argument is false.

    You say there is NO nitrogen or anything else other than oxygen and
    hydrogen. You claim this over and over.

    Meyer says in that gas gun patent below that the combustible mix
    is oxygen, hydrogen AND ambient air gasses.

    Whether it is a lot or little is one point but the point you try to make
    is that there is none, which is completely false and contradictory
    to Meyer's own patents.

    Very curious as to why you're so defensive against people seeing this.

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  • h20power
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    Would someone like to circle number 1 for him showing the water inlet. The gases that are called "ambient air gases" are gases that are dissolved in water at the time when the water is being broken down and are nothing more than trace gases and can be ignored. Did you look up the solubility table of gases in water Aaron as I requested you to do? Sure doesn't look like you did when you see the real numbers you are saying are vital to producing thermo explosive energy. Solubility of Gases in Water

    Notice that it is a gram of gas per 1 kilogram of water, noting that there is from .03 to .01 grams of N2 in the temperature range from 0 to 60 degrees C, and how many grams of hydrogen and oxygen are in 1 kilogram of water? Do you need me to solve that one for you telling you how many grams of hydrogen and oxygen are in 1 kg of water? Now do you see what I mean when I call them trace gases? Follow the science not the NDA team!


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  • Aaron
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    Nitrogen

    Originally posted by Farside View Post
    Drop the Nitrogen will you please?
    It's a time consuming sidetrack.
    I'm sure there are other threads that focus on this topic. CO2 is also in the atmosphere but I'm not going to start talking about it's role in this engine. It's an (interesting) academic exercise best left until after the engine is running don't you think?

    thanks in advance.
    Documentation beats conversation and you are spreading disinformation,
    period. Seems like there are people already scared for some reason.

    For your convenience.

    I showed EXACTLY what Meyer is showing and doing in those patent
    excerpts. People can see that with their own eyes and you tell them to see
    something different.

    Below is a HYDROGEN GAS GUN and in this patent, STAN MEYER says
    the combustible mixture has AMBIENT AIR GASSES and he also goes on
    to state that the AMBIENT AIR makes the combustion controllable.

    Even if Meyer had at some point a system that didn't utilize nitrogen,
    it is irrelevant. You're making it seem like it invalidates EVERY patent
    that he clearly demonstrates mixing nitrogen with the mix and recycling
    the exhaust. You think about that clearly and be intellectually honest
    about it. Even this gas gun, which shows only water going into the inlet
    in the visual diagram...the text reveals that nitrogen IS part of the process
    whether you want to believe it or not.

    You are telling people to see something about Meyer's patents that is NOT
    true in the least bit, I'm showing it clearly with Meyer's own patents,
    verbiage and visual diagrams all together. You cannot argue this and you
    cannot tell people that see this that in fact, "nitrogen isn't part of the
    process." You can hold up 4 fingers and tell me to see 5, but I guarantee
    you that I'm going to see 4 and will tell you that I see 4, period.

    Feel free to discount the nitrogen in your own Meyer thread. You obviously
    disagree with the nitrogen concept as you have so clearly spelled out and
    there is nothing else you can post in this thread that will explain that any
    more so for the record, we can agree to disagree - as I leave this evidence
    in Meyer's own words/diagrams/patents...

    Just because the diagram doesn't show the nitrogen does NOT mean it
    isn't there.


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  • h20power
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    Hi Everyone,
    I am going to leave them alone with their new thread http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...ater-fuel.html for it is a question of choice for the most part and my last post gave a clear thought to the decisions people are going to have to make on their own. The only time I will post there from now on is to answer any questions and/or if my name or Stanley Meyer is made out to look like a fraud or a lier he was just greedy and didn't know who he was up against for he thought they wanted this technology. The last question I gave them can not be answered with their theories concerning the "Hydrogen Gas Gun" as that device was producing thermo explosive energy, and clearly there is no outside air flowing through the gas processor, but only gases that are being created from the break down of the water molecule and trace gases that where dissolved in the water. Sometimes it is fun to see a fish flop around when it's out of the water but I think I have had my fun with them and will leave them alone to their own thoughts for after all this is an individual effort and I have to respect that is their interpretation of the patents of Stanley Meyer's. Even though I can see it is full of flaws I still have to respect their thread, but I will not allow Stanley Meyer to be dragged through the mud by them, and reserve the right to defend myself if my name is brought up in that thread. Stanley Meyer is dead, so let us all show him some respect


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  • Farside
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    Drop the Nitrogen will you please?
    It's a time consuming sidetrack.
    I'm sure there are other threads that focus on this topic. CO2 is also in the atmosphere but I'm not going to start talking about it's role in this engine. It's an (interesting) academic exercise best left until after the engine is running don't you think?

    thanks in advance.

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  • pmazz850
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    US Patent 5,010,869

    Here is the patent. 5,010,869
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