The Hutchinson Effect

[cave weta]

This guy is amazing! levitation- morphing of atomic structure....

[Matt Bleck]

This guy is amazing! levitation- morphing of atomic structure....

This is the same sorta thing Tesla was doing over hundred years ago, very cool!

[Akzle]

look into the coral castles, missing secrets of nikola tesla, engine that runs on water, free energy devices....

all this stuff is out there, has been for days. inventors often go missing or get locked in jail (as with water engine guy)

[jonbuoy]

Drugs are bad mmmkay.

[superman]

[Kickaha]

look into the coral castles, missing secrets of nikola tesla, engine that runs on water, free energy devices....

all this stuff is out there, has been for days. inventors often go missing or get locked in jail (as with water engine guy)

You mean all that shit that's been out there for decades and been shown to be bullshit time and time again?

[mashman]

You mean all that shit that's been out there for decades and been shown to be bullshit time and time again?

It's ok. I don't understand it either.

[jonbuoy]

look into the coral castles, missing secrets of nikola tesla, engine that runs on water, free energy devices....

all this stuff is out there, has been for days. inventors often go missing or get locked in jail (as with water engine guy)

You can run a car on water - split the hydrogen and oxygen into gasses using electrolysis and burn them. Its 100% clean The only by-product is water. The only issue is it takes a lot of energy to split the hydrogen and oxygen, electrical energy, which comes from?

[mashman]

You can run a car on water - split the hydrogen and oxygen into gasses using electrolysis and burn them. Its 100% clean The only by-product is water. The only issue is it takes a lot of energy to split the hydrogen and oxygen, electrical energy, which comes from?

How much energy? Would the alternator produce enough energy? Have a small start up tank for the car start. At the lights redirect the excess hydrogen to the start up tank. I used a PC Power supply and generate hydrogen using square bolt washers, cable ties and bicarbonate of soda in the water. Pretty cool watchin the hydrogen rise out of the container. There's a guy in the US, was on the internetz, who had a tank in the back of his car to store the hydrogen. He also had a dial in his car for changing the timing and also ran it on citrus juice (wish I could find the vid). He was using a 5hp lawn mower engine to clean water and explained how useful such a device would be in the likes of Africa for cleaning water. Lots of smart shit out there but I guess no one's interested because it's not financially viable.

[cc rider]

Lots of smart shit out there but I guess no one's interested because it's not financially viable.

Too true mash. Though I feel the likes of the internet is making it harder too suppress/discredit vox populi.

Cool clips weta I love this sort of stuff

[jonbuoy]

How much energy? Would the alternator produce enough energy? Have a small start up tank for the car start. At the lights redirect the excess hydrogen to the start up tank. I used a PC Power supply and generate hydrogen using square bolt washers, cable ties and bicarbonate of soda in the water. Pretty cool watchin the hydrogen rise out of the container. There's a guy in the US, was on the internetz, who had a tank in the back of his car to store the hydrogen. He also had a dial in his car for changing the timing and also ran it on citrus juice (wish I could find the vid). He was using a 5hp lawn mower engine to clean water and explained how useful such a device would be in the likes of Africa for cleaning water. Lots of smart shit out there but I guess no one's interested because it's not financially viable.

About as much energy as you put in minus a few losses, its just a conversion/storage medium - like a battery only slower to charge. You don´t get something for nothing. If you believe the guy in the video then you probably think this guy is the new messiah http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kne6YnjcruQ.

I thought the Hutchinson effect involved asphyxiation or was that the Hutchence effect?

[Drew]

About as much energy as you put in minus a few losses, its just a conversion/storage medium - like a battery only slower to charge. You don´t get something for nothing. If you believe the guy in the video then you probably think this guy is the new messiah http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kne6YnjcruQ.

I thought the Hutchinson effect involved asphyxiation or was that the Hutchence effect?

"If you believe that"... My first thoughts exactly.

[Akzle]

You mean all that shit that's been out there for decades and been shown to be bullshit time and time again?

funny. i missed where they proved it bullshit. you seem a fairly enlightened sort. please, share your bullshittery...

You can run a car on water - split the hydrogen and oxygen into gasses using electrolysis and burn them. Its 100% clean The only by-product is water. The only issue is it takes a lot of energy to split the hydrogen and oxygen, electrical energy, which comes from?

nono. this was some kind of combustion engine. it had cylinders if i recall. look up on youtube. ("inventor jailed, engine runs on water")(also, various anti-gravity vids dating back even to 80s, teh theory is that they cause the atoms to vibrate at a frequency counter to the frequency they naturally vibrate at, which overcomes their "percieved" density and makes them immune to gravity.)

You don´t get something for nothing.

yeah. but there is no nothing to not get something from.
solar power eh? charged electrons and what nut.
the vibes of the universe, residual magnetic energy of teh planet., gravity and shit.
just because "society" hasn't harnessed it, doesn't mean it can't be.
look up tesla's patents for "radiant energy receiver" (free energy device) then go build one (probably somewhere away from people, tis a bit like a lightening rod...and teh government might come around and assassinate you.)
unless, you know more than tesla?

[Kickaha]

funny. i missed where they proved it bullshit. you seem a fairly enlightened sort. please, share your bullshittery...

So you missed the bit where the water car guy was succesfully sued by his investors because he couldn't prove it worked?

[jonbuoy]

funny. i missed where they proved it bullshit. you seem a fairly enlightened sort. please, share your bullshittery...


nono. this was some kind of combustion engine. it had cylinders if i recall. look up on youtube. ("inventor jailed, engine runs on water")(also, various anti-gravity vids dating back even to 80s, teh theory is that they cause the atoms to vibrate at a frequency counter to the frequency they naturally vibrate at, which overcomes their "percieved" density and makes them immune to gravity.)


yeah. but there is no nothing to not get something from.
solar power eh? charged electrons and what nut.
the vibes of the universe, residual magnetic energy of teh planet., gravity and shit.
just because "society" hasn't harnessed it, doesn't mean it can't be.
look up tesla's patents for "radiant energy receiver" (free energy device) then go build one (probably somewhere away from people, tis a bit like a lightening rod...and teh government might come around and assassinate you.)
unless, you know more than tesla?

Tesla was a mad genius but things have move on since his time, I don't know more than tesla but your average rf engineer would know more than him now. He came out with some pretty wacky stuff.

Combusting water? Do you mean cold fusion?