Question by linlyons: why do so many people waste their time saying Hho is not efficient when they havent tested Stan Meyers work?
Because it doesn’t. Seems that i’m blocked, and cannot answer the question below.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Meyer
http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/alternative-fuel/gas-mileage/4276846
Popular Mechanics — it doesn’t work.
still not convinced?
http://aardvark.co.nz/hho_challenge.shtml ,000,000 if it works.
if it did work, why wouldn’t all these folks go claim the million bucks rather than ask you to send ’em , 0, etc.
it doesn’t work.
THE REAL QUESTION IS, why do such questions keep getting asked?
Do those that ask them have a website to sell plans for the stuff?
Are those posts really spam?
Interesting. The question posted by Matty is gone. I tried to log out and look at it, but i don’t see it any more. I have to assume that it was reported as spam. Clearly i didn’t, because he’s blocked me.
Ah, you’re right.
In fact, he’s posted twice, but the youtube link, asking for money is only in one of them.
“See, i’m burning water.”
But the real problem is that some folks really will send money.
The desire to get something for free (energy) is just to strong to resist.
Best answer:
Answer by pedro7of9
because people want to believe..in something,,anything example the X files
” never underestimate then stupidity of the American public”[sic.] PT Barnum
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This question of Matty’s is still up: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgNWY2JplLEAjSEUfvpLfcTty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20110725070231AA6WyEc
HHO people suffer from a major misconception. Yes it is possible to break H2O out into hydrogen and oxygen, and then burn them as fuel, but it is not practical. That is because the energy that it takes to break the H2O bond is the same as what you are going to get out of it by burning the results as a fuel. In the case of Matty’s setup, that is the AC power that he is using. Basically, there is no net gain of energy.
Unfortunately, this seems to be yet another baseless conspiracy theory that the oil companies are covering up some perfect and free energy source. I’m no fan of Big Oil, but HHO is free energy is quite simply bogus.