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1. @muelsa373 or just use electric

2. canada has 70% of the water in the worlds,and it’s not so far away..,,mr. bush

3. DONT READ THIS A few years ago, two parents went out for dinner. A few hours later, the babysitter was calling to ask if she could cover up the clown statue in the kids’ room, the father said,”Take the kids and get out of the house. We’ll call the police, we don’t have a clown statue.” The “clown statue” is really a killer that escaped from jail. If you don’t post this letter on to 10 videos tonight, the clown will be in your bed at 3:00 am with a chainsaw in his hand;sorry

4. Yull Brown (Ilia Valkov) is great :-)

5. The news station is wrong. He did NOT get a patent. He’s applied for them, but they have all been denied- because he didn’t invent them. Search Google Patents for Dennis Kline- he has yet to get a single patent.

6. People need to stop calling it “his” invention. He did not invent this. Proof: Search Google patents for his name. His patents have gotten denied because he did not invent HHO. HHO has been around since the 60s.

7. Prove it.

8. You can say that ten thousand times and it won’t make a difference.

   I’ve commented that ALL OVER these videos, and on the HHO car power videos….and all I get is outrage focused on me :D

9. Youre So stupid Bitch when you dont know just dont write a comment :@

10. Obviously the second, but this is a false dichotomy. Most of the electricity you use come from coal, (I make the assumption you are american here, sorry if that’s not so). The inefficiency of the electrolysis process means you are using FIVE TIMES the energy that would be required compared to gasoline.

    I want a solar/hydrogen economy too, but this is not the way to do it, it does more harm than good by far.

11. what is better? Find, extract, transport, refine, oil … or use renewable energy (hydro-electric / solar) to produce hydrogen?

12. Idiots. Water is not “FUEL” It takes more energy to do the electrolysis than burning the result provides! The welder might be of some use, but this cannot solve the energy crisis because it’s not producing any energy! It’s just transferring the energy from the electrical grid into a burnable fuel form.

13. Spelling fail

14. No, this is an improvement. Not a direct copy. This device is actually more efficient and smaller than Yull Born’s device.

15. THEF !!! this is Bulgarian invention made by Yull Brown. The device you see in the beging is made in China and cost $3600.

    There is nothing invented by This Man. He just copied the work of another man.

    THEF .

16. Old…
    Still I hope that the new nuclear fussion teh. will go far than we imagine…
    I always wanted to se how deiterium is used x)

17. This is awesome, all these technology advances we have made.

18. Yagayugajaaah! I feel CRAZY!!! If this is true, then it IS the future source of energy. But seeing the formula “HHO” makes me feel a little bit queasy; is it really true? Or is he hgiding something. I hope not. And I congradulate him for giving birth to such a tech to this world. Thanks man. ~If this works, then the only problem that we have is to freeze the exess water. LOL!!!

19. tyrusbigorok, your so wrong. helium cant turn into a solid. quantum physics shows why.

20. ALl of this is true. H20 and HHO IS the same thing. Except you missed one itty bitty detail. TEMPERATURE. The difference is, the HHO gets so hot, it temporarily turns into a “plasma.” That’s why it can burn through anything in a narrow targeted jet, and still not feel hot to the touch in surrounding materials.

    You missed the most basic rules of physics: ALL of matter can take on solids, liquids, gases, and plasmas. The only vital difference is their temperature state.

21. what about hydrogen jets they use water dont they?

22. well why dont we do what aliens do in films, go to a differant planet and mine

23. Come on jakesta717 im waiting for a reply…you started this dont just run away

24. what would be best is to utilize the abundant electricity in the ionosphere, what nikola tesla would have done…

25. Your right…all except the not the same as water..Google hydrogen hydroxide…Hydroxide is OH with a negative charge, usually comes from a disassociation from a base..now if you add in a proton (a hydrogen atom is one proton…no electrons if you have an H- ion) that kicks up the charge to a even charge, and gives you one oxygen and two hydrogens..H20. For proof, thats why h20 disassociates into HO- and H+ in solution. So next time research before you reply..because hydrogen hydroxide is water.