The MOTORBIKE THAT WORKS WITH WATER exists. They all said it was impossible

[@IVANHOECHAPUT]

Very interesting. I owned a high-tech engineering company for 41 years and designed the most efficient potassium hydroxide (HHO) generator using my proprietary conductive polymer electrodes that did not corrode over time. I adapted it to a Nissan Quest van as a booster to burn off all excess CO2 that increased gas milage and was clean as a popcorn fart. It emited NO pollutants into the atmosphere - worked as expected! It failed the smog test because the dumb-ass executives at the EPA in cooperation with the DMV set a limit at both ends of the pollution spectrum. In other words, if your vehicle emitted zero CO2 into the air, it would FAIL the smog test. That's when I dropped the project. Too many idiots to deal with.

[@kevinsellsit5584]

This is an example of the lawmakers not keeping up with technology. The 3 year lag to make or change a law to adapt to rapidly advancing technology has crippled growth.

[@PreciousOpal]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ericblanchard5873]

Prove it

[@kevinsellsit5584]

@@ericblanchard5873 His statement has sufficient integrity and knowledge on the subject as well as common business issues I have experienced myself that the burden of proof should be on you. Prove him wrong if you feel so strongly about it.

[@hughjanus3378]

If you owned a “high tech engineering company” then why do you say … “the most efficient potassium hydroxide (HHO) generator…” The chemical symbol for Potassium is “K”………from that point on your words became “la la tra lah lah lah……”………..

[@poellot]

1 kg of hydrogen contains 33.33 kWh of usable energy. A completely efficient electrolysis system would require 39 kWh of electricity to produce 1 kg of hydrogen.

[@Ali-h2u3l]

Sooo...you telling me to use renewable electricity source to make hydrogen (solar power, watermill, wind turbine etc.) then use hydrogen tanks for your vehicle. Got it. And im on it as soon as I get that watermill generator thing going...

[@poellot]

@user-dz7gb2mb5p it definitely needs to be a cheap source of electricity. Mounting the hydrogen generator on the vehicle is nonsense. Even in a good commercial setting, about 50kwh to produce 1kg of hydrogen. So realistically, it is probably 60 or 70 from a diy generator. Yes hydrogen can be a good fuel. However you cannot produce it for free like many think.

[@wsbill14224]

So it sounds like it costs several dollars to go a few miles. Doesn't sound economical.

[@ernieschatz3783]

Yep, the whole process is pretty damn inefficient.

[@hungrysurfer9471]

What is the HH+ thing ? If the bike does 500km on a few litres of tap water then 12v and HH+ is making plenty of hydrogen to run the bike.

[@boydrogers7227]

It’s painful to read comments from people who think this is real.

[@constantineb6433]

IT ALSO DEMONSTRATES THE AUTHOR KNOWS LITTLE OF SCIENCE TOO. ONLY ON UTUBE DOES A BUBBLE CHAMBER BECOME EFFICIENT. IF ONLY THEY EDUCATE PHYSICIST. 😂

[@grey7603]

If this is legit, then from the words of Wu-Tang, "you best protect yo neck".

[@D_angelo1]

Best comment possible lol

[@Horus2Osiris]

​@@D_angelo1The Tree of Liberty is fed by the blood of tyrants... Time to enact the Second Amendment, coppertops

[@thelibertyengineproject7966]

Thanks for your concerns. We do our best to protect ourselves.

[@jakeclauson9863]

This isn't anything new, nobody is going to come after them. As you can see it basically made from home depot materials and is theoretically a very simple contraption. Yes maybe some trail and error was involved but overall nothing world changing. The engine is still ment to run on petroleum. Which has lubricating properties. Water in a combustion chamber of this nature will wipe the cylinder walls clean of oil causing short term reliability. Which is one of a number of reasons why this isn't done on a mass scale. Still pretty cool tho. If it's half as reliable as it was on gas then it'll save you some cash. Probly about $10 every time you would have to fill up. Whether that's worth it idk but still a neat idea

[@KevinSmith-os5yz]

@@jakeclauson9863 except there is no way this puts out enough hydrogen. Also, the energy to turn that much hydrogen into gas would be better used as the original electricity to drive a 90% efficient electric motor. Instead he claims to be using the electricity to electrolysis the water, than burn the hydrogen in a ic engine at about 15% efficiency. What a joke, he should just use the electricity directly, I bet this thing runs on good Ole gasoline.

[@RealityLifeHumanity]

If you would have put a hydrogen deposit on the top or back I would have believe it!! It’s impossible for you to throttle like that with the hydrogen output!!! You need storage and pressure!!!

[@jetfu400]

Unfortunately, lots of gullible people here in this comment section. Instead of actually studying it and experimenting themselves, they instead support it it with all of their heart and join the subscription fee without question. Its sad really.

[@MadJix]

If they have something increasing power to the hho unit with the throttle then that should work..

[@Wolf_D._Furyy]

Stupid Hydrogen is highest flammable gas it is way stronger than petrol or diesel

[@koku_ow]

Sorry to hear about your car crash next week

[@Normanthegerman]

🤣😅😂

[@CorbinDavies-p1r]

Ships that produce large quantities of Hydrogen as a differential in the HHO production cycle as discharge output worked proportional to the quantity supplied in each discharge at port. Then scale the ship and run the ships fuel supply from HHO output itself. With refueling being the ship stopping and starting after a period of self refuel.

[@CorbinDavies-p1r]

Economies of scale. Worlds energy crisis solved. Fueling will only have to occur maybe once every 2 trips across the Atlantic Ocean after factoring in the scale of the HHO plant and fuel storage system pressure tank. Perfect candidate would be the Norwegian company petrodec. This would reduced their costs so they can start hiring Norwegian crew again and not hide behind the church of curruption.

[@vegasheat71]

It's definitely legit. This technology is not new. Stanley Myer was killed over this simple tech years ago when he made a car that ran off of hydrogen through electrolysis. It's very cool to see it IRL being used on an actual motorcycle. Great job!!! 👍

[@micheljean7845]

In 1971, a GM mechanic filled a patent for a motor that was running on water, the car was never made public because of the big oil companies.

[@JohnFekoloid]

@@micheljean7845 Please we need this type of car/engine in Nigeria. We can't afford petrol anymore.

[@alxdava2004]

​@@JohnFekoloidyou're the greatest producer of oil in Africa and you can't afford it anymore?! Kick the western companies out of your country and you will!

[@JongJande]

@@JohnFekoloid The problem is not the petrol but the fact that criminals are enriching themselves by selling oil that is not theirs .... It is Earth that gives them the oil for free .....

[@substantiations]

sorry lads, water cannot fuel cars due to energy density and thermodynamics

[@Juhsga]

Would be interesting if you will show the exhaust gas temperature, engine temperature, air-to-fuel mixture, O2 readings, max range, amperage draw, max amperage draw, battery voltage with no load, battery voltage under load, and wheel horsepower!

[@juststeve7665]

You're asking for real facts! Which you will never find here.

[@anthonybaransky137]

I think most people wouldn't care about all the details as long as it worked reliably consistent.

[@Juhsga]

@@anthonybaransky137 it matters from the standpoint that if any two or more of that data was not acceptable than anyone's time and effort exerted into this is not worth it.

[@holyholo1]

Instead he took precious minutes applying hydrogen stickers.

[@susanasusana7295]

Yeah...wondering those variables record too... and don't forget the durability. Will the bike run to keep up the amperage draw....😅

[@sajithroshan3557]

Probably your life is in danger 🙏

[@vinipx01]

Why?

[@kevinhaid6211]

This sort of invention (water based engines) doesn’t go over well with…certain people in certain industries…as a mr stanley meyer (look him up sometime) sadly found out..or at least his death was highly suspicious. It’s happened more than once too sadly. Greed holding down innovation and progression.

[@DylanBegazo]

What about rust? Rusting of internal components? Isn’t rust bad?

[@VeekiSkyze-xq4wo]

Nope he is not

[@jessecarroll9554]

Nah they are doing it right release it all for free

[@LiderChiSP]

The problem is in the accelerator pump. When you need to overtake or accelerate instantly, as the hydrogen generator cannot perform electrolysis quickly. So you would need a hygrogen reservoir to use when overtaking or accelerating fast. For this reason, hygrogen generators are successfully used in stationary engines, where there is no speed variation. But for vehicles, electrolysis is used as a fuel saver, or as a second fuel. Since the main fuel is used in sudden accelerations. If one gets hold of a hydrogen reservoir, which is necessary for sudden accelerations, then the hydrogen generator could be used as the sole fuel for vehicles.

[@darxtar369]

Stan Myer overcame this issue…

[@thecreativecarpenterrwp7605]

@@darxtar369 can you please explain how

[@stespin]

Something doesn't add up properly here. I'm no scientist, but it goes against the most basic laws of thermodynamics: energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only transform, but in the real world you lose some in the process. What this video implies is that you can transform water into hydrogen (which has a "cost" in energy) and use that same hydrogen to self-sustain its own production PLUS run a 70hp motorbike. Given that this should be a "closed system" (with no exchange of any sort from the outside), it would mean you produce (much) more energy then the process of producing it consumes, effectively creating energy out of nowhere. Physics really doesn't like that, not one bit.

[@frank_lehne]

I do not believe that hydrogen generator has the capacity to run that engine. It would only produce enough to supplement the engine while it ran on gasoline. The real reason the full gauge read full.

[@elijahcooleyo8994]

@@frank_lehne yeah I know it, I doubt this channel is serious about anything, the only vehicles that are fully self sufficient with running on only hydrogen still have pressurized tanks, no matter if it's homemade or BMW there isn't any self sustaining on demand hydrogen only vehicles

[@constantineb6433]

YOUR MORE SCIENTISTS THAN AUTHOR OF VIDEO. CORRECT. ELECTROLYSIS/BUBBLE CHAMBERS ARE INEFFICIENT. GREATER ENERGY NEEDED FOR LESS OUTPUT. SECONDLY AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE WONT RUN ON HYDROGEN GAS. LOOK UP TOYOTA HYDROGEN DEVELOPMENT.

[@jblb42]

Yeah, be careful. Seems like everyone who invents this type of tech seems to die in strange ways.

[@310rrplustattun2]

究極のSDGs！！

[@nightshadowblade]

Please show as a continuous run of at least 1 hour with the exhaust, the battery charge level, power usage, degradation of plates, quality of the water etc.

[@savethechildren2020]

20+ years ago i met a guy at a petrol station in uk filling up his bike, (WITH WATER NOT PETROL!!!!!!). A PROTOTYPE hydrogen powered MOTORCYCLE. They do exist And will Be in everyones hands when the time is right.

[@digipharaoh]

ICE engines could always be made to run on Hydrogen. The problem is with Hydrogen generation - electrolysis usually takes more power than what the engine can generate. What's powering this Hydrogen generator?

[@theGraphicAutist]

CAUSTIC PIXIE DUST MIXED WITH UNICORN PISS, BUT THE MIXTURE HAS TO BE PERFECT, THATS WHY ONLY THIS GUY HAS GOTTEN IT TO WORK...

[@poseidaoon]

Electrolysis of ammonia in waste water consumes just 1.55 kWh of electrical energy to produce 1 kg of hydrogen. When used as part of a fuel cell, 1 kg of hydrogen can produce 33 kWh of electrical energy. So yes it's possible

[@NeoJSsk]

was created long ago... but if they realized it.. then u magically disappear or suffer an accident ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@wraymogg]

It is fun as a proof of concept, but that's all. First of all, is not JUST WATER. It is also electrolyte and a lot of electrical energy. Here, the hydrogen from water, is just a carrier for the electrical energy, an intermediary. It will deplete the battery FAST and then you will just need to recharge the battery. Also the engine running hydrogen will last just a couple thousands of km, then it will break, because hydrogen will not lubricate and will not transport heat like the gasoline. This is just a DIY fun project...

[@pursuitofhappiness..]

And how about lpg and cng ? These also gases with no lube

[@wraymogg]

@@pursuitofhappiness.. I don't know what you imagine but those gases are in liquid form, so they act very like gasoline. Not to mention that the installation to modify the engine includes new injectors, pump etc, and they still mention that the life of the engine is reduced.

[@6ILENT6AMIN6]

Bob lazar did it

[@RogerMiller-td5yc]

Liqid for storage and transport, vapor form used in the engine, your spreading misinformation.

[@wraymogg]

@@RogerMiller-td5yc Not really. First of all you mean gas not vapor. Vapor is still liquid but diffused, and that is the principle of every liquid fuel injector. What you mean is the old LPG systems used a vaporizer, hence the confusion, to transform the liquid LPG into gas before injection. The system worked very similar to the gasoline one because the liquid was pumped by a pump and filtered by a filter, then it reached the vaporizer and injected as gas. However, it had all the problems I stated before, therefore the new systems inject the LPG as a liquid, exactly like gasoline. Just Google "LPG liquid injection kit" or "direct injection kit". You will be excited to learn that nowadays LPG is injected as a liquid. Cheers!

[@liorcnc1456]

Anyone that did this before found himself accidentally dead...

[@danz177]

"It rund on water." Produced over thirty years ago, Stanley Meyer was poisoned for make cars run on water. What a world it would be if we all weren't sheep.

[@kysco]

😅 if only you knew about chemistry and its limitations..

[@TecHr3ap3rRooms]

Mate! Start a fuel-to-Hydrogen/Water feed conversion company. You'll do better then Tesla. Great work buddy!

[@josephd.4890]

So you've invented something that violates the laws of energy conservation? Because to get more energy out of hydrogen and oxygen converted to water then it takes two separate the water into hydrogen oxygen is impossible

[@drippin9781]

Hidden gas tank, IMO.

[@robbrightwell4605]

And aeroplanes would never fly, and bumble bees still cant

[@josephd.4890]

Shortsighted and ignorant statement

[@mrsfmilitary9356]

Did u not comprehend the hh+ compound the guy even mentions this in a vid about the compound

[@mrsfmilitary9356]

@@drippin9781 there's no hidden gas tank he removed it

[@joshm3484]

"This means that the motorcycle battery will never run out because as long as the motorcycle is running, the battery will continue to charge automatically, and we will have fuel as long as we have water in the electrolysis equipment tank." This IS impossible. Your batteries cannot output more energy than the engine puts into them (unless recharged externally). An engine cannot get more energy from hydrogen than it uses to produce hydrogen. You did not invent a perpetual motion machine. Under perfect hypothetical conditions, a gasoline engine with an infinite supply of gasoline would run infinitely. Even with unlimited water, your engine would not. It cannot. It is impossible. What you've invented is a complicated an inefficient electric motorcycle, just with more steps and less energy.

[@doctorknow596]

You work for a petrol company for sure. i am kidding

[@michaelransom5841]

OMG!.. I think you might be the first comment I've read that actually understands the second law of thermodynamics!! Our education system officially sucks!.. LMFAO!!!

[@zosletsaddressit3240]

Last person made a engine work off water disappeared yall be safe

[@MichaelForrestChnl]

It takes a lot of electric current to produce a little hydrogen from water, just enough using a car battery to just add some hydrogen to the regular mix, not any where near enough to run a vehicle. I know this from my own experiments.

[@adamanthark5237]

Yeah because this is thermodynamically impossible.

[@JongJande]

The main surprising issue is that the amount of energy required to break up the hydrogen oxygen bond via hydrolysis is for one or other reason lower than the energy released by the recombination of hydrogen and oxygen ... This is not what we have been told by classic thermodynamics that says that the splitting energy and the recombination energy are equal ...... In this presentation no mention is made whether a special tric was necessary to enable such very efficient hydrolysis. It is known that Stanley Meyer used a different proces where he used a modified spark plug where water mixture was introduced in a small plasma chamber in the spark plug with a very specific oscillation frequency so that the hydrogen oxygen bond would break. So the oscillation was the special requirement to achieve the efficient conversion. And then you introduce a hydrogen/oxygen mixture/plasma into the cylinder for the recombination. That is how I understood his invention.

[@grantmorgan4508]

Mazda was able to achieve efficient hydrolysis, 30 years ago for a water engine. They achieved it by passing ultraviolet light through the stored water, which lowered the electrical energy required to split the H= and O- bonds.

[@JongJande]

Interesting .... @@grantmorgan4508

[@maverickrahming531]

Smart guy , he didnt show his face ...

[@sapien2655]

I can assure this is possible because I've done this on a commuter bike. We have a 100 CC Bajaj CT 100 here in india, It runs on a carb, Hence I didn't have to do the ECU configuring part. Used PET soda bottles, Led from pencils, and the 12 V battery... Some tubes and glue to seal everything. It was made out of scrap, But the machine worked for more than 5 minutes ( Not long enough, But still long enough to prove it'll work) . Unfortunately, the flames after power stroke came back to air inlet due to my lack of knowledge and skills and it ended up in a small explosion. But I made sure there is no petrol left in the carb before doing all this..and the fuel tank was disconnected. As you know, Necessity is the mother of all invention, We were really broke....we couldn't go to college as we couldn't fill petrol, That's how me and a friend of mine thought about doing this... Even though it ended up in an explosion at night when everyone was sleeping, We were happy for the 5 minutes that the engin worked. We couldn't continue the experiment as we couldn't bother other room mates and the house owner anymore. But after watching this... I BADLY WANT TO RESTART, I LEARNT A TON FROM THIS, Thank you ❤

[@Rob337_aka_CancelProof]

Understand proof-of-concept doesn't pay very well when it's in the development of something we have no practical real-world use for just saying it's a necessary first step When developing new technologies to solve a real problem but it's definitely a non-starter when just done in the service of marketing an unnecessary product to a bewildered Herd on the verge of stampede who sees their Liberty die a little more everyday which is in my opinion a very contemptuous thing when branding it Liberty engine

[@Larry.Roberton]

Governments got to stop this, due to no gas tax revenue.

[@TooDarnSoulful]

It stinks to high heaven that for so long we have ignored this, we all know why.

[@slartibartfas0428]

Made me ROFL. No, it is NOT running on Hydrogen. "HH+".... lol. There is for sure noooooo hidden gasoline tank built in.... noooooo! The ER6n is fuel injection into air intake bike, so you could easily hide some other regular type fuel injection. First of all if it really would be working on oxyhydrogen gas, what do you think - how long will it go with that little water reservoir inside the hydrogen/oxygen generator? This electrolysis will use up the water inside that generator, as of course the hydrogen and oxygen going to the engine has to come from somewhere. And the 2nd bottle with water is no kind of water tank to refill the electrolysis generator, it is just a simple gas washer, just being good for showing there is gas bubbling through it. Nothing more. So, how do you maintain this electrolysis generator keeping filled up with water while driving? And, next - it takes a mixture of about 4-77% hydrogen for the mixture being able to explode somehow. But you do need no little candle inside your cylinder, you need some really EXPLOSIVE gas mixture! So best would be 66,6...% hydrogen atoms and 33.33...% of oxygen Atoms, best would be absolutely no other gases being inside. No N², no CO², How do you control the mixture to keep inside that range? You don't do control it at all. And if you somehow "magically" would keep inside that range - is your mixture then lean or is it rich on burnable hydrogen, so your engine can handle it? How do you control that and maintain staying within that range for different engine load states? Intake fully open, Intake almost shut down? How do you maintian different amounts of air rushing in from RAM air intake when driving and not only stationary rev your engine? What does the totally different burning temperature of hydrogen compared to gasoline physically do to your engine parts and how many power will it produce, even under best conditions? Of course you will not get the same amount of power from hydrogen than you could expect from regular fuel.

[@jayknight139]

But didnt you see all the water stickers ? that means this set up works. lmao

[@raulcaalim3833]

That was already invented here in the Philippines thru an automobile but the Philippines government did not support the inventor

[@garybenade]

there is no way that hydrogen generator is making enough hydrogen to power that large motor at those revs, it's barely making any bubbles at all. I suspect that convenient black tank if filled with petrol, nice try

[@goofy3908]

my thoughts exactly, even if you buy the part it started assuming there was enough time to build enough hydrogen , no way is a few tiny bubbles of hydrogen gonna keep up

[@robertorestrepo2335]

I've been saying this for EVER!! Motorcycles, lawnmowers, jet skis, mopeds, etc. should all run off just Hydrogen. I would love to see a scaled up version for cars and maybe even replace diesel engines.

[@Small_Playground]

It is highly recommended that you do not eat or drink in the restaurant, avoid balconies and beware of blind vans. Be safe bro😂

[@sabertoothanimations2912]

So excluding the bike, How much would it cost to get this working on one bike besides water refuelling and mixing, how long do you think that system would last before needing to rebuild the electrolysis parts?

[@BasedJai65]

I pray for all of your safety. Rumor has it, the first guy who did this to his car disappeared, hasn't been seen since. Although, I must also point how low absolutely amazing this is. Not only for us, but for the environment. With this power, you could change the world, if the world is ready to be changed that is. That always seems to be the catalyst for the world to change. These days every one is so stuck up about who they are and not having to change, it breaks my heart honestly. Thank you for what you have done, truly fascinating.

[@robertpopradi5020]

Napelemekkel termelt hidrogénnal még gazdaságos is lehet .. Elvileg ..

[@mastershiva2024]

I never said it imposible yet, on 2006, I actualy given a project in school when i was in class 8. Where i was given a demonstration on H2O based working engine. a car need Hydrogen Engine ( for car running ) + 2 basic dynamo ( for electric charger ) + battery + water tank. I thought some day it will be possible to have hydrogen based proper engine. I got insulted at that time, at home i asked to join automobile engineering. but they sent me computer technical dept. Now you guys making this I'M HAPPY to see this happen.

[@budzz90]

I would love to believe that! But I don't know.. Just the way he "reprogrammed" the ECU.. Anybody familiar with fuel injection know that it's more complex than what he did. You need to tune the engine while running, under load and various conditions. You don't just say to the ECU:"You now run on hydrogen" the engine doesn't know that the fuel has been changed from gas to hydrogen. Also, since hydrogen is gaseous and not liquid like gas, How does the injector(s) deal with that?!?

[@JongJande]

Very true arguments. You can not use the injector for that. The ECU normally measures the air flow and possibly also the oxygen sensor in the exhaust and then adjusts the liquid fuel flow with injection time of the injectors. You can not do that here. I would expect that the hydrogen/oxygen mixture is sucked in and mixed with the air in a sort of venturi. I would expect that you control the hydrogen/oxygen with an additional flow resistance to achieve the correct mixture fuel/air ratio. You can not use a standard ECU for that. And you most likely woudl not use a new motorbicycle to make this modifcation but use an old bike with a carburettor. The film shows nothing about that. This makes this story not trustworthy ...

[@nis3232]

bro great work, what about the range, how often the water must be refilled?

[@rameezsheikh7576]

Water is just like ash, it is burnt already, for making it's H2 burn again, you have to put energy from outside, hence, less gain.

[@malcolmabram2957]

Absolutely right, and I am a PhD chemist. Will need to give this video a thorough personal review. If the claims are true it would revolutionise motoring, hey, why not power production. There are a lot of extremely capable scientists in this world.

[@mikeedwards1682]

Thank you for inspiring the next generation of transportation vehicles. The evidence is out for ever!!!

[@DamienJohnston-sv2xh]

This has been around for over 200 year's... the oil companies have been stopping this system from coming a thing for that long by either discrediting the system and bribing or killing the inventors who made them. Look up what happened to Stanley Myers.

[@ItzWolfComp]

Be careful

I fully believe in the combustion of hydrogen obtained by hydrolysis but I do not believe in your system, for it to work as shown in the video, the accelerator should be connected to a hydrogen pressure regulating valve. The higher the flow rate, the higher the engine revolutions. The higher the demand for power, the more hydrogen you need to generate and I don't see that you have a reservoir to store and your hydrogen production is constant

[@marcelogallardo2749]

@scottmack2831You know bikes have regulating systems for fuel right? Do you think your tank is gonna empty the same if you go at 30 km/h or 100km/h?

[@eggwardo6631]

wow pretty amazing stuff dude, I'm no engineer nor science buff but I do have questions, 1) are you going to put a cover over where the fuel take used to be to stop rain getting in 2) are you not worried about the water vapour by product slowly mixing with the oil in the engine or is there enough pressure from the exhorts to expel all the water vapour without it condensing back to liquid?

[@Fluke2SS]

Back in the 1960's a hydrogen car engine that ran on water was, designed, developed, prototyped, and tested. Designs and the prototype were buried by Argonne National Labs. We've had the Technology for the hydrogen water engines for 60+ years now. How do I know? Because my grandfather's cousin is the one who designed and developed it AT Argonne National Labs.

[@boboboy8189]

Toyata build car named Toyota mirai and they release Toyota mirai 2 in 2020. You know what happened? Investors boycotting that car because they demand Electric car.

[@zeroryoko1974]

They said it's impossible because it is. It will always take more power to create the hydrogen then you get out of burning it

[@dariomiric2958]

I think that this concept is legit, but it doesn't break any laws of science. Basically, it's just doing electrolysis on board by using a battery (not sure which type) and burning hydrogen in the internal combustion engine. Since you use water, fuel tank is much smaller. Also, burning hydrogen releases more heat than the amount of electrical energy you get in the fuel cell. However, fuel cells are more efficient, so the range will not be better if you burn it. Crucial question here is what battery should you use to split water. If it's lithium-ion, you didn't get around lithium. Using another, less energy dense battery, will make your vehicle too heavy and take too much space. Hence, this technology isn't the solution.

[@RhythmBoy]

What? Are you stupid?

[@mousse9897]

​@@RhythmBoyExplain then

[@juliocesarestradamartinez3461]

cualquiera que sepa y tenga claras las leyes de termodinámica sabrá que esto es posible por lapsos cortos de tiempo. Es imposible que la bateria resista tanto desgaste. Aun se está experimentando para lograr hacer este tipo de cosas mas eficientes pero por el momento esto solo es un buen inicio.

[@kwachweldon6930]

​@@dariomiric2958 But we refuse to accept that HHO is stoichiometric (and they are not generating separate hydrogen- its H plus O) and the gas has a very high energy density, double gasoline (Hydrogen alone is 120 MJ/kg HHO could be higher); Gasoline has 55 MJ/kg, less than half...Isn't it a core principle that fuels used in ICEs have HIGH ENERGY DENSITIES? that's why a liter of gasoline can move a 10 ton tractor for 100 meters? Its the energy density, but you don't use the same energy to produce one unit of the higher energy density fuel, otherwise, petrol or diesel would be impractical to produce from crude oil! Otherwise, cars wouldn't run if it requires more energy from the car battery (just 12V) via an alternator to create a spark that ignites fuel to run the engine, which in turn charges the battery!

[@KCM25NJL]

Hmmm, impressive engineering no doubt, attention to detail is remarkable..... though it would be nice to understand a couple of things: 1. I assume that your electrical conversion of water to gaseous hydrogen and oxygen is 100% efficient? 2. And in relation to question 1, you must then have a special setting for the alternator that allows it to charge the battery at 100% efficiency? If the answer is "No" to any of those questions, I can only assume that while your engine may be running on Hydrogen / Oxygen, your battery will eventually deplete, thus....erm.... no more go

[@quadkidd]

XD

[@kenormsby6702]

Seriously, some of you actually think this is real?

[@guestrblx7669]

I believe it but could you please explain why you think it's not

[@CharlesVanNoland]

@@guestrblx7669 The amount of energy it takes to separate water into HHO is the same amount of energy you can get back out from burning the resulting HHO - that's if you are even able to do so without any efficiency losses along the way. He's definitely not cruising that bike around on HHO that's generated by that little bike battery.

[@warpedweirdo]

@@guestrblx7669 CharlesVanNoland is correct. Hypothetical experiment: You break water down into hydrogen and oxygen. Then you recombine the hydrogen and oxygen, producing water and heat. Question: Where did the energy released as heat by the reaction of hydrogen with oxygen come from? Answer: You provided it when you cracked the water into hydrogen and oxygen. Question: Did you get more heat out than you put in? Answer: No Simple rule: you can't get more energy out than what you put in. The motorcycle in this video has a source of energy that isn't being shown. Using that energy to break down water into constituent hydrogen and oxygen, then recombining the two within the motor, is highly inefficient. The ICE should be replaced with an electric motor, and the electricity that was going to the electrolysis cell should go to the electric motor instead. More efficient, more powerful, simpler, cheaper.

[@hellcat_meow]

i just want some comedy

[@marktarascio4766]

The guy that did this with cars a while back was killed when he refused to take money to quit .

[@alainbastien]

Stan Meyer !!!

[@PCG2022]

Just "bang" them 2 bottles inside,under the tank but grind the bottom of the tank away so the bottles are hidden. I once seen a guy who had done the same to his old landrover and been running like that for 11 years. GJ. 👍

[@baysand]

This is really the same method of hydrogen vehicles that I saw over a year ago, he calls it "nikuba". His hydrogen equipment was also placed on the back of the motorcycle and demonstrated his hydrogen motorcycle to the public. His name is Aryanto Misel.

[@baysand]

@@ekhasetiawan272 Of course he was rejected by his government there. Do you think they will let him develop it in his country? it will destroy the corrupt system of oil companies and governments cooperating there. His invention of the hydrogen vehicle has been called absurd by his government (BRIN). BRIN is the national research agency in the country where he lives. I have seen that news before. So now he is flying around Europe, receiving invitations from large companies, Lamborghini, Ducati & Ferrari who are more interested in his invention. People like him would not be welcome in a corrupt country.

[@TyDeJesus72]

I love it when I show people I run off of water. There expression is priceless.

[@Rob337_aka_CancelProof]

And the wonderful part of it is that electrolysis works infinitely better with salt water than it does with freshwater and we've got a pretty good amount of that to go around

[@recyclebills]

Saltwater produces chloride emissions that are worse than what we already have.

[@deanwells2859]

I really like what you have done. I have several recommendations for you. You should have a security team around you at all times because the Cabal will hate you for what you have done. Secondly, I hope you have documented what you have done so it can be saved for the future and used by anyone seeking to get free from petroleum. I hope your approach to this catches fire so that many applications can be made for many other fuel burning applications. Stay safe!!

[@thelibertyengineproject7966]

Thank you!!

[@Skywatchers]

The last guy that did this died of a heart attack. His last words were “They did this to me”. He had just taken a sip of cranberry juice.

[@NBCNothingButCrap]

"they poisoned me,,, "

[@sukmeeballz8327]

Tesla ?

[@billthomas8994]

@@sukmeeballz8327Stanley Meyers

[@Skywatchers]

@@sukmeeballz8327 probably him also. No, it was some other guy. I heard the story years ago.

[@KevinOrtiz-dl8wc]

Broo hidrogen cars use hydrogen FUEL CELLS, meaning compressed gass on a tank as fuel delivery. He doesn't even separate the hydrogen and oxigen from the electrolysis reaccion so technically it runs on oxigen and hydrogen. And am i supposed to believe that that small airflow is enough to full throttle a +600cc bike?!?! Also when he turned the switch in the garage i could swear that i heard the fuel pump 😂

[@TheNCcope]

There's no gas tank hooked to the bike, and you can watch him reflash the bike

[@drippin9781]

Definitely heard a fuel pump😂

[@TheNCcope]

@drippin9781 maybe because it's injecting the hydrogen gas? He didn't modify the bike at all, just removed the fuel tank and plugged the hydrogen line up to where the gas tank would hook up to

[@SagaSynthetics]

I think this is a better future than EV's. EV's has their place. But true engine sound is what makes us live for them. The roar down the mountains will forever be greater than the insane acceleration of EV's.

[@killervirus57]

Better hope the oil companies don't silence you

[@kodicasada7034]

Sorry to hear about your accident next week so tragic

[@EbenEliasjr]

This would work better with 12 plate dry cell (a Anton cell with nanometer verticle scoring), a cavitation pump to corculate the water through the cell under pressure, but only .5A current and 5,000 or more volts pulsed across the plates at 44khz. Then use distilled water, no salts, nothing else. The resulting gas will contain three components and be able to run the bike easily, it also burns at a mere 180 degrees but can melt metals like titanium, sublimate tungsten but not burn your hand. Several people have made self sustaining generstor systems using the same technique, its not commercializeable , unless you want to end up dead or tricked into selling your system then having the producer "vanish" like they did to Denny Klein. Good luck.

[@kelana112a]

Remember the 1996 movie titled 'chain reaction' starring: Keanu Reeves, Morgan Freeman? So if this project is true and works well, you better keep silent..or Some countries/big companies/politicians will be piss off.... Watch your back and renew your life insurance... Cmiiw.. 🙏👍 note: I myself support green and renewable energy in more 'logical' ways such as: using bicycle, walking, less electricity,

[@recoilrob324]

Run gaseous hydrogen and oxygen through a normal fuel injector that uses liquid gasoline? Right. Now about that bridge you have for sale in the desert.....

[@scarvello]

And this is how people end up getting deleted. Big industries want our money and do not want us to be self efficient.

[@ghoulbuster1]

How to tell it's real: Step one: Did the inventor mysteriously dies? if yes, it's real.

[@deekreece-lh9pj]

Pish it would idle only

[@ghoulbuster1]

@@deekreece-lh9pj says the shill

[@scytaleghola5969]

It takes energy to split water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. It takes more energy to split than can be be generated for propulsion. Therfore, the motorcycle does not run on water. It runs on whatever energy source that is splitting water molecules... assuming there is even a bit of truth to the claim the combustion of hydrogen is involved in propulsion. There is no free lunch. Some laws cannot be broken.

[@fredcunningham8049]

Most laws are very elementary.

[@patrickbrogan3323]

who wrote the laws? if man did, then they are fallible, imprecise, and if not subject to change, in a world were nothing is at rest, they will fail! wake up and join in the fun, break some rules, it feels good!

[@ElonTusk2024]

You can use mercury to make engines also. It’s only dangerous in a gas combined with other chemicals

[@tigeraster]

I've watched many HHO videos from the 2000's and this one I liked. Reading some of the comments below, I did realize that there should have been a pressure relief valve and also a Non Return Valve for back fire prevention. Cool part about the video that I did like was the fact that they got a clean motorbike with 20,000 kms or miles ridden on it, covered up an air inlet for the mix ratio and gotta love the ECU programming that we couldn't see for the air fuel mixture setup. Remember watching the 70's or 80's stan myers videos, this was better and in HD quality and step by step. Well done and hope the electrolyzer you used doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

[@martymcmannis6581]

The mesh screen will keep any backfire from exploding

[@mangagod]

Goodbye it was nice seeing you

[@2ndchanceinlife]

Fuel companies would hire hitmen to erase those who invents water fueled motor vehicles. They have already done so in the past.

[@Mr_Scav]

That's why his face is never shown in this video ;)

[@altraplexbyp.d.marketing3256]

Forget all the negative comments and questions. Congratulations to you on your success. Now keep going and keep improving as the new challenges come on the way 😁

[@driverjamescopeland]

There is no success here. I can promise you, that bike is not carrying a human being at highway speed, on what little gas is being produced by that tiny little electrolysis rig. Not happenin'... PERIOD. Anyone who claims otherwise is a liar, a fool, or both.

[@electronicsNmore]

Worst videos of all, those with no talking and just pointing. As a person who has made HHO units in the past, I have serious doubts that your small 12V battery and charging system has the ability to produce a high enough volume of gas to run that bike at anything above idle.

[@BullTimes]

The rate of HHO generation is same whether you are accelarating or not, as seen in the video, how does those few bubbles of HHO feed such a powerful engine at hight RPM and high load? Also, how did the fuel indicator started showing full tank suddenly in the video?

[@comebackfailed6350]

I can't answer your first question, but about the fuel indicator, he reprogrammed the cpu to trick it that it's always on full tank

[@BullTimes]

@@comebackfailed6350 What was the use of the trick? I have seen people who think when fuel is full the engine runs faster which is like claiming the earth is flat.

[@comebackfailed6350]

@@BullTimes probably the bike won't start if the fuel gauge sensor is empty, so he had to alter the code to prevent that from happening.

[@TomFlaTTop_BMW]

How many said this was impossible, for cars & motorcycles to run on water/hydrogen, when these videos first surfaced, can now observe....not only is it possible, anyone can do it with some basic tools and know-how. You don't have to break the rules of thermodynamics, just the rules that say it can't be done. BRAVO, GENTLEMEN. A most worthy achievement.

[@compwiz101]

If water had more energy than we put into electrolysis to make HHO, this would work. As it is... it only works if you generate gas ahead of time with another power source first.

[@paul-wq2rd]

​@@compwiz101 Some builds have poor efficiency, like the early models.

[@thedubwhisperer2157]

Truly believable satire, Tom.

[@quintonwhite1862]

If this guy "disappears", you know why. But this is awesome 👍

[@KyrstOak]

This reminds me of a news article many years ago of a guy who made an engine that ran on water. The guy was forced to sell the patents (or whatever they're called) to the big oil companies and when they got them they just destroyed them. I can't remember any of the details besides that, but I think it was in Australia this happened, though I could be wrong.

[@sentoryuga2929]

Yeaa i hear that story of that guy also

[@papegorguydiouf8372]

Very happy for you guys put this kit on the market for all of us to protect your invention and life and all of us to use it and safe the planet and our pocket. This is an invention who can help humanity and kill the spirit of WAR .thank you for this may the almighty protect you from evil.

[@nixable_gaming]

I've gotten into HHO myself, but I'm not quite sure what's going on here. An HHO "generator" (reactor) takes water and decomposes it into hydroxy, or HHO, through the use of electricity in a process called electrolysis. Burning that fuel converts it back to water, but Im failing to see where the electricity is coming from, and how this is "water-powered." Explaination vid?

[@stringzdietche]

Electric cables were connected to the battery, as shown in the video, which is then supplied current from the bike's alternator. Yes, motorcycles have alternators too, just like cars. They also stated in the video the electrolysis device only draws 5 amps, which is a very tiny amount to leech from the bike.

[@reddemonk1]

Motorcycle on wather was done more than 30 years ago in Germany by one man, In Romania there are some guys that have cars running on wather,

[@PanchitoLopez-su2zn]

So?

[@CMDrive]

So you succeed in converting an existing bike (not built from scratch) and a pretty hungry 600cc engine at that. Damn. I have an old 125cc scooter with big ass compartment that can easily fit twice the size of all additional components that you use (yes, including those 2 water tube at the back). Now I'm dying to try this on my bike.

[@northwind7606]

Similar kit was available in India around 10 years back. I Installed it in Honda unicorn and got double the mileage

[@JohnFekoloid]

Seriously? Can you send link for the kit? I've been hearing that this is possible. But other people keep saying it's impossible. Who to believe now?

[@peterburton3095]

@@JohnFekoloid I never ever trust the govt or any mainstream source. Constant lies from them.

[@Shishou_Shi]

It runs on hydrogen oxygen mixture... Not water. Which is obtained by electrolysis which runs on electricity. -> It runs on electricity.

[@famaplay]

A normal bike runs on money mixture, which is obtained buying fuel on a fuel station >it runs on money

[@iktiarngadiman4679]

if its run with electricity its need big ass baterry to store that energy, how the hell the bike can run ? water enter combustion chamber?

[@genxlibertarian9656]

​@@famaplaynormal money is generated by working, which is fueled by coffee and pizza. This bike runs on coffee and pizza.

[@Kurott0]

@@iktiarngadiman4679 it uses the bike's battery for electrolyse. So the question is for how long can it run for with this battery ? And I do not think that breaking or decelerate will be enough to charge the battery

[@spuitelf89]

​@@Kurott0bikes have alternators like any other engine?

[@heartofthunder1440]

The bike doesn’t run on water, it runs on hydrogen, which is being made by water. But this route of production of hydrogen doesn’t solve the issue of not having enough pressure or not being able to control the pressure, when the throttle is applied.

[@chrismaund2134]

Whoever invented this, I hope they don't feel suicidal ,like all the others .🙏

[@WTU208]

Remember what they did to Stanley Meyer? Be careful.

[@Nikola-vs6fd]

Relax this doesn't work

[@blakeyoung2174]

shows me just how untogether we all are as a people,all herded by fear to tow the line.

[@tuey_n]

The government has entered the chat

[@mustafaduhanadguzel1811]

Great work but I have a quesiton: Why did you covered up one of air inlets?

[@richardcruz7839]

15 yrs ago an envintor create a water source power for running a Car, All I remember is it base on Hydrogen Base Technology which water is broken down into Hydrogen and Oxygen. After 5 years he was silent..

[@thelibertyengineproject7966]

That's right friend. Let's share this video so everyone knows the truth

[@F5Tornado44]

He was killed. Assassinated. Probably by big oil.

[@deanhorn1353]

Well its been a month and its still here, ill probably download this video to keep it alive

[@Michaelmas68]

Absolutely fabulous 👌💪

[@Knapweed]

The hydrogen generator doesn’t produce enough hydrogen to even keep the hydrolysis going so it can’t power anything.

[@SYNCE777]

this is water that is transformed into hidrogen so that it functions, this discovery is the first time in Indonesia to be exact

[@RickyVall3y]

We must protect this man at all cost 🙏🏽

[@jayknight139]

Im shocked to see how many people are fooled by this video. There is zero scientific discipline going on here. No measurements to show how much gas the system is producing or anything he just points to the exhaust and claims it doesn't pollute now then proceeds to cover it in stickers lol. No one thinks this is suspicious? Also a system of this size would barely produce enough hydrogen to power a remote control car. And what exactly is powering the electrolysis system? If a battery is powering system then what is keeping the battery charged because it cant be the engine unless the system is creating more energy then you put into it.

[@Illumina2004-cod]

@@stp4tiger That is exactly what I told

[@jeffsmart485]

This does not work, you cannot get enough output from the apparatus exhibited, l have lots of experience in this field, to me this blog is just a joke. Jeffrey Smart.

[@mikeyanniello6565]

He runs a low rpm at slow speed ,,,,He just showed you it can work and does work ,,,He never said anything about the range between refill ,,We know already we can run small hp engines like this so He is not scamming anyone here ,,,The only thing holding this back is the storage of volume safely ,That crosses over to military tech (things that go boom ) ,This is why we do not have it now ,,,Ask TOYOTA they have an engine ready to go ,This tech is old and will not harm people at this level

[@marcinbialkowskipl]

Brum brum 😂

[@marcinbialkowskipl]

Ha ha +

[@zer0divid3]

maybe you need to change your last name. ive built the generator conversion...

[@jeffsmart485]

@@zer0divid3 l promise you cannot make this work, for a start how is the generator injecting the HHO into the engine, certainly not through the injectors. If this person could make this work he would have solved the energy problems we have in this world and he would be a Billionaire, Sincerely. Jeffrey Smart.

[@Maimai-d7b]

Very impressive 👏👏👏

[@oscarbrown5564]

Some years ago a man invented a water fueled car in India..... Never heard about him again...

[@staffa007]

because physics...

[@kaisersozia]

Be careful. Make sure you patent and don't end up dead. Lots of big companies don't want this type of thing exposed. Unless of course it is faked.

[@6rak369]

actually a patent already exists for that design and you are correct the man who patented it was publicly assassinated very recently after producing a patent. point is they made it so no company could legally take ownership and sell this arrangement without giving a dead man a cut as they do not own the patent due to the owners passing away with patent ownership and lack of interest from money hungry car and oil companies with contracts, weather those are physical or verbal. it is very very sad but the good news is certain companies with an abundance of money are producing some leisure vehicles with such technologies for what i would call "just for fun\ or just cuz " creations from their perspective

[@savasruzgar]

I don't think that global capital owners would want this technology to spread, if there was such a thing, they would have exported it to the whole world by now.

[@Swordbuddy1212]

Hope this replaces electric