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The Water Engine
Did the late Stanley Meyer figure out a way to run an internal combustion engine on pure water? And was he murdered because of the the threat his invention posed to Big Oil? Richard speaks with a researcher with a PhD in Electrical Engineering and two self-taught backyard-tinkerers who have developed less ambitious devices for their vehicles believe the legends surrounding Meyer and his invention are true.
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[@lisatsuda]

This is an example of why granny told me to not let people know how smart I was. She called it, holding aces.

[@capasi5380]

Instead of keeping it a secret to get patent, he should have released all the details to the public so people can be sure that it really happened

[@betkay1018]

That is not how you handle patents or prove anything except stupidity !!

[@capasi5380]

@@betkay1018 I'm not talking about getting a patent dumbass. I'm saying that he should have released all the papers on how it works and how it's made to prove it really worked. You thinking that would be stupidity shows how your brain works. Him keeping it all to himself thinking it will go well, what did it lead to?

[@betkay1018]

@dave4511 Stanley did the right thing in ommiting certain crucial info. I did the same with one of mine - patents are not what they seem !!

[@anthonymilano691]

You just let it happen and if everybody knows about it to do it it becomes worth it’s weight in gold for everyone what are they gonna do kill everybody

[@MrPancakelizard]

@@betkay1018 by putting the complete designs out in the public domain and not omitting the 'secret sauce' (which conveniently makes his claims unfalsifiable, a hallmark charlatan tactic), sequestering or erasing this technology would be impossible with scientists and engineers the world over making their own. Moreover, he would have far less reason to fear for his life as killing him would achieve nothing at that stage.

[@DihelsonMendonca]

In Brazil, in the 70s, a man also built a car moved by water. Nobody knew what happened to him, but he simply vanished.

[@flowrepins6663]

Name? It sux. I think i know who did him.

[@hammyzgod]

I live in the UK and one of my father's best friends invented a magnetised barring that went on the fuel injection system that reduced fuel consumption by over 80% which he sold the patten for 70 million with a deal of 5% profit from all future sales but the oil company scrapped the bearing and told him he could never make or sell another ever again. These companies are ruthless and won't let any progress come between their profit margins!!!

[@poplaurentiu4148]

If these inventions like Stanley Meyer -buggy & the other such altered vehicles that can prove it works, after demonstrations and certifications (hell might even given certain credits, merits, distinctions maybe even prices), then all should be exposed in full display at any saloon, expo show-room or invention museums to be taken as example for perfecting future propulsion systems in next gen vehicles, but instead this ended so abrupt & tragic that it baffles everyone..

[@christopherallen9580]

did he keep the 70 mill?

[@hammyzgod]

He did indeed and has done very well for himself but this was back in the late 90's and because of the non disclosure documents this product has never seen the light of day, its as disgrace and a travesty as I now only a handful of people have this item one of them being my father on a old fuel guzzling bike from the 80's

[@oriraykai3610]

It's not about profit margins. It's about always having control over the energy source, so they can not only charge for it, but also keep everyone as a financial slave.

[@hammyzgod]

@Ori Ray Kai 100% it's all about the monopoly of the oil industry and keeping the poor man poor.

[@larry3034]

I met an elderly man at a Shoneys restaurant in Florida, we began a pleasant conversation. He began telling me that his new Crown Vic Ford car got 98 miles per gallon. I wanted to believe him but it sounded fantastic. He said, that the dealership had demanded that he return the car but since he paid cash for it he refused. Then he got a visit from Ford's corporate division, they said the car had been mistakenly sold and that he had to return it to Ford. He refused, they threatened him with legal action and he told them to bring it on. This was an educated man who knew his rights with a lot of money. He said strangers tried to steal the car although he kept it locked in his home garage. Then he got serious by installing a major anti theft device on the car. He was an interesting guy with a great story but still I was doubtful. I told him I would sure like to see the car, he said, sure we walked outside and right in front of the windows sat a Crown Vic White in color, nothing outstanding but when he raised the hood I was stunned. It didn't look like any engine I had ever seen before, it had hoses and pipes running everywhere and the engine was unrecognizable to me. Then and there I knew this man was telling the truth, there was no faking this system it would cost tons to machine this. I was in awe, we shook hands when we parted. I often think about this gentleman and his car. These car manufacturers are in bed with the oil people, a 98MPG car in the 1990's. Cars should get great mileage if they wanted this is proof.

[@hugespinner4890]

when i was in Canada in the 80's i was talking to this guy and asked what he did for work? he said nothing I'm retired. he was young, not sure exactly but pretty much the same deal. he got paid a truckload of money for his tech

[@johnbasiglone1219]

There are bullshitters and suckers, I guess we have both in your story.

[@larry3034]

@@johnbasiglone1219 Really? This is a true story told to me by a stranger. From what I saw under the hood it had to be real. BELIEVE IT OR NOT.

[@betkay1018]

@johnbasiglone1219 Guess you then must be part of that cult ... seeing you as ignorant, jealous and avaricious are part of the problem & maybe distantly related to the "R" family !!

[@larry3034]

@@betkay1018 No dark meat need reply!

[@DonGH97]

He would’ve taken down the oil industry. That basically meant he was a threat to the matrix

[@datboywade4804]

Yeap 💯💯💯

[@JohnnySins69XO]

God you are all retarded

[@SamArt6607]

Yes

[@jaymatthews9324]

It would've been the death blow. The Rockefellers made damn sure to make sure petrochemicals, and the byproducts of petrochemical refinement would be the only acceptable chemicals in use. Prohibition was a response to Henry Ford's vision that automobiles would run on locally sourced, renewable ethanol. The untold story of prohibition is that the earliest automobiles ran on alcohol, and people were making their own, driving the price of petro byproducts like gasoline down. There are better alternatives to plastics (industrial hemp-based polymers), the allopathic-pharmaceutical model of medicine, agricultural chemicals, etc.. Rockefeller captured congress, and the managerial class of beurocrats in the U.S., and established an incentive and regulatory structure that would guarantee that oil would be our only source of energy.

[@KM-zd6dq]

Yall actually believe that sht?? If he can take down oil industry, the US government will do everything to make that come true

[@jasonsierchio1167]

When I was a kid I worked at an auto parts store and there was a guy who would come in every day , buying random parts... one day my boss started talking to him asking him if he wanted to open an account for his shop, because we figured all the parts were for different cars that he was working on... he said he didn't have a shop that he was working on a project.... slowly over the course of months the guy started opening up about his project and he was building a car that didn't run on gas (I don't think it ran on water).... and then he was really excited one day saying he got it to run and wanted to show my boss (they were close at this point, he was coming in for almost 2 years).... and then suddenly he just stopped showing up... we had his number because we had to call him when special order parts would come in and his phone was disconnected. We never saw him or heard of him again. This was in Forked River NJ.

[@IDontKnowTho27]

Thats a shame… i will try to make something lile that and if i ever go missing you will know whats up

[@gloknor]

Because it did not work and he gave up,that is why you never saw him again .

[@donniev8181]

​@@gloknorpoor sap, you talk like one of those people who took the c19 injection.

[@loveisthemostpowerfulforce1397]

Why do you think it did not work and this is the reason for his sudden disappearance?@@gloknor

[@sthomjoseph1058]

​@gloknor nothing like a little pessimism to get the day started, apparently

[@brianpreddy9000]

A man in Blenheim in New Zealand produced a car in the late 60s/early 70s that run on water. He died - some say mysteriously - shortly after. Not proven that he was murdered, but oil companies would not have been happy.

[@nooneisrightallthetime-zv7hs]

You are kiwi? What was his name

[@MesterMugz]

Similar story goes for Peter Witihera from New Zealand he created a battery that would not go flat not long after he vanished . quite good to research

[@mysecrets2660]

😅

[@heinzpg]

Oil companies don't worry about cars which run on water. They have their scientific advisers who tell them that a car can't be run with water. And these guys are dead right, but fancy stories about water cars seem never to end.

[@user-ty8ml4yz6x]

Hahahahahaha

[@mccwho]

I worked at a place with Stanley's son-in-law. I can tell you his invention absolutely worked.

[@LinuxLuddite]

how do you know? any evidence?

[@jamesgeis]

@@LinuxLuddite John Kanzius demonstrated radio frequencies can be used to ignite water. He said that the frequency is 13.56 Mhz. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ape8lJKDh6xlra8

[@larry3034]

I think you are right.

[@GPopeSinghTriniCharters1983]

Please tell the right people I remember seeing naphthalene in his mix. Get this message out.

[@susancurtis1651]

Haven’t any of you seen those very early cars from the late 1800’s and early 1900’s on tv. I remember one shown that ran on water and it showed them pulling up in the car, on a bridge where they dropped a very long hose into the river below obviously to fill it up with river water. The hose was looped and hung on the side of the car just above the running board for ease of transport and use. The car was black in colour and quite long with a long bonnet area.

[@stanleyfranks9891]

I'm sitting here in a house less than 3 miles from Stanley Myers house!! Stanley was on our Local News and our Columbus Dispatch wrote an article all about his car!! He used to bring his Buggy in to schools and church's!! I saw it when I was 16 and it drove on water!! I remember our Science Teacher being in awe of it!!

[@JUBABU4]

What City and State again.

[@stanleyfranks9891]

@@JUBABU4 Grove City, Ohio

[@williams.9165]

Years ago a guy who worked at Livermore Lab in Livermore Ca. told me that him and his fellow engineers came up with a new gasoline engine that of which the prototype did about 200 mpg.. Then a big oil company threatened them and their families into selling the patent!

[@gaudacheese125]

why is everyone spamming fake ass stories for likes? Y'all some sorry clowns lmao

[@serbiaroxbasketball]

I can never understand how associates from big corporations take these things so personally to the point of sending death threats. Like there is no individual person within those corporations that can have that much to lose to the point of wanting to assassinate someone. Yes, corporations will lose billions, the owner of the business will only be able to afford 500 private islands instead of 1000, but is that really worth someone’s life?

[@nft200yearsago8]

@@serbiaroxbasketballapparently

[@iamwell5654]

They threaten people and buy the parents dirt cheap abs shelf it to make sure no one uses it

[@procrastinates]

​@@serbiaroxbasketballA corporation's greed knows no bounds. If silencing one person will stop a corporation from losing out on potential profits, they will do it without any hesitation.

[@colinp1233]

Here in Australia there is a story of a man who invented an electric car and drove it around Sydney to show it off. He ended up in jail, then murdered, the rumor was a guard was paid to do it

[@julesdomes6064]

Electric cars were invented in the 1800's. By 1900 New York City had a feet of about 60 electric taxis. So your story about this Australian is irrelevant.

[@trungson6604]

Elon Musk is still alive...ha ha ha...

[@duediligencedrag]

@@trungson6604 He's a pawn to usher in their plan. Look at people eat his garbage up. Judgement day is coming.

[@spyrosbellos2522]

Electric cars were invented before internal combustion engine cars, but the batteries back then were garbage

[@smith077906]

​@@trungson6604Musk works for the establishment All about control

[@G-BodyForLife]

Aaron Salter, retired police officer and the security guard at the Tops Super Market in Buffalo, NY, was the target in the mass shooting at that super market. He also designed, engineered and successfully created a system for his Ford F-150 to run on water. He was working on perfecting it and getting the patents for it when he was gunned-down. The other victims were "collateral damage" to make it look like a random mass shooting! Nobody can or will convince me otherwise!

[@keithbill310]

god thats scary

[@DUDECOWSYR]

@@keithbill310 G-Body is scary.

[@Dana5775]

Another conspiracy theory. Stupid considering these systems are not a threat because they are BS.

[@duderama6750]

That is a proven tactic for cover up of assassination.

[@Dana5775]

@Exo runner the Titanic sunk as a result of hitting an iceberg. This has been concluded and documented by recent exploration. You're suggesting someone sunk the Titanic to assassinate three critics of the federal reserve. A ship claimed to be unsinkable. There were many survivors and there was no guarantee that these individuals would have perished in the catastrophe. If this is an example of the assassination stopping the powers that hold the Fed in place it only shows your naivety and poor logic in an attempt to backup the previous conspiracy theory.

[@AmericanRustWorker3369]

It’s not a conspiracy theory , it’s reality , just like the security guard in Buffalo NY that was killed not too long ago , he invented a hydrogen powered truck, and was waiting for the patent examiner to come that week

[@marshalastovall4270]

Hhhmmm...so, you believe that was a planned hit then on the security officer?

[@owningkoning]

Mate hydrogen powered trucks are no big secrets lol The very company i work at is developing hydrogen trucks.. Hydrogen is not magical. Its just very dangerous and requires alot of New infrastructure like stations and shit. + hydrogen is not extremely cheap either to produce in quantities needed to fuel a transport industry

[@petertansey]

There are many hydrogen fuel cell vehicles today, unfortunately dispite being the most abundant element on earth it's very expensive because it's tricky to get and it's expensive to produce. I don't know why they would kill the thousandth person to invent a hydrogen powered vehicle

[@petertansey]

And also hydrogen is extremely dangerous there are many ways it could become volatile.

[@person6768]

​@@marshalastovall4270 let me ask you question and you tell me if it makes sense. Let's say you get radicalized by the Internet into becoming a racist. Like you really are so filled with hate towards black people you get a gun and are ready to go on a killing spree like the young man in the buffalo massacre. Now riddle me this Batman why drive 200 miles to commit the act? Why a supermarket? Also what are the chances you just so happen to get a man who was about to change the way our cars run effecting one of the biggest industries in America?

[@Chris-vp2lm]

It's highly likely he was poisoned in my opinion. Several news outlets did stories about his famous car that mysteriously vanished with him after he died.

[@bad74maverick1]

I was a kid when this happened. I was at the Cracker Barrel when he stormed out. It wasn't until I got older that I realized what all the commotion was. I still live in Grove City, my whole life and I dine there frequently, and always think about that incident when I was a kid...

[@larryboyd5882]

During the early years of WW2 in the UK my grandfather worked as an engineer for a company that still exists called Ricardo's and with his team converted a number of British army lorries to run on water and told me it only required a few simply cheap alterations to the existing engine. By 1943 the scheme was quietly shelved when fuel supplies again became widely available. After the war he expected that the project would be revisited but it never was and the paperwork and plans must still exist in Ricardo's archive at Shoreham in West Sussex as they have files there dating back to the 1920's.

[@putheflamesoutyahoo1503]

fire tomorrow?????

[@izifaddag8221]

Typical. There have been fuel cells running on water for a very long time. It keeps getting reinvented. We are also told there is no such thing as perpetual motion too. However I have seen several, always working on magnetics and powerful. Then there is the alien technology angle. The oil industry RUNS the usa and by default the world. They are powerful and in cohoots with the governments. They will crush it every time. No free or cheap energy will be revealed in my lifetime.

[@johnbannister9212]

Accepting that, is there really no one interested in getting this stuff unburied and reviewed?

[@bpetnoi1472]

So no one has ever gone looking for these files. Give me a break. Sound a bit like the old joke about a man snapping his finger over and over until someone asks why are you snapping your finger non stop? The man says "it keeps the tigers away". Other man says "this is central park there are no tigers in this park". Other man says "See how well it works!". If one is not willing to test any statement such as "there must be files still with Ricardo's files" then the world will never know if any of this is true. So if such files still exists then someone needs to go find them. If they can't be found then most likely the whole story is BS.

[@larryboyd5882]

@@bpetnoi1472 my grandfather also worked on the Whittle jet engine and for the Miles aircraft company and specialised in resolving development issues and is referred to in several chapters of the official history of Ricardo's and was not prone to exaggeration or lying having lived through 2 world wars and you are just a cynical bastard who in your life will not achieve one tenth of what he did in his.

[@sammerjay8128]

I pray more people will watch this doc and realize that they are not bound to the limits big oil puts on them. I'm definitely going to look into getting an attachment for my vehicle. Thank you for this doc.

[@DaveTecho]

Dont be so gullible. If such actually works, try looking for some real dynamometer tests done to prove it. They never exist.

[@Willesden_Rab1_TV]

your reply is invisible and also to Sammer Jay just to ask what attachments lpg or you mean there something more underground. thanks

[@proudgrandma138]

Or watch it & kno how we are lied to

[@michaeladams9629]

Big oil is being pushed out by big electric companies.

[@nedrow0]

One in the same bro

[@Blougheed]

Hey! I listen to you on podcasts all the time!

[@Gabe_Herdz]

Really hard for someone to come out and say they came out with the solution. As far as I know, two guys that came out with a very close solution have "disappeared". One of them I was asking him questions and was going to meet him. He all of the sudden, was nervous and lost connection with him. His house was sold and his wife moved to Arizona or Texas for what I know. The other one, I message him and no answer.

[@atillaozturk7075]

I remember in 1997 watching a T.V show in Melbourne Australia about Stanley Meyer and his water powered car. Pentagon officials gave him a visit because of their "interest" in his project for military use but he then claimed that he couldnt get any financial backing. In 1998 he died.

[@philliprobinson7724]

Hi Meyer died? Really? With all this conspiracy stuff hanging about him I think it's more likely the Feds charged him with fraud, sent him to prison, and he changed his name when he got out. It's much easier believing a few people with outrageous non-scientific claims are dishonest, than believing the entire oil industry is. Cheers, P.R.

[@victoryfirst2878]

What was stated above in the paragraph is true. Just like the reply below is an empty shell without any reply. The powers at large these day would do anything to keep someone from stripping there hold of power on our fellow man. This is just like a gasoline engine which an average person can modify to get them 45 to 55 miles roughly on a gallon of gasoline. Yet the automobile manufactures cannot to this day make this really happen in the automotive field. Now the electric cars are taking over. Look at the cost of this nonsense not to even consider the number of mines that have to be opened, the under sustainability of the power grid that cannot deliver that much energy needed. This is just another big lie from the powers from top down, PERIOD. The working man will never get any break, we are just taxed to death and spoon feed lies and BULL DUNG, PERIOD. Just a shame this is a fact. HIstory will prove me CORRECT, just straight facts of history.

[@philliprobinson7724]

@@victoryfirst2878 Gidday mate. Yes they can make it happen, already have. My Nissan March gets 55mpg on the highway, 45 about town. Having increased average fleet gas mileage from 18 mpg to 40 mpg over the past 40 years, I've every confidence they'll make further improvements. Cheers, and happy motoring. P.R.

[@KellAdk76]

He did not die, he was murdered, poison

[@philliprobinson7724]

@@KellAdk76 If he was murdered, of course he died. Was the cause of death established by the coroner? Cheers, P.R.

[@richardschnedorf5711]

During the energy crisis of the early 1970''s, water injection systems for cars were widely advertised and available. These did actually improve vehicle mileage by about 10% and were easy to install. The only problem was that in Winter you needed to keep the water from freezing by adding alcohol to the mixture. I uses one of these systems and it worked fine.

[@jcerullo5015]

the water was used to cool the mixture to prevent detonation

[@johncannon3251]

In the late 70's we home made water injection units on our street racers. It would cool the valves down to keep it ftom spark knocking. Let you advance the timing for more hp

[@anticorporatists9959]

That's one of the problems with the use of water fueled energy sources in vehicles to the point that corporations and only corporations will be the ones who made money off of alcohol mixed water. That's why I'm not as big on it

[@toothrestorer6588]

@@anticorporatists9959 Was not a fuel, it only served to cool the intake charge to prevent detonation which was common at the time with older cars with high compression ratios and also cars with early emission controls systems.

[@dononebullen]

Water meth injection nice

[@MarvinResper]

Thanks for the awesome information nice

[@robertdore9592]

Stanley Meyers story was almost foretold verbatim in the 1951 Ealing Studios film 'The Man in a white suit' a great film and a satire on vested interests from both manufacturers and unions.

[@SamySamy-bt6jf]

Merci pour le film 👍

[@Martin-kt2nc]

We in Holland had a man who made the first quantum computer and he also went missing! A book was written about him

[@jackiehopson8334]

Well, technically he is both missing and not missing....

[@Themozartthug]

@@jackiehopson8334 someone knows the quantum mechanics! Lol

[@arisstefanac4317]

My dad spoke of a man like that ... My dad immigrated here from Holland ... Dad said the man was put in an insane asylum and that Shell was behind it ... Funny that now we are discussing this

[@markhynes1613]

@Martin That also sounds like a leaf from the same book, so to speak. Yes every Country on the planet seems to have it's very own greedy Cartel, a more casual name People use to when mentioning them I believeve is our Government ...btw would you happen to know the name of this book? I'd imagine that would be a good read, being somewhat of an optimist I thank you in advance Mó Chára.

[@kidtnt3824]

what is his name? i cant find any evidence of this

[@serchme54]

We had a man in our town in the 1960's that ran his truck on olive oil and when he went to patent it a representative from Detroit can out and told the guy to stop his work. He said to the Rep what if I decide to go ahead anyway and the Rep resonded with "Accidents happen every day"

[@brunostiglitz7535]

Chilling story 😢

[@HeebieJeeBee]

I had a guy come out and say the same to me… and then I ran over him with my olive oil car.

[@hoganhogan3]

a diesel engine can run on cooking oil.

[@debras3806]

But I'm confused... Olive oil is way more expensive than gas?

[@Blakek.]

Had a buddy in HS with a diesel VW Rabbit. His dad had a contract to "dispose" of used cooking oil with a few local restaurants. They filtered it and ran all their cars on it. I'll never forget the smell when he used the oil from a donut shop.

[@sixtorodriguez1902]

loved every minute, keep it up, the powers that be are just getting ever stronger.

[@btoolman]

This was being worked on in the 70’s by a lot of inventors. They were strongly encouraged to stop. There are other ways to make engines, flight engines that do not require complex hydrocarbons.

[@paulveenings6861]

A mate’s father did this in the 70’s in New Zealand . He mysteriously died and all his paperwork and engine disappeared . My mate and his mum moved soon afterwards .

[@PanamaSticks]

More likely he was killed by someone who invested in the invention, and realized it wouldn't work.

[@paulveenings6861]

@@PanamaSticks he had no backers , just him in his back shed , so no .

[@MyMakersMarker]

Yes I have a story like this too buddy read my comment we are all being lied to everything is a lie

[@paulveenings6861]

@@MyMakersMarker I read your comment and couldn’t agree more 🙏

[@DaveTecho]

@@paulveenings6861 Such defies the laws of physics. It cannot ever work.

[@ashleymey3144]

When I was an apprentice mechanic in South Africa , mid 60s, there was a couple who used the garages dyno to test engines run on water. I never heard any more about it.

[@stestar09]

They all drowned from the emissions 😂

[@brendanoneil3489]

almost...old engine dynos actually used an adjustable water sluice to create a load. No engines running on water, this is all BS some mix it in a small amount.

[@ElectrostatiCrow]

The fact that stories like this even come from outside the USA terrifies me. We shouldn't be afraid of the vested interests of a foreign country.

[@Tomken8d2]

Yes of COURSE he was. You can NEVER patent such a thing. GIVE IT to the world.

[@KennethCannady]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaXEfWStp5Vqick He explains how it works himself.

[@DeputyNordburg]

Stanley Myers Patents the government does not want you to know about: U.S. Patent 5,149,407: Process and apparatus for the production of fuel gas and the enhanced release of thermal energy from such gas U.S. Patent 4,936,961: Method for the production of a fuel gas U.S. Patent 4,826,581: Controlled process for the production of thermal energy from gases and apparatus useful therefore; U.S. Patent 4,798,661: Gas generator voltage control circuit; U.S. Patent 4,613,779: Electrical pulse generator; U.S. Patent 4,613,304: Gas electrical hydrogen generator; U.S. Patent 4,465,455: Start-up/shut-down for a hydrogen gas burner; U.S. Patent 4,421,474: Hydrogen gas burner; U.S. Patent 4,389,981: Hydrogen gas injector system for internal combustion engine

[@Abwmusicdk]

Why don't we get free gasoline then? "Give it to the world" - same with hospitals and doctors! 😂

[@Tomken8d2]

Gasoline ain't free, neither are we.@@Abwmusicdk

[@_zarthix_]

Only way this will ever be allowed if 80% of the country is down there necks "war" they are killing citizens in there own country to keep their empire of oil.

[@chainsmancooper]

Yes, this works, I've done it my self, say what you want I really don't care, the part missing in stans blue prints is he used low voltage, miliamps and frequencies on a timed pulse through his elements while the water is being circulated, I was told not to speak of this and stop my research or else, like I said believe it or not I don't care, but this does work and works extremely well.

[@paularcaria]

I believe rapid pulsing and frequency has everything to do with efficiency.

[@Axo_Editzz]

Im trying to make one can you help me with it?

[@RobertGibbs-iq4wp]

Ok sounds like the scientist knows how so why has it not been made available and don't say they have been killed not in the day of the internet

[@dmdubb3129]

Get me hip lmao I’m tryna save money

[@bonniechase5599]

When someone gets murdered for their efforts, it's an indication that they were really on to something.

[@sgtmatrix]

Or maybe on to nothing. I know about many people and companies that promised the water engine, showing it on paper, collected founds and produced nothing. :\

[@cornelius6304]

@@sgtmatrix no shit your not allowed to go against what we’ve been told. The evil rich hide so much from humanity

[@anonymousprofessor8866]

@@sgtmatrix Those were scam artists who are likely still alive enjoying other people money.

[@Dana5775]

Perhaps, but in this case he was not on to anything and his cause of death has no evidence of foul play.

[@RWZiggy]

No, someone was angry at him for his lies. Water engines are nonsense, you can't get back more energy from burning hydrogen than it takes to split water. End of argument, end of discussion.

[@Clyde-o]

Everything is IMPOSSIBLE until someone makes it possible. Dont let anyone put u off

[@ianandbronniestewart8875]

My neighbour growing up in New Zealand ran his lawnmower, old (pre-computer) car and modern car (using a spoof for the exhaust gas monitoring sensor) for many years on a hydrogen/petrol combo using a simple electrolysis process which was easy to build and worked great. He would add a few hydrogen peroxide crystals to each litre of water to enhance the output, and was happy to assist others with making these systems. He regularly got anonymous threatening phone calls in the middle of the night, but died of natural causes at the age of 95. The process worked extremely well and gave him amazing mileage.

[@katkit4281]

So people in New Zealand can be just as gullible and uneducated as Americans lol.

[@darrellepickering8433]

Years ago I met a guy who has bought an Eldorado Cadillac. He took it in for an oil change, etc. He waited for the car & presently the mechanic told him to come into the shop. The mechanic showed him hydraulic lines running from the rear of the trans to all 4 wheels which had drive motors that are used today on farm equipment. He saw I was skeptical so he showed me pictures. He lived in the Evansville, IN area.

[@dertomm1]

And what is this supposed to tell us?

[@darrellepickering8433]

@dertomm1 This car was from the '70s. That technology is available now in farm equipment. Just shows GM, maybe others, we're experimenting with it back then. This was '80/'81 when I had talked with him & had he not shown me photos I wouldn't have believed him.

[@gforceforever]

There is no question that engineers who discover processes which will ruin big corporations disappear intentionally. Once they file for a patent, it is public record. That information is quickly discovered by employees of the big automotive industry players. The rest is undisclosed history. RIP to all those incredible minds that were snuffed out because of greed and power.

[@cliffterrell4876]

This guy was not the first person to run a motor on water. Two brothers in southeastern Arizona, one being a molecular chemistry graduate, took a 327 Chevrolet engine built to run on natural gas for a well engine and developed a way to product hydrogen, via water, to run the engine in 1966. Him and his brother farmed a second generation farm and use the engine on a irrigation well for two years. Then one day in the late spring, neither brother showed up at the local coffee shop, as they both had done around the same time for many years. Their neighboring farmer, went by their residences to find their trucks in their yards but they never answered the door. He also noticed the center pivot sprinkler was not running when it was running when he left to the cafe that morning. He saw a winch truck at the well site, drove there and was met by two armed men from standard oil, who's identities didn't exist, were confiscating the motor. He went home and called the sheriff's department and a deputy arrived two hours later at the oldest brothers residence. He met the deputy and gave him the license plate number from the winch truck but was later told that it wasn't a valid plate number. Neither brothers nor the motor have been seen since. Many people still believe standard oil stole the motor to keep anyone from ever using it and made the brothers disappear.

[@cemasti4524]

BS

[@daintree98]

Why didn't they build another 'water' engine? Because it's all fake.

[@woopimagpie]

I love how the details in this story are so conveniently vague. Load of hogwash.

[@robguyatt9602]

What you conspiritards don't bother to research is that the energy required to separate Hydrogen from Oxygen is greater than the energy created when recombining during combustion. In short, a water-powered car needs a supplemental power source to split water into the two gasses. It simply can not rely on water alone. But of course, conspiritards don't do science, do they.!!

[@mikeonthebayou]

Sure Jan.

[@MrVeryCranky]

in the early 1970's there was a program on Australian ABC television called the inventors. A man presented an Australian ford or holden utility which contained a huge amount of apparatus in the rear section. This car was exclusively powered by water which He demonstrated. within a month of airing the episode, both he and the car myteriously disapeared and were never located. it was believed the oil conglomerates were responsible but no traces were ever found.

[@darklight2.1]

The process of electrolysis is over two hundred years old. Why would anyone "mysteriously disappear" in relation to a two hundred old process? Sounds like another "free energy" scam-these have also been around for a few hundred years.

[@dertomm1]

It was believed…are you guys really that gullible?

[@WilliamRNicholsonLST-1195]

I have been repairing & building engines since 1st engine I rebuilt with my friend Jeff when we were about 15 or 16 in mid 1960's. In 1980's I was graduated as top diesel tech student in nations best diesel school & later hired as the only known Journeyman at Greyhound Bus Lines to be Journey level without ever being an apprentice anywhere straight outta tech school . Later I went into cleaning up Smog in Southern California . I had training by the man they considered top dog in propane powered race engines . I went through the 1st class of alternate fueled specialists training in Palm Desert College & as we only had about 20 total in the class of 1st Alt Fuels Specialists ( F1 certs for California Smog Program ) we blazed new ventures in cleaning air by converting a few engines to have No Need for a Catalytic Converter to clean the exhaust . I now get to the point Finally ! We all said " Thank God ! " when one of our friends had just received Final Approval , to add his system . He had gone through all Army Testing & he added his system in the testing regimen to both Tanks & Heavy Trucks . Upon our sigh of relief & then soon Beaming smiles of Joy , we thought we'd be appreciated & use our skills to clean the air & REDUCE ordinary peoples Fuel Bills ! JOY Was Shortlived ! Our friend was driving in Texas & had a rifle bullet enter his head. Yes ; Us Conspiracy Theorists , concluded that anyone trying to stop excess fuel consumption by alternative tech ; would soon have a Magnetic Personality Attracting Rifle Bullets to Our Heads ! Most of us ; being family men & enjoying Wives , Children & Barbeques ( in Texas Too ) have not had the joy of bringing our lifes work to the full fruition of what we had dreamed of ! Everytime you hear " Conspiracy Theory " think of the cost men like Tesla & others have paid ! Pray for everyone that dares to be targeted as a " Conspiracy Theory Lunatic " ............. Fervently Pray Always & Evil Will Keep Retreating As We Move Forward ................ Nick , NavyBlueSmoke , LST-1195

[@tshiamojusticelepale6585]

So sad..This world is under the control of the Devil..He got SLAVES amongst US who are running his MANDATE..Remember that WE ARE ALL SLAVES since the WORLD is a PRISON on it''s own but what matters is what YOU are SLAVERING for..Some slave and die for THE TRUETH..Died for spreading and preaching God Gospel..THE TRUETH..

[@AmianteTarvoke]

Why don't you release the technology anonymously?

[@busterbiloxi3833]

You are a nut job.

[@dumbasses_R_us]

Cool story bro. Next time add some dragons and shit

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

@@dumbasses_R_us Propane powered engines have been around for a while and one can have their car converted. But, there are practicality issues, for example there are far fewer places to fill the tank and the result isn't really any better than what you'd get from operating a modern car with the appropriate equipment to reduce emissions. But yes, the story is a bunch of BS, propane isn't that much better than a properly tuned gas engine.

[@enetlocal]

I heard about a dude who made an oil additive that made the oil last 40,000 miles before a change was needed. He was run off the road on his motorcycle by a blacked out Lincoln and a neighbor claimed that they then went to his garage and took everything.

[@Godscountry2732]

More BS just like the Stanley Meyer story.

[@streetcarp475]

@@Godscountry2732 you're extremely naive.

[@Godscountry2732]

@@streetcarp475 A full-synthetic oil will lubricate a close tolerances internal combustion engine to 40,000 miles But would you really want to do that in your new vehicles engine ? How would you know what I know about oil and additives, extreme pressure lubricants? There are some that do work, just not as well as the internet conspiracy folks claim. It's funny how none of the inventors leave any samples and documents in the event there killed off by big oil and gas hitmen.. LOL

[@TooToo246]

We have a guy who did the same in my country (I'm from the middle east). The main petro chemical company in my country refused to provide him with the ingredients for mass production. He fought legally for a while, and in the end they offered him good money for his invention, took it and shelved it, never to be seen ever again!

[@streetcarp475]

@@Godscountry2732 I was referring to "what you know " about the government...not your vast knowledge of lubricants.

[@douglashoward9616]

There was a kid who made a water powered engine in a high school project. By coincident he was in a buffalo NY shopping center when a crazed man gunned him and some other people down.

[@rickybungalow8839]

Is this a bot or a meme. I feel like I'm going crazy reading these comments

[@footballdailytv2022]

these comments are scary af, everyone knows someone that created a 1500 HP water engine that did 9500 miles to the gallon xddd, 99.99% of them are made up@@rickybungalow8839

[@maxthedoglover]

@@rickybungalow8839dude same I think it must just be a case of people having a lot of experiences and stories.

[@AudioJeep]

​@@rickybungalow8839because you're an NPC living in the matrix. We can have free energy tomorrow, the entire world can, but we won't because of the american federal government.

[@krosscotton1721]

After I got out of the military and moved to a town in ms, I met a guy who asked my friend and Co worker would we come and help him pack up and load his house up for him. We did, and as we worked he came to us and asked did we want to see something and he showed us a perpetual motion motor and at the time I really didn't know what that was and was like ok and he told us that the only problem he has was he hadn't figured a way to cut it off and turn it back on. I actually figured how to do it in theory and I never got to see him again, just never knew where he went or moved too. Well, didn't think about that until now, but there are engineers who probably know how to build one and cut it off now and turn it back on. I may have to check into it but I hope he did succeed.

[@greg7129]

This knowledge has been around for a long time. There are many people doing it but they keep it to themselves. They do not go public with it.

[@phoenixgirl9467]

Back in the 1990s I saw a segment on a show called Beyond 2000, which was an Australian Science Show that aired here in the states. Now I can't remember a lot of the details like what country he was from, but he invented an engine that ran off of magnets! It was a totally ingenious design!! He had two circles, one bigger than the other, and on one Circle there was magnets with a certain polarization, and on the other Circle where magnets with the opposite polarization, and when you flip the switch, the two circles start spinning opposite of each other!! There was Zero fuel! Zero emissions! That guy later mysteriously disappeared!! In my opinion his design was the best of all the ones I have ever seen! And required only the mining of magnets!! It's sad to see how far greedy people will go!!

[@Will_CH1]

The original show was called "Towards 2000". They showcased various inventions and innovations. Magnetic energy will push from a high density to a low density. It is a relatively efficient exchange of energy but it does not create energy. Electric motors work by establishing a new magnetic field to push from when the energy of the previous magnetic field has been used up. Unfortunately, there is no magic magnetic engine that continues to produce power without an equivelent (minus losses) input of power.

[@illumencouk]

@@Will_CH1 Thanks for taking the time to comment. Am I interpreting this accurately by concluding that it's the 'equivalent free input' which lends to the success of these magnetic engines? and any such 'equivalent free input' must remain independent from those being generated?

[@Will_CH1]

@@illumencouk I had a little trouble interpreting your question. Any energy stored in the system can be converted into another form of energy. As an example, magnetic potential energy can become kinetic energy or heat or electricity or a combination of these. In an internal combustion engine, chemical energy becomes mostly heat, noise and kinetic energy. With the exception of nuclear, energy in = energy out. For a magnetic engine to work perpetually, work must be imparted to alter the magnetic field once it has vererted to the minimum energy state in order for more power to be made. There are no viable solutions for perpetual energy from magnetic mechanisms.

[@078OG]

You will need enormous magnets to create a reasonable amount of energie to move the car. But that means weight. So probably its impossible. Also when the magnets start turning there will be friction and produces heat wich makes the magnets lose their power. Nice in theory but not likely to ever run a car on.

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

@Phenix Girl This was probably the bloke I mentioned earlier who ran his car using a magnetic motor. I think the video is still on You Tube. He died in mysterious circumstances !

[@ladyjusticewarriorqueenz2005]

Awesome Video

[@julesdomes6064]

But it forgot to mention that the water motor was a scam and could never work as claimed. His investors sued him for fraud and won their money back.

[@wimpretorius1683]

Very interesting and fascinating

[@jakhaughton1800]

My father visited Canada many years ago and heard of a gentleman who’d invented a water fuelled engine. The patent, according to my father, was bought by Shell!

[@DaveTecho]

ALL patents remain public so anyone can read them in full, regardless of who owns it.

[@chuckhoffman8680]

Many years ago I took a course in patent law and actually worked in a patent department of a corporation. It was my understanding back then that the US Patent Office rejects out-of-hand any patent filing for a device which is a perpetual motion machine, i.e., a device which creates more energy than it takes to operate it. In other words, they don’t even review it. It is summarily rejected. The bottom line is don’t believe any such patent exists.

[@catdaddy1822]

@@chuckhoffman8680 wait, what.

[@fabianramos1954]

@@DaveTecho only the US has 5700 secret patents

[@DaveTecho]

@@fabianramos1954 Nothing can be patented any where without the full detailed patent description being totally available for everyone to see. coca cola did not patent their product. if they had, we could all see the formula. Learn some science and stop believing such impossible crap please. Alternatively, try explaining how anything done with water can produce energy that you didnt have to add in the first place.

[@thanevakarian9762]

There was a guy in Jersey who also invented one. He sold the tech to a car company and then his plane “crashed” in Florida randomly. His name was Leo something. Wish I could remember the story from my relative who told me.

[@probuildconstruction]

Leo the liar? Lol

[@gaudacheese125]

stop cappin clown

[@marvin469]

Leo Sayer he made the hit song "u make me feel like dancing" ?

[@geraldwegener8376]

If the autopsy showed no poison that's a major problem and defying the laws of thermodynamics is another major problem.

[@croonersteve]

I was taught from a young age to always listen as if the other person is smarter than i . Most people struggle with this concept. We all need to be open to learning

[@billwoehl3051]

Stan's secret is so simple, noone has thought of it yet, it's not just electrolysis, it's the frequency/frequencies of the electricity.

[@jamesgeis]

John Kanzius demonstrated that 13.56 Mhz can ignite water before he died from cancer in 2009. And the Genepax company in Japan had a water powered car before they closed abruptly in 2014.

[@mrgcav]

@@jamesgeis Water can not be ignited under any condition or frequency.

[@jamesgeis]

@@mrgcav Ah, fascinating. What do you call this then? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ape8lJKDh6xlra8

[@jerryparks6123]

That's a CROCK of BULLSHIT and YOU Know it 😜 !

[@ericbitzer5247]

​@@mrgcav electrolysis separates hydrogen from the oxygen.

[@piait.yunususkywatcher2977]

So sad really the world to lose such a genius person like this one?

[@josephdykes1820]

He died in Grove City, Ohio (now a suburb of Columbus) at a Cracker Barrel on March 20, 1998. He is survived by a twin brother who, it seems, did not pursue the project any further. Btw, current hydrogen cars force the car owner to buy hydrogen. They do not produce hydrogen on board like the Stanley Meyer car did.

[@KatJaguar1122]

I haven’t watched this whole video yet, but back 15 years ago, I heard that a movie was being made about Stanley Meyer’s life, starring Tim Robbins, set to come out in 2012. I eagerly awaited its release, but it never came out.

[@murrijuana2842]

And?

[@illicitryan]

People have ruined money to the point it's ruined mankind. Greed to me is the ultimate evil 😈 😔

[@thegroove2000]

Its up there for sure.

[@richardjohnson4373]

The best book in the world says "The love of money is the root of all evil. " Better believe it.

[@RandomFandomOfficial]

@@richardjohnson4373FACT. Yet people blame capitalism instead of greed for the problems we have.

[@leprechaun7667]

I’d be interested in purchasing one of these kits to see if they really work! Were to purchase please???

[@DJaySplitSecond]

For those who work in the warehouse business! Most of them have forklifts and and other lift machines that run off batteries and water! So there you go!! Nuff said!!!

[@pkcp2055]

I heard of him back in the 90's and always had that feeling he was murdered because of his technology.

[@henryhill3778]

OOOOhhhh I KKKKnnnnooowww... And he couldn't repeat it and his family was mad.... and he disappeared... and... and .

[@alihenderson5910]

The 'feeling'? Oh well that's irrefutable evidence right there. Humans are devolving I'm sure.

[@douglashoward9616]

Like nikola tesla.

[@douglashoward9616]

@@henryhill3778 hey fly US to the moon.oh wait nasa destroyed that tech.

[@mtkoetters]

I think he used sound waves to maximize the output and that’s his secret

[@milkncheese1]

Myers was killed with poison at a meeting with investors.... the government didn't like what he built amd Stan didn't take the deal to hush him up so they got rid of him... God rest his soul....

[@jasonmcintyre9426]

Love Richard Serret…..he’s an amazing host on coast to coast…and a professional reporter and host.Good job on this one Richard.

[@James-kv6kb]

A guy in Adelaide Australia come up with a way of running the car without petrol but he designed the thing to sell it to the big companies not to actually solve the issue he made a fortune apparently

[@serchme54]

There was a young man in the 1990's who invented an engine that once stared ran on the heat it generated , it was in the paper at the time. Ford came out scooped up the boy hired him with a ton of money bought his patent and the engine was never developed.

[@stancrawford2147]

Some people wouldn’t believe there is a car powered by water even if you ran over them with it. But one group seriously believes it’s real - oil Executives!

[@aljawisa]

Very very very clear statements, and to the point.

[@KennethCannady]

@@aljawisa kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaXEfWStp5Vqick I agree straight to the point.

[@drew3758]

No a water powered car breaks fundamental physics look it up.

[@katkit4281]

Only the ignorant and uneducated believe in water fueled cars.

[@carlosdanli9389]

Executives are smart. They diversify and even cross into other industries if it's something similar to theirs. I believe more the theories of stealing products and services and making it as if it were their own, than to believe that they would shoot something down if it would give them more profit. Investors and companies invest in things they believe will be profitable. They have R&D departments. If they know it's not ready for the masses for them to gain profits they don't take it out... unless the government gives them incentives to do so

[@spacejihadist4246]

A little kid I know said he made a toy car run without fuel. Someone blew up his head in their backyard the next morning.

[@reeblesnarfle4519]

True story! Remember reading in Popular Mechznics in 1954 when I was a kid.

[@Sailingon]

From what I remember of an interview he was in, he said the reaction happened in the cylinder under compression

[@critters16]

This deadly suppression has happened - too many times.

[@januarioqueiroz3122]

You bet!

[@kimnielsenthewordyvikingett159]

Of course it's happened many and numerous times there's literally billions if not trillions involved!!!! It's a forgone conclusion they'll stop at nothing to styful or silence these inventors!!!! Just look at the trouble they've caused my dearest sweetest love Elon Reeve Musk!!!! They've got every pocket lining politician in the palm of their hands!!!! And everyone knows it!!!!! Ask anyone do you think this is happening!!!!! Of course!!!!!!!

[@donbrashsux]

A very ugly side to man called greed

[@mrxmry3264]

why would they suppress something that simply CAN NOT work?

[@kimnielsenthewordyvikingett159]

@@donbrashsux Have you been to Ayers Rock??? And if so please show a video!!! Would love to see it close up!!!!! If you happen to have been???? And I've heard the beaches off the coast of New Zealand are beautiful but had no clue just how unbelievably beautiful they really are thank you so very very much for the privilege sweetheart!!!!!

[@Thunderhorsebaba]

It would make water so expensive we wouldn’t even be able to get drinking water.

[@katkit4281]

Water doesn't burn meaning it cannot be used as a fuel source.

[@unethicaldesigns]

Hydrogen is in water, take the hydrogen out, and you can use it as fuel just fine.

[@serbiaroxbasketball]

I find it hard to believe that no one to this day was smart enough to replicate his invention. Especially nowadays when the trend is to go against the norm.

[@thehardyboys4227]

Exactly why I’m on the fence with this one 🤔 🧐….

[@dertomm1]

That's because it was no invention. It's physically impossible. He was a fraud. There is nothing to "replicate".

[@MrT5mustang]

Aaron Salter Jr. was a retired Buffalo police officer who worked as a security guard at Tops Friendly Markets, and in his spare time, he worked on an invention to fuel cars with water electrolysis, which breaks water down into hydrogen and oxygen to use the hydrogen as fuel. Killed in Buffalo Mall shooting.

[@salimrandall]

I hope this isn’t true. Any links to his work?

[@MrT5mustang]

@@salimrandall it is , look it up

[@salimrandall]

@@MrT5mustang I looked it up. Very sad. I’m starting to believe all these scientists/engineers who are being killed were on to something.

[@eltay3]

@@salimrandall all of the HHO claims (and “kits”) have been debunked.

[@petebaron4643]

It doesn't have to be "atomized", it's already at the molecular/atomic level of tiny. Gasoline and diesel, conversely, need to be "atomized" into micro-droplets, which never get nearly as tiny (they are orders of magnitude larger), and simply can't burn as efficiently. (Unburned hydrocarbons then burned in the catalytic converter, to some avail).Wasted energy.

[@CamperVan-K]

It's such a shame. If only everyone put their ideas out there, without worrying about patents or copyright, which would be easy enough in these days of the internet. If that happened, then the world would change rapidly. we wouldn't need 'permission' or worry about ideas being stolen, we would just make them available for everyone - so that people could continuously improve upon what the originator created.

[@johndoe35717]

Conspiracy

[@CamperVan-K]

@@johndoe35717 time to wake up my dear.

[@johndoe35717]

@@CamperVan-K I'm more awake than anybody else I'm the head of big oil and have big ties in the defense sector we have "birds" watching you right now camper van

[@johndoe35717]

@@CamperVan-K if you keep spreading The truth to the sheeple we will have to take action.

[@Frigorigide]

@@johndoe35717 Huh ? You seriously think anybody believe you ?

[@4june9140]

Ben Elton's brilliant book, Gridlock comes to mind

[@vahagnmelikyan2906]

He was using fusion reactor. Had heavy water mix with other isotopes.

[@alejandrocivitanovae8320]

Stanley Meyer is neither the first nor the last who succeeded in making water as fuel. Before him it was Yul Braun who achieved this and since then there was several more attempts, for example several years ago in Japan, but none of them have found acceptance for obvious reasons.

[@pseudonym3690]

Yeah, it's much tougher nowadays scamming people with the internet around.

[@katkit4281]

So you know absolutely nothing about physics?

[@alejandrocivitanovae8320]

@@katkit4281 This is about chemistry not physics, they are two different things if you can understand it

[@katkit4281]

@@alejandrocivitanovae8320 No it is very much about physics. It will take more energy to break the water molecules than the energy you get from them. If you failed to understand that then it is clear you are not educated enough to form any conclusions on the topic and it isn't surprising you fell for such an obvious scam.

[@alejandrocivitanovae8320]

@@katkit4281 I don't claim to be an expert in any field of science, but I'm not brainwashed like most "scientists" because of which the world is sinking into an energy crisis. What scientists are wrong about is that matter has a structure quite different from what they imagine as atoms and molecules.

[@spaninja5594]

In the Philippines there was an inventor who did the same. Also died in a mysterious way. Enginner Daniel Dingel. Sadly the Science and Technology government agency declared his invention a hoax even though he has shown his invention and even interviewed on TV many times.

[@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649]

Look into the guy that put a lawn mower carb on a '74 Maverick. Got 42 mpg while going down the highway at 70 mph. Or the guy that shows you had to modify a car alternator that becomes a generator (5kw) under its own power.

[@charlielaudico3523]

I remember that ! I got squashed really quick, if I remember I thought the design was in machanics illustrated

[@sourkraut6248]

My decades of working with piezo electric cannons breaking miniscule streams of water into micro drops tells me the tech could be easily modified to produce molecular separation.

[@glennwebster1675]

To make a truly efficient HHO engine it should be stainless steel

[@donotwantahandle1111]

Stan used special injectors which may have been similar.

[@watchmen-nehemiah4v20]

​@Kyushu Brit Your in the large group of skeptics who won't lift a finger and research diligently because you already know better. Good to know. 👍

[@Ralf1erudd]

@@watchmen-nehemiah4v20 He is as you say a parasite part of the problem. Bowmaker dont invent the crossbow we will be skint. Sorry I already have thwack. The only time they struck first. Confucius he say "piss off why should I share my hard earned knowledge with you".

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

And what powers the electric cannons?

[@alanlevine3984]

In 1960 the tv show One Step Beyond ran a show about a man who could run a car engine with water. He demonstrated this to government officials in Washington DC and after this demonstration he disappeared. The FBI and Secret Service could not find him. This occurred in 1917.

[@jackalenterprisesofohio]

Which just so happens to coincde with the Espionage Act, that the Supreme Court upheld at the time too...

[@lilbtyt7928]

Almost right when regular cars were invented

[@bobackkhaladj3653]

Awesome🙏😂🔥🔥🔥

[@davidweum]

I heard a story right from the pilot's mouth about when he flew Spitfires ( I guess), defending Malta fighting Italian aircraft and German Messersmit 109s. He said once the German's were chasing him with their supetior aircraft, he flew straight up into the clouds and as a Hail Mary he shot a jolt of water (the mechanism was built into dash of his cockpit) then shot the water into his carburator giving him just enough of a jolt of speed to lose the Messersmit. He had no reason to lie. It was built into his cockpit control system

[@darklight2.1]

It's not mysterious-it's called water injection and was part of an emergency power boost system on some aircraft during world war 2. However, unlike the dubious claims of Stanley Meyer, this worked by increasing air density into the supercharger, not combustion. The drawback being that it puts high stresses on the motor itself and can dramatically shorten it's lifespan, thus the emergency designation.

[@kennadyyoung8237]

I don't know if an engine that runs on water is possible but I do remember that functional electric cars were said to be extremely unlikely. That the batteries would be too big, the car wouldn't be fast enough, it wouldn't have enough power, etc. I remember this distinctly being the mainstream "scientific opinion" on this topic. I also remember stories of the oil industry blocking electric car research and buying up electric car patents and shelving them. My two cents.

[@marksmith7054]

well most of that is true the Batteries to make Electric cars usable would have to be so large the car couldn't move them.

[@kennadyyoung8237]

@@marksmith7054 we have electric. Is this a message from 1983?

[@marksmith7054]

@@kennadyyoung8237 yes I know there are Electric cars now and they are JUNK, woopie they can go 140 miles and then sit for 12 hours to recharge, they are NOT an economical source of transportation. now or in the near future. I live in Montana some places it's 300 miles between anything, there are NO charging stations every 140 miles in this country and there will never be. the world is much bigger than the City's of NY or LA hell you couldn't even travel across LA and back home without recharging the batteries.

[@kennadyyoung8237]

@@marksmith7054 you missed my point. I never said electric cars were amazing and the future. Truth is it would be more correct to call them coal powered cars. I wouldn't own one at this point, mainly because I agree with you and they can't travel far enough on a charge and it take too long to charge them. Also they aren't actually environmentally friendly. Maybe they will get there, which is my original point. Way back, when electric cars were an "idea on paper" we were told the batteries would be the size of a short bus, they wouldn't go more than 30 mph, and could only travel a couple miles on a charge. All of that is now proven to be ignorance or BS from people and corporations who quite likely had an agenda.

[@fredyellowsnow7492]

@@kennadyyoung8237 Electric cars were a thing back in 1900, look it up. Battery technology stagnated for the next century.

[@RobMonty248]

Anyone makin the Stan Meir unit, not the spark plug, please note, the nickeled plated or stainless steel tubes he used are tuned to each other like a pipe organ. This is one of the secrets many did not ever notice. Doing that and the PWM make the HHO 400% more and totally enough to produce an amount to run gas engines. It works on resonance frequencies, so if you do not tune them properly, they do not shatter the water enough to make a lot of HHO. Its all about resonance. Like a high note matching a wine glass, making it shatter, its the same as that. Finding the right tone is how it works much better. So one needs to know the frequency of water which id imagine is out there somewhere. Here is some information that matters.. Water has three different vibrational modes - there are vibrational frequencies associated with these, but these are not really oscillations like a mass on a spring which we would be familiar with seeing. The webpage you link has some 'vibrational frequencies' of different molecules and notes they are significantly higher than the 2.45 GHz microwave range. So water can be excited rotationally by 2.45 GHz - the rotational behavior of water as single molecules in the gas phase is very complicated. Water is an 'asymmetric rotor', which turns out to be the hardest to understand. In liquid water the rotation is further complicated by collisions between adjacent molecules. 2.45 GHz is used is because it is a standard frequency that is allowed and doesn't interfere with licensed communications systems, part of the 2.4 GHz ISM band.

[@victorialehman2195]

Tesla's "frequencies" and "resonances"... Still relevant.

[@KennethCannady]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaXEfWStp5Vqick

[@michaelsherry4860]

What is the PWM ?

[@RobMonty248]

@@michaelsherry4860 pulse width modulator

[@RobMonty248]

@@michaelsherry4860 kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4C2h2CliNOYhaM

[@casual-playyt-ds6192]

Damn that was fast

[@BeesWaxMinder]

1:17 - i'm reminded of Alec Guinness in "the man in the white suit" "Truth is stranger than fiction and those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it"

[@dswysong7353]

I remember reading an article on this ... He drove 400 miles before he had to switch to gas mode to get back.

[@icanfartloud]

Sometime in late 70s or so, the show 60 Minutes did a segment on a "water car". It was an early little blue Toyota. Solar panel to do electrolysis. The exhaust was water vapor. They even put something near the tailpipe while the car was running and showed what they caught.

[@curiouscat8457]

So, it was essentially a solar powered car. The efficiency would have improved dramatically if the electricity produced by the panels was used to run electric motors skipping the electrolysis and combustion...🙂

[@Catatafish1]

What website has the plans? Would be so interesting to see

[@dertomm1]

Don’t let yourself get screwed over.

[@davidhein6044]

I remember seeing a report on tv about a young kid from México that showed how his car could run on water and he how he filles up the tank of the car with a jug of water. But I never was able to find the video nor find out who he was nor was this ever mentioned again.

[@dertomm1]

Do you honestly believe this?

[@damarysdingui]

Love these conspiracy shows.. Thanks for the upload, D.C..💖

[@JackDWhiskers]

😉

[@drewgatlin3915]

Slaves pay for their energy

[@WmArthur]

I think Stan was using frequency generators at the location of the spark plug, injecting the water right there. Expanding steam is supposed to be more powerful than exploding gasoline anyway. Look what a single cylinder steam tractor could do. The Stanley Steamer had (2) 2 inch cylinders and produced 1000 lbs of torque. 3 stage super steam turbines are still used today on subs and nuke plants.

[@reprehensiblereptile1138]

My dad and his buddies in the 70's used a certain amount of distilled water to the fuel they used in their 2 cycle MAC90 engines and got a little edge in power. And from there they went to bubbling the fuel with hydrogen gas. And boom, literally, they dusted everyone. So, yeah it's possible, not theoretical. This is different from steam power, obviously. But imo, it's close to what SM was doing. The only difference is he was generating a unique compound.

[@WmArthur]

@@reprehensiblereptile1138 very interesting! I've seen a system where they run the intake through a jar of water and the exhaust system to heat it? idk but I do feel we have other options that certain people could lose profits. We know what that means. Thanks for sharing! Peace

[@ericbitzer5247]

I think it's electrolysis that separates the hydrogen and oxygen.

[@davidjames1063]

It didn't run on steam dumbassz it ran on hydrogen.

[@Dravianpn02]

​@@ericbitzer5247or both

[@DontBeNaiveGuys]

Two guys in India went public there with an invention just like this and I’ve never seen or heard from them again. I wish i had made a note if their names.

[@Jmaxtrian-qy4qs]

0:40 I like that music

[@mccwho]

Keep in mind Stanely did work as a technician at Battelle Labs on many classified research projects. I myself interned in the laser lab during college. A lot of NDA's signed because of a lot of research. Not sure about what they do today but back then. They did a lot of hush hush stuff and enforced security with brut force and government agencies. One of the keys to Stanley's breakthrough was the use of frequencies in the electrolysis. Recently a breakthrough was made that uses sound frequencies to improve the efficiency of electrolysis. You can read about this breakthrough in chemical industry journals . This invention is so impactful that it is a death sentence to anyone trying to patent it for profit. Better to just give it everyone and at the same time start a company. That way the "cat is out of the bag" and they can't stop it. At least you would have the recognition and still be alive. His vrother tried to use this technology to open a company in Canada selling this technology for power homes. The day the company trued to go public, they shut down the stock exchange and his company disappeared into thin air. I still have copies of the web pages his company had online. Never have heard anything about him or the company since.

[@larry3034]

Everything that might improve mankind must be milked by the MEGA RICH or killed. Tesla was a genius who wanted to give the world FREE ENERGY but the Morgan's of the world killed it. I wish all the Rich GREEDY bastards would just disappear.

[@arkangel8709]

Probably gave him what he wanted, money 🤑💰🤑💰 changes everything.!!!

[@3glitch9]

You mean like molecular hydrogen electrolysis? Like Brown's gas? Water torch? Just wondering. Since I can set frequencies on my machine. Edit: ...and I think what you said to do is exactly what the guy is doing that I bought my machine from. He sells the machines, and also the instructions on how to make them for yourself, and even start you're own company and sell them. He's in Canada. It's pretty wild I came across this video, even wilder this comment. Absolutely fascinating stuff.

[@JahBreed]

Holy crap. St.Norbert, Manitoba?

[@nedrow0]

What is the machine called and who makes it? Info, info, info!

[@nicholasbishop3300]

Interesting story A very similar thing occurred in New Zealand in the early 1970s A man in a small city in the South Island called Oamaru was interviewed on television. He had converted a Mark two Ford Cortina car to run on water. He was filmed filling his tank with water and it was converted into Hydrogen. The TV Crew then went for a drive with him and the car ran perfectly. Within a year it was as if he vanished of th face of the planet Even the television network was unable to locate him again. Nick Australia

[@MrJdsenior]

Nobody said you can't get hydrogen from water, or that you can't get energy from hydrogen. The problem is that in that process you LOSE energy for each conversion, in the electrolysis and compression, and in the hydrogen engine. Therefor it is better to just use the electricity directly to drive whatever you want to drive, in applications that you can readily do that. In ones you can't, then this could be one solution, but it is overall lossy in total energy, a lot lossy. And people don't vanish if they have far better inventions than what is currently available, instead they typically get very very rich. That is unless they have zero business savvy, then someone else gets rich, assuming another person or company doesn't supersede their tech before it is released. I worked for a company that developed a far superior laser for improving eyesight. We were bought out by a much larger company, and the tech was not used for a while because it would have required them drastically changing their manufacturing processes/line. They didn't KILL us, folks, they just bought us, with a profit to the owner of about 140 million dollars. Now that idea/function IS used in those laser corneal ablating machines, but NOT the way we used it, because it would require FAR less medical oversight, healing time, etc. and provided far better results. It didn't require the LASIK mode used now where a flap is cut. A flap that never heals, BTW, as I understood it.

[@c.j.96]

There is also another invention here in Australia, which ran on water, at the "transport hall of fame" in QLD A station wagon on display showing the technology.

[@tommychook4552]

i remember that ? he was killed and his workshop was torched ?

[@Gamertrix117]

If people don’t sell out, the obstruction they’re causing is removed.

[@newmonengineering]

​@@MrJdsenior agree and disagree. I am not saying it's possible, but that doesn't mean it's not possible. water is potential energy. think of it like fission. yes we have to refine the ore to get it to power the power plant, but the ore is the source of the energy and it takes less energy to refine the ore than it produces. the same can be said about water. if we find a way to break the bond through chemistry, lasers, electricity etc that is less than the produced energy than its not over unity, its simply refinement the use of what is created is from the potential energy.. they said there may be ways we have not discovered that facilitate the refinement of the fuel. there are many things like this that we have just not thought of yet. for instance it was only just recently that they discovered they can capture electricity from rain with titanium oxide coated glass. the potential has always been there, and they just discovered a way to capture it recently.

[@TheNYgolfer]

6:04. That's the only one who has no dog in this fight and he sounded sincere and logical and wasn't trying to sell something.

[@adenrodriguez4472]

There was a guy from the Dominican Republic that did the same engine work and disappeared ones he came out on tv in his country...his neighbor say he was talking about going to the states to get famous and share his invention..but neighbors never heard from him again...I hanged out with his neighbors before and have shared this story on similar videos and my comments get deleted until I rewrite them stating I haven’t violated any community guidelines

[@bongdonkey]

Probably getting comments erased porques pinche loco. ja ja

[@bongdonkey]

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[@tristangill3094]

Hisname

[@LinksQuest]

Are you suggesting KZbin was trying to silence you because you were just talking about a guy who was working with water engines?

[@rocdouglas]

This tech could be used for manned drones to increase the distance of flight instead of battery power, which at this time has limited flight times

[@DeputyNordburg]

Manned drones are the future.

[@bshunters]

My theory is that a car could potentially run off of broken down organic material by harnessing the energy produced through a process like anaerobic digestion or fermentation. In this scenario, the organic material, such as agricultural waste or food scraps, would be broken down by microorganisms in an oxygen-free environment, producing biogas composed of methane and carbon dioxide. This biogas could then be used as a fuel source for the car's engine, similar to how natural gas is used in some vehicles. However, practical implementation would require addressing challenges such as efficient biogas production, storage, and adapting car engines to run on biogas.

[@dertomm1]

Biogas has been used in engines for decades, so you are not wrong. But it’s rather stationary, big engines for power generation.