Not sure if anyone's interested in looking up the patent for this and finding out what happened with it. Seems pretty interesting to me;
"Inventor Jailed for making this video?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSiShiu9Sgs
5-year old green tech patented engine youtube demo
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Re: 5-year old green tech patented engine youtube demo
Related video. I have no idea how any of the scientific stuff works. It seems like a hoax to me. Anyone here know enough to be able to reproduce the following one? Seems a lot easier to reproduce than some other stuff I've seen;
Keshe Plasma Generator
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkB2g7ai2bs
Keshe Plasma Generator
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkB2g7ai2bs
Re: 5-year old green tech patented engine youtube demo
The engine was still combustion engine and it seemed to be like regular engine block, but the difference was fuel. So I dont know how it works just by looking at it like that, but my guess is that they need to separate hydrogen and oxygen and then give them a shock to put them back again to get combustion.
The other plasma thing was interesting. How did he come up with that combination of soda and KOH solution for ignition? . All the acid from the soda is neutralized by the potassiumhydroxide, depending on the concentration, so its unlike regular car battery function, where there is acid and not alkaline solution present. Although I dont know about the concentration of the solution since he didnt give any more of the details about it. But my fair guess is that it is alkaline instead of acidic.
The other plasma thing was interesting. How did he come up with that combination of soda and KOH solution for ignition? . All the acid from the soda is neutralized by the potassiumhydroxide, depending on the concentration, so its unlike regular car battery function, where there is acid and not alkaline solution present. Although I dont know about the concentration of the solution since he didnt give any more of the details about it. But my fair guess is that it is alkaline instead of acidic.