Japanese Company Has A Car That Runs On Water.

[medalmazterman]

I don't know if anybody else has seen it but the Japanese also have what they call H4O. It is water that has been infused with extra hydrogen atoms. Don't have the link handy but you can google H4O and get it.

[sirmikey1]

People went crazy over this story.  I never realized it was an electric car, that the genepax device was just a battery charger. Now that the smoke has cleared, I'm still banking on some modified form of Steven Mark's solid state generator as the king of the jungle.  Oscillate this at 6000 hertz:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anYxNitcrm0 

[sirmikey1]

FWD from my youtube correspondence:

> Ruthenium and Platinum catalysts.

Yes but arent they catalysts....meaning self replenishing!...end of the day....lets keep aside whats happening inside the FC...you give in water...electricity out...charges batt!...car runs!

Once they ramp up the tech to make 3 or 4 KW cells or higher and integrate with ultra capacitors, it could make the required energy on the fly...so its a feasible tech...which is consuming water as a fuel and no other replenishments.

I had spoken to the Jap guys some time ago and wanted to know if they had plans of launching these FC's in India...anyways they stopped corresponding after a while....but they did tell me that they were already working on a 3KW system.

R.

[kavee]

The real issue is not with their technology, but the fact they are being so adamant on hiding things away, which already stressed out last bit of enthusiasm of the few those who believed it. If they can demonstrate their cell, even few volts at few amps just enough to run a light bulb in front of an international audience and let their technology tested by few international Independent testing agencies, all skepticism can be washed off.

Without giving out proper scientific evidence, they have chosen mass publicity by tricking people to think their water cell generated power to run that eclectic car. This is grossly wrong approach and their silence add to the suspicion.

[sirmikey1]

  Also putting in-wheel motors/generators (alternating) in the wheels
to charge batteries; and/or a very small gas engine strictly to charge
the battery (900 mile range).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdRS7eVVZbU&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QB9RpSwpA6I&NR=1