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  1. Re:omfg by hesaigo999ca · · Score: 1 · on French Fusion Experiment Delayed Until 2025 or Beyond

    As i posted for him, I will repost for you, before shooting someone down, make sure you know what your saying... http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/feb2/bird.htm
    'nuff said!!

  2. Re:omfg by hesaigo999ca · · Score: 1 · on French Fusion Experiment Delayed Until 2025 or Beyond

    Really, here is a link of a few engines that never made it because of multitude of reasons Ford and the rest of the "oil sponsored" companies created to avoid production!!!
    http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/feb2/bird.htm
    This may well be a small website, but google all the info, and you will see the list keeps growing!

  3. Related: by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Insightful · on The Geometry of Music

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacred_geometry

    http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/jan4/williams.htm

  4. Re:Hydrogen from water by SubtleHealer · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Making Fire From Water
    I came across an article that had detailed plans on converting a car to run on electrolysis-produced hydrogen. http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/watercar/h20ca r2.htm I can't make any claims for the rest of the website, as it seems a weee bit ..umm... fringe?

    The plans are here: http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/feb2/carplans. zip I'm not 100% sure of all the engineering or the electronics behind it, but the general theories of it all seem as if it was something that could eventually prove useful.

    Don't you think that it might be possible to use a catalyst in the electrolysis reaction and actually have it require less energy to split the H2O than you would get by reforming it?

    (This is my first /. post)

  5. Re:Hydrogen from water by SubtleHealer · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Making Fire From Water
    I came across an article that had detailed plans on converting a car to run on electrolysis-produced hydrogen. http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/watercar/h20ca r2.htm I can't make any claims for the rest of the website, as it seems a weee bit ..umm... fringe?

    The plans are here: http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/feb2/carplans. zip I'm not 100% sure of all the engineering or the electronics behind it, but the general theories of it all seem as if it was something that could eventually prove useful.

    Don't you think that it might be possible to use a catalyst in the electrolysis reaction and actually have it require less energy to split the H2O than you would get by reforming it?

    (This is my first /. post)

  6. Lets have it! by connor_macleod · · Score: 1 · on Utah Teens Invent Better Air Conditioner

    how do we get these things to market faster? water powered cars have been around for like 15 years or something!

    http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/watercar/h20ca r2.htm

    does anyone have a list of all the sustainable-environment inventions that have not made it to market? It would be great to see the internet promote knowledge of them to a point where governments must help them get made and enforce their use.

  7. Re:You fail it! by mikiN · · Score: 1 · on Voice Activated MP3 player

    I want it to run on water

    Amen!

    Over here...
    (Note: You need to use the "wbxr" and "rot13" plugins to view this!)

  8. For the record... the change isn't inevitable by thpr · · Score: 1 · on Wind Power Falls Under $0.01/kwh
    At that point, other sources of energy get more economical, and we inevitably switch over.

    Or, you call Changing World Technologies and they show you a way to make the oil.

  9. Efficiency. by Grendel+Drago · · Score: 2, Informative · on AgroWaste Oil Plant Starts Production
    I just wonder how much energy this oil production plant needs to keep going if it wouldn't be able to run itself on the products of its refinement process, then it's not a net gain.

    See:
    Thermal Depolymerization, according to Appel, has proved to be 85% energy efficient for complex feed stocks such as turkey remains. "That means for every 100 BTUs in the feedstock, we use only 15 BTUs to run the process."

    --grendel drago
  10. Re:You'll keep wasting gas until you can't OOPS by Lumpy · · Score: 3, Interesting · on The End of the Oil Age

    here's the fun part. -- I fixed the link

    I submitted this 2 days ago but was rejected...

    water car

    It's a link to a page that has "plans" to convert your car to run on hydrogen generated in a reaction chamber from water.

    I looked them over and think they are a bunch of hooey, but I have seen many claims to this regard recently one that was a water/gasoline hybrid running on 20% gas and 80% hydrogen+oxygen generated from water on the vehicle.

    maybe someone from slashdot that has the knowlege to look them over and either explain the possible merits or show where the whole thing is a ball of crap, making a gaseous mixture of hydrogen and oxygen is asking for a large explosion..

    anyways, it's interesting to read over.

  11. Pffft, Water-Power! by Lord+Bitman · · Score: 1 · on Gas/Electric Hybrids, Air Cars in the News

    Convert your car to run on just water
    Fuel cells are for those who don't listen to crazy conspiracy theories.