Water Engine technology - Stan Meyer, of the first clip on this video, died ‘mysteriously’ soon after he became involved with the Pentagon and proved that his water fueled vehicle could actually travel all the way from L.A. to New York on 22 gallons of WATER. [12:59]

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Water Engine technology - Stan Meyer, of the first clip on this video, died ‘mysteriously’ soon after he became involved with the Pentagon and proved that his water fueled vehicle could actually travel all the way from L.A. to New York on 22 gallons of WATER. [12:59] (vid8.poal.co)

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Cool invention in the link. It uses the most common elements on Earth. No rare earth bullshit.

I don't think it has a positive energy output, though. Probably not even better than electrolysis when all inputs are considered. Ferrosilicon is made in arc furnaces that use a fuckload of electricity and I suppose it is spent in the process.

Still, nice battery. Beats carrying a Hindenburg in your trunk

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