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Author Topic: Non-Over Unity Hydrogen Engine of New Technology  (Read 7404 times)

jessedenson

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Non-Over Unity Hydrogen Engine of New Technology
« on: May 16, 2013, 06:44:48 AM »
Even though we believe our engine combined with an electrolysis system and a Hydrogen and Oxygen set of compressors to possibly be over unity. We know it is not as it will consume over 2,000 pounds of water as fuel per hour. Just making sure we get our patent. I'm entitled to believe whatever I want, it should have no bearing on the fact that it is impossible. Read them and weep Eric Krieg? http://peswiki.com/index.php/Site:HydrogenRocketBodyPack
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jessedenson

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Re: Non-Over Unity Hydrogen Engine of New Technology
« Reply #1 on: December 26, 2013, 11:28:06 AM »
This posting has been at your site for about a year now. Surely great scientist such as yourselves have come to a similar conclusion as myself. It simply takes less watts to electrolyse an amount of water into its components of Hydrogen and Oxygen gas than the energy released in the combustions of the same amount of water as Hydrogen and Oxygen exploding in a rocket chamber. This leaves a way for an over unity machine to be built. Eric Krieg you said "I would hope that some invention will present itself and in a timely fashion so that it may be studied and understood before it is put to use." or some similar remark. Dude? Where are you? I handed it to you in your own swamp on a platinum dish inscribed with your name. Care to comment Krieg?
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