Sea going Hybrids are here like it or not

[Art]

OK - I'll share!

Having decades owned and operated my masonry, concrete and tile construction company... I know a bit about "Stone" tools!!

http://www.ezbuildmasonrysystem.com/

Watch the video... One of my building tool inventions.

 

[denverd0n]

Any person's input that they have a breakthrough item available should be allowed to be presented.

In general, I agree with you. There are, however, some extenuating circumstances that need to be considered in this case.

Let's begin with the fact that the First Law of Thermodynamics is one of the most thoroughly examined, carefully tested, and completely understood principles in all of human knowledge. If you're going to claim that you have found a way around it, you need a lot more than a bunch of mumbo-jumbo about "nano bubbles."

Secondly, if you actually HAVE found a way around the First Law of Thermodynamics, you are not going to announce it on some random internet forum. This would be a discovery of such magnitude that it would completely change our entire understanding of everything. Really. Everything. Albert Einstein would look like a bubble-headed half-wit compared to whoever discovered this.

This announcement would be front-page news throughout the world. COVID-19 would absolutely NOT be the top story of 2020, if this was true. Every scientist in the world would be waiting with bated breath to see the details, and duplicate the tests.

Oh, and as far as the petro-chemical companies suppressing it... There isn't enough money in the world to suppress something like this. Anyone who could actually manage to come up with a "free energy" machine would be so rich that they could buy and sell every oil company on this planet with their pocket change.

So, yes, most ideas deserve at least a hearing. In this case, though, as soon as he said that he uses saltwater as fuel, I had heard enough. The nonsense about "nano bubbles" sealed it.

There are two alternatives here: 1) The OP sincerely believes that this works, because he has been conned into believing this scam, or 2) the OP is the one trying to con people into believing this scam. Either way, it is a scam. No ifs, ands, or buts about it!

 

[RT Firefly]

Greetings,
In a former life I participated in what became a rather heated discussion with a group of tool and die makers who claimed the oldest "profession" was tool making. I soon set them straight by getting them to admit that, in fact...um how to put this delicately...what has always been considered the oldest "profession" has to do with..er...um...those of the fairer sex. I'm sure you can all figure out what "profession" I'm referring to.


I then stated that GLASSWORKING was the oldest profession because, who do you think made their red lights? Further, some of the earliest shards tools discovered were made of obsidian (volcanic GLASS). So, in fact, those first toolmakers were actually glass workers.

 

[Art]

Greetings,
In a former life I participated in what became a rather heated discussion with a group of tool and die makers who claimed the oldest "profession" was tool making. I soon set them straight by getting them to admit that, in fact...um how to put this delicately...what has always been considered the oldest "profession" has to do with..er...um...those of the fairer sex. I'm sure you can all figure out what "profession" I'm referring to.


I then stated that GLASSWORKING was the oldest profession because, who do you think made their red lights? Further, some of the earliest shards tools discovered were made of obsidian (volcanic GLASS). So, in fact, those first toolmakers were actually glass workers.

Au Contraire...

The very first tools were undoubtedly made from various available stone materials.

Stone masonry [whether to build a fire pit inside or outside of a cave; or maybe a half high deterrent wall in a cave's entry] was and is the oldest profession. I know!! I is one!!! A Master Builder Mason that is.

And yes, must admit, sometimes on job sites I'm referred to as "Caveman"! - LOL

 

[Lou_tribal]

Greetings,
In a former life I participated in what became a rather heated discussion with a group of tool and die makers who claimed the oldest "profession" was tool making. I soon set them straight by getting them to admit that, in fact...um how to put this delicately...what has always been considered the oldest "profession" has to do with..er...um...those of the fairer sex. I'm sure you can all figure out what "profession" I'm referring to.


I then stated that GLASSWORKING was the oldest profession because, who do you think made their red lights? Further, some of the earliest shards tools discovered were made of obsidian (volcanic GLASS). So, in fact, those first toolmakers were actually glass workers.

You are totally right Mr RTF, and as another proof, wine exists for thousand years and it is well known that we drink it in a glass!

L

 

[kthoennes]

Nanobubbles! Of course! Rats, why didn't I think of that? Now I just need a can of Guinness Nitro and a nanobubble collector.

 

[FF]

Now that the Peak Oil nonsense is over and a BBL of oil is a Negative $80 a boat should be a great investment as we may get paid a couple of bucks for every gallon we take and burn.

 

[OldDan1943]

Now that the Peak Oil nonsense is over and a BBL of oil is a Negative $80 a boat should be a great investment as we may get paid a couple of bucks for every gallon we take and burn.

This will soon be the time to buy 1,000 gallon in futures for your own personal use.

 

[kthoennes]

Uh oh, they were right! And here I was scoffing! Can I cover my hull with these chips? Hydrogen powered boat, let's see -- lighter than air, won't need bilge blowers any more, but don't hit the igniter button on the Magma grill.


https://phys.org/news/2020-05-water-splitting-module-source-perpetual-energy.html

 

[DDW]

They claim 6.7% energy conversion rate to hydrogen. You can then burn it in an ICE at about 35% efficiency to get around 2% conversion of solar to propulsion. Or you could just buy the cheapest solar panels on eBay and around 18% energy conversion rate. I think they are going to have to do better to compete.

 

[FF]

The Science TV channel is convinced there is something known as Dark Energy , cant we just buy a converter?

 

[Zoar]

I think an electric with diesel HYBRID would be great. Sollar panels and a large battery. Diesel kicks innehen battery is low. Yet it also charges battery too when it is running..ideally i would have hydropower, solar and wind, so 3 electric power generation sources plus the diesel when it is running, so FOUR sources.

 

[denverd0n]

I think an electric with diesel HYBRID would be great.

And such boats do exist. Mostly sailboats, but some not.


Of course, that has nothing to do with the free energy scam that the OP on this thread is trying to perpetrate.

 

[twistedtree]

I think an electric with diesel HYBRID would be great. Sollar panels and a large battery. Diesel kicks innehen battery is low. Yet it also charges battery too when it is running..ideally i would have hydropower, solar and wind, so 3 electric power generation sources plus the diesel when it is running, so FOUR sources.

"Hydropower"? What's that in this context?