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#1 lokiare Jun 09, 2011 22:51:23	pesn.com/2011/06/06/9501839_Freddy_Launc... Don't know how real this is. Can someone check it out. Maybe try it and get back to us?
#2 lokiare Jun 10, 2011 4:51:09	Send me money and I'll test it for you. If I had the money I'd do it myself... I could use 45 MPG...
#3 boraxe Jun 10, 2011 7:56:29	Well I'm sure that the people wanting to buy this thing can easily afford it once they get their money from the Nigerian prince.
#4 pluisjen Jun 10, 2011 8:03:15	Send me money and I'll test it for you. If I had the money I'd do it myself... I could use 45 MPG... Sounds like you'll earn back the money in no time. Consider it an investment; get a loan and pay it back with all the money saved on gas. You can't lose.
#5 Cpt_Micha Jun 10, 2011 9:12:01	Yeah I'm reading the supposed principle behind this. And no dice son. It's as fake as a 3 dollar bill. There are hydrogen fuel conversions out there. This doesn't appear to be one of them. I can however tell you, how you CAN increase your mpgs.  Step 1 buy a cold air intake kit for your vehicle. (If you don't want to go Turbocharing or supercharging)  Step 2, get a set of headers, or Cat Back Exhaust, or Full Exhaust system for you car, and step 3 get a hypertech Econ Tuner (it will also boost horse power). You'll see gains somewhere around an extra 15-20 percent usaully, and alot more power on tap.
#6 boraxe Jun 10, 2011 9:58:11	Yeah I'm reading the supposed principle behind this. What are you talking about? This thing "harnesses energy from the environment in order to acquire the power needed". The science is right there!!! There are hydrogen fuel conversions out there. This doesn't appear to be one of them. I can however tell you, how you CAN increase your mpgs.  Step 1 buy a cold air intake kit for your vehicle. (If you don't want to go Turbocharing or supercharging)  Step 2, get a set of headers, or Cat Back Exhaust, or Full Exhaust system for you car, and step 3 get a hypertech Econ Tuner (it will also boost horse power). You'll see gains somewhere around an extra 15-20 percent usaully, and alot more power on tap. That's what they want you to believe, man!!!
#7 LFK Jun 10, 2011 10:30:01	This "Universal Kit" was publicly launched on June 3, which happens to be Freddy's birthday. It also turns out that June 3 is the birthday of Andrea Rossi, inventor of the E-Cat cold fusion heat system set to be released in October of this year. WHY ARE WE NOT TALKING ABOUT THIS!?
#8 LFK Jun 10, 2011 11:20:01	This "Universal Kit" was publicly launched on June 3, which happens to be Freddy's birthday. It also turns out that June 3 is the birthday of Andrea Rossi, inventor of the E-Cat cold fusion heat system set to be released in October of this year. WHY ARE WE NOT TALKING ABOUT THIS!? We are. It's fake too. Yeah, like a herp derp I hadn't seent he Patent Office thread yet.
#9 lokiare Jun 10, 2011 18:35:25	We're not talking about it because if it proves to be real, when it sells and becomes widespread it will upset the status quo with the oil cartels and the banking cartels. Suddenly people will have to pay a lot less for thier energy costs. The oil companies will reduce in size causing a multi-trillion dollar industry to reduce to a multi-million dollar industry. This will cause a huge drop in the stock market. This will then affect the world banks as their investments become instantly worthless. Once this happens they will be forced to call in all of their debts, including the U.S. Treasury debt to cover their bottom line expenses. When that happens the U.S. economy will drop through the floor. The value of the dollar will drop down to the actual value of the gold that backs it. 1/3 of the country will go out of business overnight. The rest of us will be crippled because the infrastructure will be in disarray. Factory farms will go out of business because they won't be able to ship their goods. The police will brutalize anyone that opposes them. Anarchy will reign... Well that's what they want you to think anyway... in reality a few millionaires would become thousandaires. The economy would be stimulated because prices would drop across the board, and another economic Renaissance would start...
#10 bone_naga Jun 10, 2011 20:00:26	The police will brutalize anyone that opposes them. Well that's what they want you to think anyway... I thought that was what you wanted us to think
#11 lokiare Jun 10, 2011 21:02:41	The police will brutalize anyone that opposes them. Well that's what they want you to think anyway... I thought that was what you wanted us to think No, that's what's happening, check the news. Its illegal to record police officers now... So we the people have no way to prove they are brutalizing us...
#12 bone_naga Jun 10, 2011 22:29:58	No, that's what's happening, check the news. Its illegal to record police officers now... So we the people have no way to prove they are brutalizing us... Did you not catch the silly face next to that statement? You think I'm actually going to argue that there's not widespread corruption in Chicago? Sorry I only defend positions I actually believe (well when I'm not playing devil's advocate or just instigating someone).
#13 lokiare Jun 11, 2011 4:01:15	No, that's what's happening, check the news. Its illegal to record police officers now... So we the people have no way to prove they are brutalizing us... Did you not catch the silly face next to that statement? You think I'm actually going to argue that there's not widespread corruption in Chicago? Sorry I only defend positions I actually believe (well when I'm not playing devil's advocate or just instigating someone). Sorry, didn't catch that... where's the sarcasm smily when you need it... It's directly illegal in two states. In other states its lumped under "obstruction of justice"...
#14 mudbunny Jun 11, 2011 22:36:35	Yeah I'm reading the supposed principle behind this. And no dice son. It's as fake as a 3 dollar bill. You know the part where they say that in the electrolysis of water you get hydrogen, oxygen and "new species not fully characterized or appreciated by academia yet." That is what people playing along at home should take as the big, big hint that this is full of my daughters stinky diapers.
#15 Cpt_Micha Jun 11, 2011 22:41:57	You'd think so. But some people will believe anything they read posted on the internet............ maybe just for the lulz I should startt creating conspiracy theories?  I bet I could make a killing doing it.
#16 LFK Jun 12, 2011 2:07:38	Stupid people like nothing more than feeling smarter than smart people, and con men are very, very good at making stupid people feel very, very special. The mark doesn't know what actual science looks like and has likely never met a real scientist, so it's easy to plant the idea in their head that scientists are stodgy we-know-how-it-all-works types who are unyielding in their frame of mind, basically the opposing scientist in any movie about science, and then paint the mark as being wiser than those scientists. What do they have? Book smarts!? Well, you my friend, you have street-smarts, and you know what it's really like, don't you? Love and truth and justice, these are what it's really about! So for 5000 dollars you can get in on the ground floor of my unincorporated, unpatented, uninsured business venture. Why don't I just go to the bank or the government for some capital? Because they're The Man, and I'm all about the little people and giving back to the community.
#17 ViolenceJack Jun 12, 2011 3:57:59	You'd think so. But some people will believe anything they read posted on the internet............ maybe just for the lulz I should startt creating conspiracy theories?  I bet I could make a killing doing it. You need to read Foucault's Pendulum, by Umberto Eco. Brilliant novel. Best conspiracy theory themed novel I've ever read. You will not regret it.
#18 lokiare Jun 12, 2011 18:53:43	The problem is you people haven't read the article. People that own fleets of cars odered the parts and had them installed. Then they ordered more. [snark] they have to be pretty stupid to order more. "Well the first batch didn't work, but hey lets give it another try".[/snark] Sorry guys. The browns gas thing actually makes sense. It composed of hydrogen and oxygen that has been separated out from water. Hydrogen is combustible and oxygen is a catalyst. So you would see increased fuel mileage. Now the problem comes in when you try to produce the browns gas. If there is a hoax, that is where it is not in the gas itself. From what I've read super heating water and then catalyzing it takes more energy than you get from burning the browns gas. Maybe when combined with gasoline it reduces the energy cost to the point that it might generate a surplus...