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[BOBBY R]

[Chris]

dead ringer.??? what are we talking about here I've not got a clue?

[BOBBY R]

[kevinsatterfield]

20060075683

Thers' another patent from Klein........

[BOBBY R]

hey kevin do you think that mr. kline is on a patent fishing expedition.?? bobby r

[kevinsatterfield]

Looks to be bait'n something in......sometimes its not wat ya say but ......

[Bob Boyce]

Looks to me like he may be trying to patent everything he can find that has already been in the public domain for years.

Bob

[Chris]

I just saw a video on this Denny Klein guy and his technology. What do you think he's trying to do that is so different from "brute force" electrolysis?

There is mention of polarized atomic hydrogen in another post on this forum... is that pretty much the same thing that you used to call monoatomic hydrogen Bob?

Klein's website claims 3x more energy then standard electrolysis so that sounds very much like your older discussions of monoatomic hydrogen. The sticking point is that his site says that it's infinitely stable. That seems to contradict what you wrote about monoatomic. If I remember correctly, you said that it doesn't like to stay in a monoatomic state for more then a few brief moments so you have to make it and use it immediately.

At any rate if you care to elaborate or theorize on what he appears to be doing, I would love to hear thoughts.

[kevinsatterfield]

[eco]

[Bob Boyce]

[eco]

Bob,
His electrolyser is one cell,and he has a lot of problems with overheating,and his production of gas is not real because unit produce lot of water vapor.This vapor is better for saving than oxyhydrogen for fuel injection cars if he produce water vapor heating water with exhaust.,but he produce vapor and oxyhydrogen with lot of energy consumption(160A)from alternator.This Ford has only 85-90 HP.He can only make countereffect.He only laying people trying to make money (usually)from poor mass