Water Powered Technology in Japan! (Tested & Proven)

http://usanarichard.blogspot.com/2008/07/blog-post.html
Japan leading technology had successfully designed and produced a vehicle that can be powered by water(H2o).

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[crestind]

@hyperbob101 You didn't have anything to do with either water powered car, so why do you say we?

[LikableDesi]

That what happens , while these big enegry company's try to save their little oil/gas/hydro kingdom, some young company will come along and produce innovative products. When these big companies realize what happened, it will be too late.

[rugbytlse]

Here in France, some 10 years ago, there was a prototype running exclusively on water but, as anywhere else in the world, the oil lobby prevented the poor genius creator from manufacturing it at an industrial scale. As long as there will remain a single drop of their sacred oil people are dying every second for, such alternative technologies will be killed in the egg.

[saintveil]

@lizardfirefighter110 - Looks like Big Oil is quashing it for as long as they possibly can; but foreign companies are closing-in fast. There's a nice article in English on the overunity website. You can google the term "overunity genepax" to find the article. There's also a company in Texas which as a new ultra high capacity capacitor battery (400 mile charge).

[hyperbob101]

@lizardfirefighter110 I understand that, but I know for a fact that water powered engines have been declassified for many years now.

[lizardfirefighter110]

@hyperbob101 Dude, I think you are missing the point. The claim is that the engine in the video operates exclusively on water. No oil products for fuel! No electricity. My guess is that engine builders around the world have known about this technology for 50 years, but were under pressure to keep it under raps. See Stanly Myers water car and the guy from the Philippines.

[hyperbob101]

@ODAL123 True, but Here in America it is for alot of people.

[ODAL123]

@hyperbob101 instead of saying all that, you should ask yourself why this isn't applied to our daily lives when people are dying for oil. -_-

[hyperbob101]

Wow, sorry to say but Japan needs to research before making such a fuss about this technology when the Americans have had hybrids for around five years officially and have had the actual technology for near twenty years so this is out dated.