Hytronics

[johnh]

Just found this in our local Classifieds Paper (Quokka)

A recent breakthrough with the New HyTronics Module enables you to run your Vehicle on Water. By atomizing water into hydrogen and oxygen and contolling injection with the HyTronics Module you can now enjoy "Free Fuel" motoring. www.kalculus.net/energy/saver.htm

I'm just about to take a look
Smells scam but who knows
JohnH

[chemelec]

Sounds like a SCAM to me.

No-where in that write-up does it actually say you will Eliminate Gasoline on your vehicle.
And if it is So Easy to Build, Why don't they sell it as a Complete, Functional Unit? Also with a Guarantee of what it Really Will do.
If it Really Worked, They would make a FORTUNE!

Just Plans at $45.00 is Very Expensive.

Also, it still says that you can get the parts at Radio Shack, among a few other sources.
"That was written in the Origional article".
Radio Shack sell Almost NO Parts these days.

And from What I read there, the Whole thing seems like the Origional article.

[dkmacmillan]

Chemelec, I have to agree. I don't trust anyone selling plans for any OU device. I feel that if it worked there would be someone willing to invest the money to produce it. It sounds like they put together these plans from different sources online. I wouldn't be surprised if you see these guys in the paper again, defending themselves in court. Running a car entirely off of hydrogen from a reactor made from a 10" piece of PVC pipe & 2 electrodes? Not likely friend, it's going to be a little more complicated then that. In my area the large quantities of electronic parts that used to be available at radio shack have been reduced to a few roll out drawers of LED's & POT's with some accompanying hardware. That tells me that their information is old stuff that's been floating around on the web for a long time.

[thrival]

While it may be a scam, it sounds awful similar to
my vaporlyzer, yet to be tested. George Delaney
said the Spirit of America rocket car was powered
by steam/water vapor passing thru silver screens.
My guess is it's probably quite simple.

I disagree with you guys strongly that investors
would step up to finance overunity. It hasn't happened
yet and countless OU patents are languishing or expired,
the inventors bought out or intimidated into silence,
or dead. It's easy to blame creative people for being poor
marketeers, and probably true for the most part;
(I really hate sales), and yet, what ever happened
to the R&D executives we just assumed, corporations
hired to comb the literature for ideas that could impact
or improve their industry? They either don't exist, or
have a very different philosophy and approach to
outside ideas than freelance inventors or the
public would expect of "free" enterprise. Call it
counter-intuitive, neo-rational, or just bully fascism.
The fact is it hasn't happened yet, and not for lack of
workable ideas.

Capitalists find it hard to believe they can profit from
manufacturing something so simple as to be instantly
understood and reproducable to a backyard mechanic,
and there's no certainty of repeat profits for doing so.
Free energy is a realm for practical idealists who still
subscribe to dictionary definitions. I hate to say it but
most business people are just too superficial and money-
driven to "get it." The idea of free anything is antithetical
to their ability to profit at your expense, which is a hyno-
gogic whammy and a droning infomercial to lower your
IQ and dumb you down. Free energy sets everyone free,
not just the priviledged few. You undermine their
motivation, which is based upon feeling superior and more
deserving (elitism) to the next person. It comes down to
ego, and the misguided will to assert it, an over-arching
need to control others, which is why I dropped out, not a
baby-sitter to the human race. Free energy is about
free-dom, a big spiritual idea. Your philosophy,
what you believe is possible, will determine what you
discover.