GEET Engine
An interview with Ryan and Paul Pantone on the GEET Engine, a new type of IC engine that uses a high-temperature reactor to ionize fuel more higher efficiency & greater horsepower. www.americanantigravity.com
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Paul Pantone on the GEET Engine
www.americanantigravity.com – Paul Pantone describes GEET Engine technology. Filmed in 2005. Incoming search terms:реактор пантона Ñвоими руками
Paul Pantone on GEET Engine Acceptance
www.americanantigravity.com – Paul Pantone describes resistance by mainstream science & engineering to the GEET engine technology, and cites obstacles that he’s had to overcome in gaining acceptance for this technology. Filmed in 2005.
The Stanley Meyer’s Water Fuel Cell (WFC) boosted with the GEGENE
Here a demo of the Water Fuel Cell in action based on Stanley Meyer’s WFC boosted with the GEGENE generator used here as the S.Meyer’s VIC (Voltage Intensifier Circuit). The WFC uses ORDINARY TAP…
The Water Fuel Cell (WFC) tested with PURE OSMOSED (distilled equiv.) WATER
Here a test of the Stanley Meyer’s Water Fuel Cell (WFC) tested with PURE OSMOSED WATER (equiv. to distilled water) without any electrolyte. The WFC is powered with the GEGENE used a the VIC…
Close View of the Water Fuel Cell test with PURE OSMOSED WATER (equiv. to distilled water)
Here a Close View of the Water Fuel Cell test with PURE OSMOSED WATER (equiv. to distilled water) powered with the GEGENE v3.0. There is a stong HHO gaz production. More infos at: www.jlnlab.com
The (WFC) Water Fuel Cell in Action (close view) powered by the GEGENE
Here a video of the Stanley Meyer’s (WFC) Water Fuel Cell in Action (close view) powered by the GEGENE with High Voltage, High Frequency nanopulses. The WFC is a water capacitor and uses ORDINARY…
Mad Scientist Lab. Best Source Of Fuel Ever! RWGresearch
Mad Scientist Lab. Best Source Of Fuel Ever! RWGresearch This is a teaser / fun video… more details later! Including the new hole in the ceiling! 🙂 Yes, that’s water… the brown stuff is…
Michael Orton describes Widtsoe Institute’s Farm Fuel Initiative
On Thursday Nov. 19th, 2009, a Renewable Energy Symposium was held on the Snow College Ephraim campus, with the primary topic being producing biofuel from seed crops grown locally, yielding a byproduct that can serve as food for livestock. In this mode…