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Version Release Date: 11/10/07
YOU'RE PART OF A GROUP NOW!
If you know it or not, if you're an active experimenter or not, you're now part of a
group that is highly interested in deriving free energy from water, especially for cars.
Here's a letter from Mr. Frank Roberts, a major researcher and contributer to this
technology. It will give you insight about the spirit of this group. There are many
sub-groups and Mr. Roberts talks specifically to one of them:
Hello to the group
The purpose of my new design was to have a unit the average person could build with
a few basic tools and start learning first hand about electrolyzers. In reading the posts I
feel this has been a success. Many have now got to learn the basics first hand before
going to the next level of complexity.
For those that criticize the rate of production compared to more complicated designs,
they have missed the boat completely. You can't compare a basic design with no
electronics to a sophisticated pulsed unit or a water splitter. This is comparing apples to
oranges, I'm designing new electronics to take us to the next step and control the
engine completely. It will monitor all parameters of engine functions and adjust to
hydroxygen and gasoline automatically under any driving conditions.
I and others have built cars that run on hydroxy only, but that does no good if the
average person can't take advantage of the technology. As a group we have to walk
before we can run, rest assured we will get there. This was the point of the new design
as I have stated many times, the first design was too complex for most of the group. I
know there are those that are capable of building it and are not interested in taking part
in the learning process.
But unless those with the knowledge and experience take the time and effort to help
others in the group we have achieved nothing. I don't think it's appropriate to impress
upon others how much knowledge some of us have, this just serves to discourage
others from learning. At some point in our lives we have to stop being students and
give of ourselves to be teachers. :-)
Best Wishes,
Frank Roberts
P.S. The things we are doing we have to do. If we don't we will just be polishing the
brass on a sinking ship. Some in our society have the monkey in the cookie jar
syndrome: a monkey sticks his hand in a cookie jar to retrieve a cookie, however while
he is holding the cookie he can't get his hand out of the cookie jar. The monkey wants
that cookie so bad he won't let go and starves to death. We need to remember what is
truly important and not go down with the ship. And maybe learn how to turn the cookie
jar upside down to get a cookie. ;-)
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