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now this is the 1st thing that i have seen in some time that i say "well this might have a change" looks realy smart. leave your Exogen overnight whit a compresor runing store it in a Your tank of your Hydrogen Driven car and You have your own fueling station ;)

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Here's the correct link.... the poster just got it wrong.. it's a Canadian company. I still don't think ti's real, though! ; here

http://www.xogentechnologies.ca/ is their real web address.

The native Canadian introducing the spiel has credibility at least from the standpoint that he is an established actor. The gas produced is usually called Brown's gas and is downright dangerous. Storing it is out of the question. If the electrolysing waveform is not intellectual property ie. documented in technical literature it's probably snake oil.

Hey, Now if only the Department of Energy could give a big contract XOgen or an renewable energy firm just like the DOD gives big contracts to Boeing, Lockheed, etc.

Yeah, you know why the domain is wrong? Because they linked to the wron site. Here is the official site; http://www.xogentechnologies.ca/

I'm into great developments as much as anyone, hence my employment at Time Domain...(BTW IT Director, not an engineer). But,(at 4 minutes, 19 seconds of the video), they show the off product of water, it looks like a block of ice they are heating. I would expect droplets of water from that. Show me a heating of other material, i.e. steel, iron, carbon fiber with the same result. Or, define the composite this is shown against so a real evaluating of off-product can be made.

"But the point is that the electricity has to come from somewhere and if it’s not coming from zero emissions power plants it may not be better than gas." What about the car's alternator? ;)

From This Link About six years ago I [NOT LES SMITH] published an article on Xogen, a company in Calgary, Alberta, who were making free energy claims based on "pulsed electrolysis". Xogen was partly owned by a public company called Tathacus. I am reasonably convinced that the managers at Tathacus truly did believe the claims, at least at first. As the saga played out, however, you could see the acrimony between Tathacus and Xogen rising, and (if I read it correctly) the doubts setting in. It must have been hell for the managers, as they slowly came to realize that they had been made massive fools of. Tathacus eventually dumped Xogen and changed both its name and profession. Xogen just disappeared. I am always amazed at people who stand up for these cons based on, well, nothing really. It seems to do no good to point out that this drama has been played countless times before in history, and it always comes out the same, and that maybe we should be learning from that. It reminds me of someone who keeps playing Monte (the shell game), and just won't be convinced that the whole thing is fixed.

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I did not notice any claims of over unity in the video clip. Therefore I see this technology being a potential for alternative uses such as waste treatment or water purification. There would need to be much research regarding energy use vs other current methods.