In June last year, everyone may have heard the buzz about a japanese water car. The buzz was about Genepax, a company from Japan who had claimed that they invented a revolutionary system that splits water into hydrogen and oxygen and then uses a fuel cell to recombine it and generate electricity. That electricity would have driven a car, fact that they demonstrated in front of the press at that time.
They even had youtube videos showing their core technology at work, how water is being fed to the system and then recycled back to its source. It was a nice hope for the auto industry, although some claimed it was some kind of hoax.
Well, the naysayers must be happy now, that the company has closed its gates. I don’t know for sure this wasn’t a hoax, but with so many public appearances and demonstrations, I don’t see many possibilities that it was. More, so many discussion groups over the internet experiment water splitting devices, with no intention of selling them to anyone, but to make their lifes better and save their pockets’ contents.
Anyway, conspiracy or non-conspiracy, after Stan Meyer’s (another well-mediatized water car inventor) odd death, we have an additional reason to believe that there’s a certain policy ruling the world, policy that won’t allow anyone make breakthrough changes, and even if they’re demonstrated to work, they will be probably categorized as scams, or someone will silently shut them down.
Genepax is down, people! And that’s sad to hear…
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#1 by Sushi on February 24, 2009 - 1:10 pm
First study thermodynamics and then write about conspiracy.
#2 by Ovidiu on February 24, 2009 - 3:26 pm
Please give me a break with thermodynamics and newton-aged theories. I studied them already, but what these guys are trying to do is take a glimpse at zero point energy, not make something out of nothing, like everyone likes to say.
#3 by Scott Avery on March 5, 2009 - 10:07 pm
I will be leaving for Japan on august 15th and I will let everyone know if this Genepax vehicle is real or not. If the car is for real I will purchase one and bring the vehicle back to the united states And drive the vehicle on Oprahs talk show and let all americans see for themselves.Then I will drive the vehicle straight to washington and visit with the president.
#4 by Dormmamu on March 7, 2009 - 11:40 am
@ Scott Avery
Your joking, right ?
#5 by Andrew on May 12, 2009 - 9:27 am
When I saw first that water powered car I was very much impressed. I thought that genepax company was very brave to challange the world’s oil kings. Finally they could only show that, our world is still controlled by the oil cartel…
#6 by Why would anyone make a car out of it? on August 11, 2009 - 1:20 pm
basically they have a crap car and something that generates electricity from just water? seriously if you had this, why would you put it in a car? why not hook it up to a power grid that would compensate you for pumping electricity into the grid? that exists in many communities. You could turn water into cash. why are they putting it in a car? there is really only one answer. I DOESN’T FUCKING WORK!!! the money they plan to profit from is the investors’ money.
#7 by Gu on August 19, 2009 - 3:01 am
There is another inventor from the Philippines and he also invented a car that runs on water (google it). He said that his invention could not be manufactured because his government has an agreement with the World Bank in which no invention can compete with them with oil sales.
I suppose the Wold bank offered Genepax a big check to shut up, and the smartest thing for them was to take it because otherwise we know what happens….
#8 by Blue Swan on September 17, 2009 - 8:44 pm
Well then, what about Hydropak?
It\’s looks like the same power system as Genepax.
Also, Genepax announced that it had acquired a significant investor and would be working with them to develop the technology. If true, the wouldn\’t want the competition knowing their every move…
#9 by Kevin West on December 1, 2009 - 10:18 pm
A water car cannot be sold! The governments will not allow it because the oil and banks will not allow it.
Those in charge of the world, oil, banking etc need to keep people dependent and in the dark and stupid. They CANNOT allow “free” energy that will make 3rd world countries independent and US independent from Oil and the world banks.
The technology to convert water to hydrogen has been around for decades. Yes I can be done with very little energy I have know people that did it. But it can not be sold, either the inventor is bought off, killed like Stan Meyer or just disappears. Look at the history if you think it is just a coincidence!
#10 by C JAMES on February 12, 2010 - 5:03 pm
Surely one must be inquisitive enough to see and examine one of Genepax car’s before writing them off as rubbish. I certainly could be prepared to buy one.
#11 by Geoff Fritz on March 19, 2010 - 1:24 pm
Stan Meyer died of natural causes. But to keep the conspiracy theorist happy he was ass raped by aliens and died of Mars AIDS.
LOve this line: “Well, the naysayers must be happy now, that the company has closed its gates. I don’t know for sure this wasn’t a hoax, but with so many public appearances and demonstrations, I don’t see many possibility that it was.”
Of course it was a hoax you ninny. All free energy is.
As a naysayer with regards free energy, I am never wrong, but it pains me that people are still pushing this rubbish on the gullible public. Hydrogen powered cars – yes. Water to hydrogen to water and so on to power a car – give me a fucking break!!!
#12 by what ever on March 21, 2010 - 8:27 pm
Geoff Fritz,
with all respect to your opinions what ever they are…
AND whatever your motive is….I have been interested in this concept for the last 2 years and copies of patents of the invention of Stan Mayer are freely available on the net.
I actually made a water fuel cell and produced Hydrogene and Oxygene by a method called electrlysis, maybe you should try it it is amazing to see these bubbles of hydrogene rising from the water. and they burn, it is hydrogene and oxygene that makes up the water right. electricity from a 12 Volt car battery breaks the bond and frees the gases.
try this…wire up a spoon to a 9 volt battery positive and another spoon to the negative side immerse them into salted water and see what happens when you bring them close to each other without touching. now get someone to use a lighter to light the gas bubbles. have fun.