vortexentity writes: HOUSTON, May 23, 2008 - Quantum Bit Induction Technology, Inc. (OTC:QBII) announces plans to offer, to the public, nuclear powered automotive fuel saving devices. The company plans to introduce its first fuel saving product for vehicles in coming days. The product is being developed in cooperation with Michael McDonnough of Remington Ventures, Inc.. The company plans to sell the product in cooperation with Mustang Performance Headquarters, Inc.
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Since my name is on this press release I felt it was important
to address this issue and explain my involvement and detail what we
will be offering to those who read my column.
This current
offering originated from a proposal I sent to QBII's president Mike
Skillern. It detailed my thoughts on how with the price of fuel at its
all time high it is time for QBII to make a push into the market for
these HHO gas, or hydrogen booster devices.
Quantum Bit has
been working on this technology for many years as have I and we agree
in principle that the reason that some executions of this technology
work so well is that what is happening is a dense hydride layer is
deposited on the electrodes of the device and once it is formed the
incident of collisions of hydrogen atoms is increased in proportion to
the density of the hydride. H+H fusion reactions are occurring in the
hydride layer of the device..
In simple terms you can achieve
a higher than expected production efficiency in combustible gas
conversion of water in a reaction cell that has this hydride layer
maximized and if you pulse the signal to the cell in such a way that
the hydrogen atoms fuse and release energy into the water you get more
gas. A lot more gas production in fact. I go into more detail on my technology blog.
I know that every time I go to buy gas it cost more. It cost a lot
more in fact. So much so that I want to focus much of my creative and
business skills on decreasing our demand for these ever depleting fuel
stocks.
I know for a fact that this technology can at the very
least convert some of the wasted energy that our alternators are
kicking out into HHO fuel instead of dumping that electrical energy
into a resistor when it is not needed. That in itself will recycle some
of the wasted energy into usable fuel so we have some fuel savings even
if there is no nuclear energy involved. But we are pretty certain that
the low energy nuclear reactions are in fact taking place in the dense
metal hydride layer deposited on the electrodes of our device.
We
intend to prove nuclear reactions conclusivly and we will continue to
improve on the technology until we have weaned ourselves off of
imported fossil fuel altogether. It is a matter of national security in
my view and if we can manage to save some money on fuel our economy
will improve in the long run.
If the future is only going to be
us paying higher and higher prices for everything we buy I don't think
I want to live in that future. Instead we intend to help resolve this
problem so that we can end our dependence on foreign oil once and for
all. This technology is a big step in that direction in my opinion.
vortexentity
