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For a closed water-electrolysis-to-hydrogen-to-power loop with no external input, energy conservation and unavoidable conversions preclude a self-powered engine delivering net useful work. This directly contradicts the necessary technical premise of the claimed hidden working device.
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Electrolysis genuinely produces hydrogen from water, but the process requires electrical energy; an onboard alternator therefore shifts energy from the engine into hydrogen rather than creating a new primary source.
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DOE electrolysis guidance describes electricity as the energy input used to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, so water supplies feedstock rather than free primary energy.
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Established electrolysis physics requires an external energy input to split water, so an extraordinary Meyer-type system requires a measured system-level energy balance rather than a visible gas output or moving vehicle.
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