Tech
Disclaimer:
Consult someone who is qualified. If you zap yourself or something blows up, it's on you, not me. Don't say I didn't warn you.
My innovation experiences:
I have air conditioning and electrical qualifications.
I've also worked with fringe solutions. There's controlled opposition there also.
I smell a rat:
I started questioning water fuel in the early 2000's.
Water is two parts Hydrogen, one part Oxygen. These are flammable. Petrol is flammable. This could power an engine.
I got involved in a research organisation in 2007 and left at the end of 2012. I would have left earlier but had to have good reason to leave. There was controlled opposition, lack of focus on what worked (like the Chas Campbell Snooker Ball Gravity Wheel we saw in 2007), and I found some of the circuits / projects to be questionable. I got married after that and started my own business.
Chas Campbell's inventions:
We tested his two inventions in 2007. One was essentially flywheel marketed as a free energy generator, which everyone raves about. The other invention is the real goods, but no one talks about it - the Snooker Ball Gravity Wheel. You give it a slight push, and it picks up speed by itself to the point you have snooker balls flying around the room.
Most free energy systems, especially the videos these days, are bogus. It's amazing what you can do with an induction cooktop hidden underneath the bench: There's your hidden battery - wireless transfer of power (like your wireless phone charger).
So what happened to it all?
It's been sitting stagnant. I have the data, but no one with money seems interested in helping develop it further. People have other priorities. I have to pay my bills and keep the basics going, and I'm getting by at that. To take this stuff further requires a good cash injection.
You know how God opens and closes doors on stuff in life, to guide you in the right path? That. It's one of the reasons I lean towards a pre tribulation rapture. Though the goons can also be head me if push came to shove. That's a whole other can of worms for a whole other page.
My innovation experiences:
I have air conditioning and electrical qualifications.
I've also worked with fringe solutions. There's controlled opposition there also.
I smell a rat:
I started questioning water fuel in the early 2000's.
Water is two parts Hydrogen, one part Oxygen. These are flammable. Petrol is flammable. This could power an engine.
I got involved in a research organisation in 2007 and left at the end of 2012. I would have left earlier but had to have good reason to leave. There was controlled opposition, lack of focus on what worked (like the Chas Campbell Snooker Ball Gravity Wheel we saw in 2007), and I found some of the circuits / projects to be questionable. I got married after that and started my own business.
Chas Campbell's inventions:
We tested his two inventions in 2007. One was essentially flywheel marketed as a free energy generator, which everyone raves about. The other invention is the real goods, but no one talks about it - the Snooker Ball Gravity Wheel. You give it a slight push, and it picks up speed by itself to the point you have snooker balls flying around the room.
Most free energy systems, especially the videos these days, are bogus. It's amazing what you can do with an induction cooktop hidden underneath the bench: There's your hidden battery - wireless transfer of power (like your wireless phone charger).
So what happened to it all?
It's been sitting stagnant. I have the data, but no one with money seems interested in helping develop it further. People have other priorities. I have to pay my bills and keep the basics going, and I'm getting by at that. To take this stuff further requires a good cash injection.
You know how God opens and closes doors on stuff in life, to guide you in the right path? That. It's one of the reasons I lean towards a pre tribulation rapture. Though the goons can also be head me if push came to shove. That's a whole other can of worms for a whole other page.
Innovation concepts:
Water as fuel:
I think the Stan Meyer patents leave out information needed to make it work.
A system topology not published elsewhere. Think a modified version of Stan Meyer’s Water Fuel Cell or the XOGen system. Think a modified boost switch mode power supply based on a gated pulse timer instead of voltage feedback, using PNP mosfets (instead of NPN mosfets) and a freewheel diode. Electrolysis happens around 2 volts, dielectric breakdown of water occurs at 1KV/mm. Oxygen sensor is resistance, not a voltage source. This setup should offer reduced maintenance and superior gas output / fuel savings on petrol / gas / diesel engines.
If I had the money and time, I'd look into it more.
I had looked into it previously but they weren't all that organised, didn't like my views, and it fell by the wayside. Money isn't easily come by these days.
Water as fuel:
I think the Stan Meyer patents leave out information needed to make it work.
A system topology not published elsewhere. Think a modified version of Stan Meyer’s Water Fuel Cell or the XOGen system. Think a modified boost switch mode power supply based on a gated pulse timer instead of voltage feedback, using PNP mosfets (instead of NPN mosfets) and a freewheel diode. Electrolysis happens around 2 volts, dielectric breakdown of water occurs at 1KV/mm. Oxygen sensor is resistance, not a voltage source. This setup should offer reduced maintenance and superior gas output / fuel savings on petrol / gas / diesel engines.
If I had the money and time, I'd look into it more.
I had looked into it previously but they weren't all that organised, didn't like my views, and it fell by the wayside. Money isn't easily come by these days.
The world is unstable. Has anyone tried to bring forth solutions?
I tried. Been there, done that.
Hydrocarbon Conspiracy wasn't my first project.
I have theories as to where this is all headed, and offer some insight so you know I'm genuine.
I'll show you the technical goods first, then I'm going to bring the Bible in to the equation after you've read all that. It seems to be about the only thing making sense.
I saw this coming in the mid 2000's.
In the mid 2000's, I had an interest in water fuel and free energy machines (excluding solar and wind power).
The conspiracies concerning the inventors of such gave the issue more credibility.
I was involved in the solutions game and helped launch an organisation whose heyday ran from 2007 - 2012.
www.panacea-bocaf.org
You may or may not have heard of them.
There's a Facebook page, but it's currently only run by one of the volunteers, not the main founder.
The main founder has essentially vanished off the internet.
You can still find fragments of Panacea online, but most of it is noise.
What's wrong with solar and batteries?
Solar was very expensive back then (that's why most of the old grid connected systems were only 1.5Kw).
Solar batteries were essentially unheard of (unless you were off grid), very expensive, bulky, and required maintenance.
LED lighting was in its infancy - they weren't very bright.
Clearly times have changed.
Sure, there's solar and wind power, but solar doesn't work at night and wind turbines don't work when there's no wind. Some people call it renewable energy. More like unreliable energy. To get to the point, of many claimed free energy systems, I believe there's one system that is likely to work, but the government stopped it.
Lithium-Ion batteries catch fire easily.
LiFePo4 batteries are manufactured but there's only so much raw material available.
Sodium Ion batteries look more promising but are in their infancy.
Given the wonders of hemp, I think hemp based batteries are possible but few have looked into that.
But there's free energy videos on social media?
Most of those are bogus. Notice that they never sell kits?
It's amazing what you can do with an induction cooktop that has been hacked apart, or hidden lithium batteries.
Panacea - How They Went Wrong?
Looking for panacea-bocaf.org ? I'm the co-founder. I'll tell you what went wrong.
Panacea means remedy, a cure for all. I didn't name the organisation but it was fitting.
BOCAF meant Building Our Children A Future. I didn't coin that term either, but ok, fair call.
Ironically, "How They Went Wrong" was a page on the Panacea website back in its day, about how all the others went wrong. But apparently there's no such thing as controlled opposition.
There's a lot of information that the government and certain major corporations would rather us not know about.
The idea of Panacea was to promote alternative energy and sustainable solutions.
We had a lot of interesting stuff come through.
In terms of alternative energy, most of it was bollocks but there were certainly some promising solutions there too.
I helped start Panacea in late 2006.
If you don't give these things a try, you'll never know.
I helped work on some of the solutions as well as internet content and promotion.
I also worked a day job to help fund it.
There were other volunteers we helped co-ordinate.
The first free energy machine we encountered was the Chas Campbell Snooker Ball Gravity Wheel. That was in 2007. It had no regulation and became unstable, but was enough of a proof of concept to justify digging deeper.
We tested a bunch of fuel saver solutions over the years. Some vehicles had computer fuel injection, others were purely mechanical fuel injection. We got the dyno and emissions results too.
The Hidro+ system by James Kwok was interesting. We saw the live demonstration in March 2011 on the Gold Coast. It appeared to work.
Donations gradually increased over time.
A problem was becoming increasingly apparent. We had replicated a Water Fuel Cell based on Ravi's version of Stan Meyer's Water Fuel Cell. The goons told Ravi to stop working on it or else, so he shared the information with us. The design had a major flaw and although I'm more technically inclined than the founder is, I wasn't allowed to suggest corrections in order to make it work. The focus of the organisation spread too thin. I didn't really have much of a say in that. The founder started producing content on health stuff - but it wasn't an appropriate time for that to be the main focus as we had demonstrated working technical solutions justifying getting further funds.
I could only volunteer for so long. Either start paying as promise or I move on. I had to move on with my life.
I withdrew my support in late 2012, I cut up my bank card for the organisation's trust bank account, and we parted ways.
I kept copies of the master material.
My name was removed from the website but it was obvious as the remaining information was left on there.
The website domain name expired in January 2026 (the main founder didn't pay the renewal fee) and the person who won the auction isn't interested in selling the domain name. Essentially, it's now run by a bunch of impersonators.
I tried. Been there, done that.
Hydrocarbon Conspiracy wasn't my first project.
I have theories as to where this is all headed, and offer some insight so you know I'm genuine.
I'll show you the technical goods first, then I'm going to bring the Bible in to the equation after you've read all that. It seems to be about the only thing making sense.
I saw this coming in the mid 2000's.
In the mid 2000's, I had an interest in water fuel and free energy machines (excluding solar and wind power).
The conspiracies concerning the inventors of such gave the issue more credibility.
I was involved in the solutions game and helped launch an organisation whose heyday ran from 2007 - 2012.
www.panacea-bocaf.org
You may or may not have heard of them.
There's a Facebook page, but it's currently only run by one of the volunteers, not the main founder.
The main founder has essentially vanished off the internet.
You can still find fragments of Panacea online, but most of it is noise.
What's wrong with solar and batteries?
Solar was very expensive back then (that's why most of the old grid connected systems were only 1.5Kw).
Solar batteries were essentially unheard of (unless you were off grid), very expensive, bulky, and required maintenance.
LED lighting was in its infancy - they weren't very bright.
Clearly times have changed.
Sure, there's solar and wind power, but solar doesn't work at night and wind turbines don't work when there's no wind. Some people call it renewable energy. More like unreliable energy. To get to the point, of many claimed free energy systems, I believe there's one system that is likely to work, but the government stopped it.
Lithium-Ion batteries catch fire easily.
LiFePo4 batteries are manufactured but there's only so much raw material available.
Sodium Ion batteries look more promising but are in their infancy.
Given the wonders of hemp, I think hemp based batteries are possible but few have looked into that.
But there's free energy videos on social media?
Most of those are bogus. Notice that they never sell kits?
It's amazing what you can do with an induction cooktop that has been hacked apart, or hidden lithium batteries.
Panacea - How They Went Wrong?
Looking for panacea-bocaf.org ? I'm the co-founder. I'll tell you what went wrong.
Panacea means remedy, a cure for all. I didn't name the organisation but it was fitting.
BOCAF meant Building Our Children A Future. I didn't coin that term either, but ok, fair call.
Ironically, "How They Went Wrong" was a page on the Panacea website back in its day, about how all the others went wrong. But apparently there's no such thing as controlled opposition.
There's a lot of information that the government and certain major corporations would rather us not know about.
The idea of Panacea was to promote alternative energy and sustainable solutions.
We had a lot of interesting stuff come through.
In terms of alternative energy, most of it was bollocks but there were certainly some promising solutions there too.
I helped start Panacea in late 2006.
If you don't give these things a try, you'll never know.
I helped work on some of the solutions as well as internet content and promotion.
I also worked a day job to help fund it.
There were other volunteers we helped co-ordinate.
The first free energy machine we encountered was the Chas Campbell Snooker Ball Gravity Wheel. That was in 2007. It had no regulation and became unstable, but was enough of a proof of concept to justify digging deeper.
We tested a bunch of fuel saver solutions over the years. Some vehicles had computer fuel injection, others were purely mechanical fuel injection. We got the dyno and emissions results too.
The Hidro+ system by James Kwok was interesting. We saw the live demonstration in March 2011 on the Gold Coast. It appeared to work.
Donations gradually increased over time.
A problem was becoming increasingly apparent. We had replicated a Water Fuel Cell based on Ravi's version of Stan Meyer's Water Fuel Cell. The goons told Ravi to stop working on it or else, so he shared the information with us. The design had a major flaw and although I'm more technically inclined than the founder is, I wasn't allowed to suggest corrections in order to make it work. The focus of the organisation spread too thin. I didn't really have much of a say in that. The founder started producing content on health stuff - but it wasn't an appropriate time for that to be the main focus as we had demonstrated working technical solutions justifying getting further funds.
I could only volunteer for so long. Either start paying as promise or I move on. I had to move on with my life.
I withdrew my support in late 2012, I cut up my bank card for the organisation's trust bank account, and we parted ways.
I kept copies of the master material.
My name was removed from the website but it was obvious as the remaining information was left on there.
The website domain name expired in January 2026 (the main founder didn't pay the renewal fee) and the person who won the auction isn't interested in selling the domain name. Essentially, it's now run by a bunch of impersonators.
The Panacea website - a preview
My name was there but was removed years after the main founder and I parted ways in 2013. Screenshot captured from the website in 2018. This website is no longer. The main founder let the domain expire in Janaury 2026 and is now run by a bunch of impersonators.
My name was there but was removed years after the main founder and I parted ways in 2013. Screenshot captured from the website in 2018. This website is no longer. The main founder let the domain expire in Janaury 2026 and is now run by a bunch of impersonators.
Chas Campbell (inventor) and his two systems
We witnessed these two systems in 2007.
The system on the left is bogus. It's simply a motor, flywheel, and alternator. You can find similar systems promoted on AliExpress to this day, promoted as "Free Energy" systems. Many people with no mechanical understanding claim it is free energy. I can assure you it is not free energy.
The system on the right seems promising. It is a large wheel containing snooker balls and rail transfer mechanisms. One element of skepticism suggests that the wheel picks up speed by itself due to the balls being loaded on the start along the top of the system. It certainly gained speed to the point you'd have snooker balls flying across the room.
We witnessed these two systems in 2007.
The system on the left is bogus. It's simply a motor, flywheel, and alternator. You can find similar systems promoted on AliExpress to this day, promoted as "Free Energy" systems. Many people with no mechanical understanding claim it is free energy. I can assure you it is not free energy.
The system on the right seems promising. It is a large wheel containing snooker balls and rail transfer mechanisms. One element of skepticism suggests that the wheel picks up speed by itself due to the balls being loaded on the start along the top of the system. It certainly gained speed to the point you'd have snooker balls flying across the room.
Hidro+ demonstration on the Gold Coast
March 2011. Inventor: James Kwok
If you want renewable baseload power that works on a calm night, this system seems promising. It transfers compressed air back and forth between two chambers immersed in water in the tower. The Australian government knocked it back because it could generate electricity.
March 2011. Inventor: James Kwok
If you want renewable baseload power that works on a calm night, this system seems promising. It transfers compressed air back and forth between two chambers immersed in water in the tower. The Australian government knocked it back because it could generate electricity.
Ravi-Meyer Water Fuel Cell
2008
Stan Meyer invented a car that ran using nothing but water. He was murdered in 1998. Many people have attempted to replicate his system. I suspect he left out information from his patents. Someone in India (Ravi) developed the following system and was also told to shut up about it also.
Some people have been using hydrogen cells on their cars for years to enhance fuel combustion, efficiency, and reduce emissions.
Normally you put a chemical in the water to make it conduct electricity. This system uses coils instead. The goons told Ravi to stop working on it or else. Our tests showed it produced copious amounts of gas, moments before the MOSFET (Q1 in the image below) failed. This diagram is close, but needs improvement to make it workable.
2008
Stan Meyer invented a car that ran using nothing but water. He was murdered in 1998. Many people have attempted to replicate his system. I suspect he left out information from his patents. Someone in India (Ravi) developed the following system and was also told to shut up about it also.
Some people have been using hydrogen cells on their cars for years to enhance fuel combustion, efficiency, and reduce emissions.
Normally you put a chemical in the water to make it conduct electricity. This system uses coils instead. The goons told Ravi to stop working on it or else. Our tests showed it produced copious amounts of gas, moments before the MOSFET (Q1 in the image below) failed. This diagram is close, but needs improvement to make it workable.
Weather modification
Yes, you read right. Some people disagree but food originates from farms, not from factories / warehouses / shops. Farmers need water to grow food. If you need rain, there's ways to get it.
The image on the left is a Cloud Buster test on the Brisbane river (2009). Point it at a cloud and the cloud vanishes. Weird, but it worked. Orgone energy (however that worked). If you heard about the Joe Cell for fuelling engines, come to think of it, I think an orgone accumulator would have worked better than a traditional "Joe Cell". I met "Joe Cell" Joe in 2006.
The image on the right is more scientifically based (Concept). Everyone knows about the cloud seeding, but the negative ion generation method? 40 thousand volts at several kilowatts of power is extremely dangerous, it would need to be contained within an interlocked compound yard.
Yes, you read right. Some people disagree but food originates from farms, not from factories / warehouses / shops. Farmers need water to grow food. If you need rain, there's ways to get it.
The image on the left is a Cloud Buster test on the Brisbane river (2009). Point it at a cloud and the cloud vanishes. Weird, but it worked. Orgone energy (however that worked). If you heard about the Joe Cell for fuelling engines, come to think of it, I think an orgone accumulator would have worked better than a traditional "Joe Cell". I met "Joe Cell" Joe in 2006.
The image on the right is more scientifically based (Concept). Everyone knows about the cloud seeding, but the negative ion generation method? 40 thousand volts at several kilowatts of power is extremely dangerous, it would need to be contained within an interlocked compound yard.