George Wiseman spent 30 years sitting on a technology he thought was only good for welding torches and fuel savers.

Then a customer told him it did something else entirely. He didn't believe her. He kept not believing her for nine more years.

By the time he tested it on himself, his wife was gone.

This episode is that story, plus the part almost nobody in the hydrogen space will say out loud: the machines pumping out the biggest numbers are the ones most likely to hurt you.

In This Episode, You'll Learn

• What Brown's gas actually is and how George says it differs from the plain molecular hydrogen everyone is selling right now
• Why "more output" is a red flag, not a feature. George explains the 4.7% combustible limit and walks through a real incident where a user was told to run at 100%, leaned near a candle, and ended up in the hospital
• The checklist George uses to sniff out con men in his own industry: what the guarantee looks like, what the warranty looks like, and the "unopened box only" return policy that should send you running
• How he got the machine's output tested for lye, hexavalent chromium, and other contaminants, and what lye actually is versus what movies made you think it is
• The 30-year blind spot he calls "expert syndrome," and why being the world expert in one use case made him miss a completely different one
• Why he refuses to build a subscription into a $3,000 product, and the rental and service-center model he's trying to build instead
• What he wants a hospital to test if someone handed him the keys tomorrow

About George Wiseman:

George Wiseman is the founder of Eagle Research and the inventor of the AquaCure. He grew up on a remote cattle ranch with no electricity, no plumbing, and no mechanics for miles, which is where he taught himself to build and fix everything himself. He started Eagle Research in 1984 selling fuel savers, tested off the scale on a mechanical IQ test in college, and has been self-employed as an inventor ever since. He's spent the last 10 years focused entirely on Brown's gas.

Connect with George:

• Website: eagle-research.com
• LinkedIn: George Wiseman
• Youtube: George Wiseman