RUN YOUR CAR ON WATER

myjargoning asked:


I’ve purchased a Jeep Cherokee for cheap and was toying around with building and installing a Water/Salt or Water/Vinegar electrolyzer. Does it really add 25% to 50% to an internal combustion engine? Has anyone tried an electrolyzer before?

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uncajesse asked:

Yep, plain old water can be used to replace fossil fuels for energy use. And people have been doing it for easily 20 years now.

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h2opower asked:

This is my goal

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ronidl76 asked:


I’ve always heard it does. “Turn off your air conditioner to save gas.”

True or not?

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pat_magrath asked:


i heard somewhere that they did discover how to do it but it was covered up caus they wanted to keep the oil industry in swing. is it a myth?

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Eve asked:


It was raining so hard we didnt see how bad the road was tell it was to late…. The card just shut right off. Now once we got out and pushed it out of the water we noticed the oil was leaking. The water wasnt even up to the doors. 1997 Olds Aurora! I was told to let it dry out afew days and change the oil b4 trying to start it again.. IS THAT bULL?

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dave777 asked:


Cracking water to get to the hydrogen.

More energy needed than extracted ?
“One of the problems with using hydrogen as fuel is that if someone’s in an accident you can kill a lot of people easily. sure using it as a fuel and having it produce water is a really helpful idea, but hydrogen by itself (as i understand it) is very explosive, put it in a crash with flames, oh that’s all sorts of trouble. Somebody tell me if i’m misinformed on that.”

My way of thinking of the use of water is to “crack and burn” AS NEEDED, and NOT to store any dangerous hydrogen in a tank !!!
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"You answered your own question. Water is VERY stable. Therefore you cannot get energy from it."

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Your statemint is NOT STRICTLY TRUE !

You most certainly CAN GET ENERGY FROM IT.

The problem is the amount of energy extracted MAYBE LESS THAN WHAT IS USED TO OBTAIN IT.

Thusly making it not viable as a mobile fuel source for an internal combustion engine.

However what if you owned a farm and wanted to set up such a conversion to run a fixed generator to supply the needs of the farm. That becomes a DIFFERENT EQUATION.
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http://home.comcast.net/~ken608/water4fuel.htm

WHAT DO YOU GROCK FROM THE ABOVE SITE ???
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http://web.archive.org/web/20060504021424/www.hypowerfuel.com/product.htm

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http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Hydrogen_from_Water

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http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:Bill_Williams%27_Joe_Cell

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http://www.waterpoweredcar.com/

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"You answered your own question. Water is VERY stable. Therefore you cannot get energy from it."

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http://www.waterpoweredcar.com/

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