[skeptic]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('BlinkBlink', 'I') found this link on another forum. Don't remember seeing it here

http://www.rratch.com/Misc/WaterFuel/WaterFuel.wmv

http://www.alternatefuels.com/h2o1.htm

They say it requires only a few amps of electricity. As usual there isn't enough technical info to see how it works.

Chris

[lutherquick]

http://www.therussiansarehere.com/video ... erFuel.wmv

Watch this video by FoxNews (short 3 meg).
You will realize how clueless Americans are of peak oil.

I shake my head as I watch this.
Americans will be extinct soon.

The way the news guys think water is energy, like they need to be smacked in the head with a hammer...

Wake up !!!

[lutherquick]

pstarr,

Yes, how she pointed out, what if water prices go up?

Only think we can hope for is that the stupid ones will die off.
This will leave us with a nice and clean Earth with about 500 million people.

[gnm]

Now thats some real hard hitting fact based well investigated journalism there isn't it?

Perfect example of why I quit watching TV.

Luther are you sure there are even 500 million smart ones?

-G

[crude_intentions]

The Battery in that car must be huge.

[dub_scratch]

This news piece leaves the false impression that water is the energy source, but it uses electricty to make some kind of fancy hydrogen.


Also, why have a huge amount of electricity stored and then convert it into hydrogen, then into heat and then into propulsion? It seams that using the electricity directly would be much more efficient.

[bartholland]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('dub_scratch', 'T')his news piece leaves the faulse impression that water is the energy source, but it uses electricty to make some kind of fancy hydrogen.

[gnm]

Theres nothing amazing about hydrogen powered ICE engines. They even tend to be a little more efficent than regular gasoline. They run on stored hydrogen at 5-10k psi or stored in hydride form. So here are some example numbers...

2.1 liter engine - uses ~630 liter/min @80psi

Average priced hydrogen generator drawing 1200 watts can produce 600cc/min of hydrogen. Thats 864L/day.... That will run your small car for a minute and a hlf or so... Basically what I am saying is there is no way in hell this car can split its own fuel while running. The engine would have to produce in excess of 12000 watts in addition to the 40-80Hp needed to move the car.

In short they are L Y I N G...

-G

[Zardoz]

Taking their cue from the "Skycar" scam, I'm sure...

[Wildwell]

Just a shame we have hosepipe bans here and water wars are starting all over the globe...I'm rather cycnical. This whole idea that oil companies are holding back inventions seems a little far fetched.

[Doly]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Wildwell', 'T')his whole idea that oil companies are holding back inventions seems a little far fetched.

[Madpaddy]

This is the s..t I have to put up with from people when I try and tell them about PO. Cars that run on water;

The only way a car will run on water is if the (preferably male)occupant of the vehicle drinks about 20 gallons of the stuff, places the vehicle on a smooth surface, waits about 45-50 minutes until the urge to urinate is uncontrollable, lowers his trousers and p..sses while standing on the vehicle facing backwards.

[kam30en]

Just another nail in the coffin. I just wonder how much all these magic machines are gonna cost to build when oil peaks.

[ohanian]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('ChoKyOTO', 'W')OW! A car that runs on water!! They invented it while drinking or puffing on the job...

[cs1992]

Water Power

I would like to know the efficiencies of their patented electrolysis process. 4 oz of water to travel 100 miles....Please post your data!

[waegari]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('cs1992', '[')url=http://media.putfile.com/Water-Fuel]Water Power[/url]

I would like to know the efficiencies of their patented electrolysis process. 4 oz of water to travel 100 miles....Please post your data!

[TWilliam]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('cs1992', '[')url=http://media.putfile.com/Water-Fuel]Water Power[/url]

I would like to know the efficiencies of their patented electrolysis process. 4 oz of water to travel 100 miles....Please post your data!