[budeone]

http://video.google.com/googleplayer.sw ... 7254&hl=en

[basil_hayden]

Only about 20 times on this site so far.....

[budeone]

Is there any truth to it?

[basil_hayden]

Can you use water as fuel?

Sure, as soon as you separate the hydrogen from the oxygen, which takes energy.....just to put it back together and get energy..

I thought my previous post my spur you into action to use the Search feature on this website.

Guess not.

search for "Klein", or HHO

[budeone]

I have tried a bunch of combo words to find it and I am having no luck.

Do you have a thread number please?

[dukey]

if the technology was real
(which it is not)
some company would have cashed in and made oceans of money ..

[budeone]

Do you know if the man himself was a fraud? Was it just a fake video?

It looked like a real news cast to me.

BTW, thanks for responding

[Windmills]

Water isn't an energy source. Someone said it quite well that water is the leftovers from burning hydrogen. Water is the ashes of hydrogen combustion. Who uses ashes as fuel? Ashes are spent fuel.

The water fuel claims are pranks, rantings of ignorant people, or investor scams...and nothing else. In the current frenzied alternative fuel climate, they're probably mostly in the latter category. People are looking to scam investors who have money but failed their high school science classes.

[budeone]

Thank you Windmills

[emersonbiggins]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('budeone', 'I') have tried a bunch of combo words to find it and I am having no luck.

Do you have a thread number please?

[Micki]

Here is a site about a group testing/developing water engine solutions.
Byron water engine

I have some difficulties in understanding the complaints people bring up that hydrogen is not an energy and therefore not a solution. OK, that is true, but hydrogen can be charged with electricity and we will have access to electricity long after we run out of oil.
So until someone thinks of something better, I think it still is an interesting alternative to petrol. Perhaps not yet economically viable and efficient enough, but we got to start somewhere.

[Peakprepper]

The entire documentary is here:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... ree+energy

... about an hour long.

"if the technology was real
(which it is not)
some company would have cashed in and made oceans of money ."

on the other hand, (quacks aside), look at the number of such people who have disappeared, been killed, or been threatened after large companies have looked at their inventions.

[Dezakin]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Peakprepper', 'T')he entire documentary is here: link ... about an hour long.
"if the technology was real (which it is not) some company would have cashed in and made oceans of money ."
on the other hand, (quacks aside), look at the number of such people who have disappeared, been killed, or been threatened after large companies have looked at their inventions.

[sch_peakoiler]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Peakprepper', 'T')he entire documentary is here: link... about an hour long.
"if the technology was real (which it is not) some company would have cashed in and made oceans of money ." on the other hand, (quacks aside), look at the number of such people who have disappeared, been killed, or been threatened after large companies have looked at their inventions.

[MonteQuest]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Micki', ' ')I have some difficulties in understanding the complaints people bring up that hydrogen is not an energy and therefore not a solution. OK, that is true, but hydrogen can be charged with electricity and we will have access to electricity long after we run out of oil.
So until someone thinks of something better, I think it still is an interesting alternative to petrol. Perhaps not yet economically viable and efficient enough, but we got to start somewhere.

[budeone]

That was a very interesting post.. Thanks

[Micki]

That doesn't mean we should cease development of hydrogen based means of transportation.
Even if we only replace 10% of current carbon based transportation means, it is better than 0%.

Development must start somewhere. New solutions won't just popout of nowhere (unless the aliens are nice enough to share their secrets).

Initially this may mean a mix of different fuel alternatives, cut backs on non-essencial travel/transport etc.
The importance here is that hydrogen can help mitigate negative impact during a transition period.
This may buy time for development of better solutions.

Now throw in some doomerish demand destruction as a result of some die-off and you will soon be able to replace quite a large percentage of the oil need with electricity based solutions.

[MonteQuest]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Micki', 'T')hat doesn't mean we should cease development of hydrogen based means of transportation.
Even if we only replace 10% of current carbon based transportation means, it is better than 0%.

Development must start somewhere. New solutions won't just popout of nowhere (unless the aliens are nice enough to share their secrets).

[MonteQuest]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Micki', ' ')Now throw in some doomerish demand destruction as a result of some die-off and you will soon be able to replace quite a large percentage of the oil need with electricity based solutions.

[MonteQuest]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Micki', '
')The importance here is that hydrogen can help mitigate negative impact during a transition period.