Water In The Fuel
A car that runs on water. Sounds too good to be true. But you heard it here first (or second, after Reuters). Also, there is just no way this works. We'll be happy to eat our words about that later. Finally, here is a man who had a water car two years ago. Apparently, no one thought it was a good idea to rush this intro production:
Posted on June 24, 2008 by - Morgan Clendaniel
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hmmmm...
Honestly, I have not done too much research on this subject, but I just heard a radio show on this very subject the other day. My first reaction is that I do not want cars to run on anything that I require to live. Water is non-renewable. What you have is what you get. Our world's potable water supply is already in jeopardy... need we exacerbate the problem?
Posted on June 24, 2008 — by veggielovr
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same old h2ype
We see this every time there's a sharp increase at the pump price of gasoline - someone ELSE "discovers" that you can hydrolyze water into its component parts, nydrogen and oxygen (in a reaction which anyone with a battery can re-create), which can then be used to run an automobile. They can call it "Brown's Gas" or "HHO gas" but what it is, is an intimate mixture of hydrogen and oxygen from electrolysis of water. Nothing new or usable here.
The problem is that you use more energy to separate the water into its component parts, collect the oxygen and hydrogen, then burn them in a car engine than it takes simply to run your car on gasoline. The technology is as old as the hills and requires plenty of outside energy to work - too much to even remotely resemble an "energy-saving technology."
John McCain has a good point - battery technology is the key to replacing crude oil. As the price of crude oil goes up and up, it'll pay us to be able to charge our cars overnight from house current IF we can put efficient enough batteries in our cars.
Posted on June 25, 2008 — by vfrickey
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