rye_franc asked:


http://water-as-gas.com/ - one of the sites that proves water can be an alternative to gas, since the price of gas/fossil fuel is rising and rising and the earth will be running out of gas someday soon…why dont they implement it in new cars? it will be very beneficial in all aspects.

suv fuel efficiency

fmaxwelljr asked:


5th wheel weighs 13700 Lbs. Hydrogen fuel has more octain power than diesel. Water is easier to get. I no longer send my money to the arabs. Hydrogen fueling stations are available in L.A. Calif. Shell is already leading the pack. Any body else interested???

save gasoline

Big Jim asked:


The station went out of business in the 60’s and tanks were never removed. Should I be concerned? The owner of property dosn’t drink his own well water. He never told me why. I recently found out about the fuel tanks buried there. I’m drinking my well water and never had it tested.

ORVAL

bkhberger asked:


I have heard about an easy system that you can use to convert any car into a gas/water hybrid. They say that 4 ounces of water every 100 miles will make your car twice as fuel efficient. They say that most people have not heard of it because the oil companies have been trying to silence this technology for as long as 50 years. Here is a website that has some of the guides on how to convert your car to run partially on water: http://www.squidoo.com/water-car-conversion-kits-fuel

Here are my questions:

1. Has anyone tried this and does it work? Or is it a scam?

2. How hard is it to convert your car?

3. Will it make your car more or less noisy? More or less powerfull?

4. Are there any ill effects on your engine (such as overheating or faster wear)?

Please cite your sources. I do not want this to be a pollitical debate. I am looking for facts on this process only, not opinions on the conspiracies of the oil companies, liberals making stuff up, or corrupt politicians.

JASPER

sam o asked:


i want to learn how to build a hydrogen/oxegen (hho) engine where the fuel is elictricty and water

ISAAC