The "MYTH" of Water-Powered Cars

[zengrifter]

Sodium and chlorine. Those two elements will react as violently as anything you could imagine.
So I suppose that would mean salt water is an even better fuel?

Funny you should ask -

VIDEONETDAILY
Can water fuel world?
Man looking for cancer cure hopes to solve energy crisis
Posted: May 30, 2007

By Joe Kovacs
© 2007 WorldNetDaily.com

Is the solution to America's energy needs as simple as a trip to the beach?
The idea is a fascinating one as a Florida man searching for a cancer cure
may have stumbled onto a virtually limitless source of energy: salt water.


John Kanzius of Sanibel Island, Fla., demonstrates how salt water burns after bombarded with radio waves
from a machine he invented. (courtesy WPBF-TV)

...more - http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/ar...TICLE_ID=55934

[zengrifter]

EXCERPT FROM - The Corporate Theft of Personhood, America, Utopia

See Also - Water Car Inventor Murdered? -VIDEO

In 1998 a newly created invention was revealed. It had the potential to eliminate air pollution and global warming by eliminating the need to burn wood, coal and oil , and also nuclear fuel, thereby avoiding their negative health effects; eventually creating a near utopia. But one of our governmental agencies disposed of the inventor and his invention. The creator, a self taught genius, was Stanley Meyer of Grove City, Ohio. He was eating in his hometown restaurant. He suddenly realized he was being poisoned and ran to his car. He died in the parking lot.

According to his brother, Steve, federal agents came to Stan’s house a week after the murder and stole everything in his home laboratory. (They probably took his dozen framed patents off the walls too.) They also took his small four-cylinder water fueled car which was demonstrated to run 100 miles on one gallon of water. The car required only a half ampere of battery power to fractionate the water into Hydrogen and Oxygen on engine demand. Naturally, its exhaust was water vapor. Stan Meyer estimated any car could be modified to run on water for less than $1,500. Also, electric power plants could run on water instead of on polluting soft coal

[Liquid Chips]

I no doubt believe that water can be used as fuel. But for the average guy on the street, knowing this doesn't do him any practical good. Inventions such as this and those of free energy are always in "experimental" stage and they NEVER reach "off-the-shelf" stage, be it due to murder, pulled funding, or what-have-you.

I used to spend many hours reading about these things, as wonderful as they are, but that's all it gets me- spent time on reading. An inventor is going to have to make completed products and sell them word-of-mouth. Otherwise, broad advertising just attracts the wrong kind of people in government and corporations.

[aslan]

The tech has been around for over a century - water is oxygen and hydrogen, what could be more flammable than that?

I'll trade you some frozen smoke for the beans. zg

It's all voodoo. You have a better chance winning with a martingale, than powering your auto with water. Every high school chemistry student knows about electrolysis, but the claims of a practical and economic way to extract the hydrogen and use it as a fuel are all fraudulent. It's in the category of a perpetual motion machine. Voodoo!!! zg, is there anything you won't fall for?

[zengrifter]

It's all voodoo. You have a better chance winning with a martingale, than powering your auto with water. Voodoo!!! zg, is there anything you won't fall for?

Yes there is and you know what it is! zg

[aslan]

Yes there is and you know what it is! zg

Gulp!

[aslan]

It's true! It's true! I invented it! I have a water bike! It goes for hours without refueling and the only thing I need is a common garden hose. I'm working on a water-powered automoblie now. Stay tuned.

[aslan]

If you believe that an internal combustion engine can be fueled by water, I've got some magic beans to sell you---cheap!

Did I say that? (In the voice of Erkle)

[zengrifter]

It's all voodoo. You have a better chance winning with a martingale, than powering your auto with water. Every high school chemistry student knows about electrolysis, but the claims of a practical and economic way to extract the hydrogen and use it as a fuel are all fraudulent. It's in the category of a perpetual motion machine. Voodoo!!! zg, is there anything you won't fall for?

Yep, thats what you said! zg

[DDutton]

Looking for new developments on this.