Starting and driving daily a car that is fueled from h20
I know I should not pass judgment and say that everyone on this post does not know a damb thing about running a car off of hydrogen pulled from water.
Here is a link to a zip file containing detailed plans, along with pictures, about how to make your very own "water-powered car" if I may.
http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/feb2/carplans.zip
Almost a year ago, I found these plans, and after a few hundred dollars, some hard work along with trial and error, I had my car running off of hydrogen. I own an 89 Dodge colt. Basically, I have the water tank in the trunk, with the pump the bottom end of the tank. I have an electric pump and a pipeline going to my engine compartment. Anyways. With a few little adjustments from the original plan, and about 50 turnovers of the engine, it was working. Beautifully. So for more than 9 months, I have only had to change the oil, and give it a wash.
This technology is the best well-kept secret above anything else. This same technology has been used to create a torch, that is cold to the touch, using water as the basic fuel.
Video link Here:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=CMovXzVOzc4
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For anyone who does not believe that this technology is possible... try it for yourself. All you need is a working internal combustion engine, propped up or in a car. Spend a little money, getting the parts, coating the engine, etc. before you go and make some false claims without trying it yourself. There are hundreds of videos on youtube of people documenting how hydrogen can be pulled from water and used as a gas to fuel.... anything.
I do hope that this technology will catch on sometime before I die. But if everybody started driving water-powered cars, there would be the highest unemployment spike in history. It's a slow process. I suggest you try it yourself, from the plans I linked to above. Realize that it works, talk about it with friends and family, try it out, and spread your knowledge across the world wide web.
Oh, and my exhaust manifold is a new straight-pipe.