I can't see how that works... Which leads me to thinking it can't be possible. Without seeing it in action myself, I lean more on the hoax side. Burning hydrogen or oxygen... is HOT! That's one side. The other...using 4oz to power a car for a hundred miles? I'm thinking the gasoline has more to do with keeping it running. There just isn't enough combustible material in 4oz of water...even if it were separated into it's base elements.
I think eventually we will be running energy from water... just not directly. Maybe compressed hydrogen. To have the vehicle itself take part in the separation process is a waste of energy that should be used to power the car, with current technology that is...
If what was shown was indeed true...wow. Someone just broke the light barrier.
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Date: 2006-06-24 01:16 am (UTC)Burning hydrogen or oxygen... is HOT! That's one side. The other...using 4oz to power a car for a hundred miles? I'm thinking the gasoline has more to do with keeping it running. There just isn't enough combustible material in 4oz of water...even if it were separated into it's base elements.
I think eventually we will be running energy from water... just not directly. Maybe compressed hydrogen. To have the vehicle itself take part in the separation process is a waste of energy that should be used to power the car, with current technology that is...
If what was shown was indeed true...wow. Someone just broke the light barrier.
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Date: 2006-06-24 06:49 am (UTC)