Do You Think These Are DRASTIC Measures?

Question

This gas crisis is so out of hand, that I've resorted to drastic measures. Recently I converted my 04 Cadillac to utilize water as fuel from an easy to install kit, I obtained online from a company called http://Water4fuel.info

I just don't know what else to do....Is that taking it too far?

Answer 1

Not at all.  But the laws of chemistry and physics prove you can't get energy from using water as a fuel.  So the "kit" is a scam.  You just ruined a perfectly good car.

The only way to use water as fuel is to first break it down nto it's constituent parts--oxygen and hydrogen.  And that takes slightly MORE energy than you will get back by then burning the hydrogen with oxygen, reconverting it to water.

Hydrogen fuel technology  is based on that cycle (although current systems rely on hydrogen derived from oil for cost reasons).  But this is cutting edge and EXPENSIVE technology.  No oneis selling kits on the internet.  Not ones that work, anyway.  

One more hint: if you now proceed to claim, "but this really works" I and anyone else with a baic knowledge of science will know you are one of the scam artists.  That's the bottom line: you either got duped--or you are trying to dupe us.

Answer 2

Well, he will think it works, and from a spiritual standpoint perhaps that is all that is required.  The people who like these devices don't understand where the energy to dissociate the water comes from because they don't understand how a generator works.  But he'll probably get better gas mileage because he'll think about it and drive far more carefully than he has in the past.  

In medicine, the various water-for-fuel schemes would be classified as placebos.  It is, however, a sad commentary on the current state of engineering and science education.

Answer 3

Really? How is that possible?

Answer 4

Try turning the key in the ignition.

Charlatan.

Answer 5

Does it really work? How? These scams have been around since the 1930's. What makes W4F different?

Answer 6

Well duh?! it works. A Filipino inventor already did that and it was pretty successful. And its fully operational, cheap and environment friendly.