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If someone wanted to try to do one of these water fuel cars, what would be the best way to go about it?

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i have a car i want to try this on, a project to tinker around on you know. but how do you keep the water from freezing in winter months?

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  1. First, go take an intro course in physics or chemistry.  Then you will know the "water fuel car" is a scam.  

    It's been around for 50 years, BTW.  It's amazing that some people are still so ignorant of even basic science they are taken in.


  2. hi,

    first you have to build a fuel cell generator, when the fuel cell separated the oxygen and the hydrogen, you would have to separate those 2 so they don't go together inside the engine, otherwise they will create moisture and the engine will die( that is the big problem with a lot of people that is trying to make fuel cells). then just let the pure hydrogen through the air intake hose.

    That is is not a scam, there are toy cars powered by hydrogen, and GM just came out with a fuel cell powered car, I saw it in the news.

    I think the best documents on the net are from Stan Meyer.

    Do not try it with your car, get another engine to test it with, try a lawnmower first.

    You power the fuel cell with the alternator or a 12 volt battery when testing on the lawnmower.

    Don't try on your car if it has a fuel injection system, because the computer will see that there is not enough gas going into the engine, and you will have problems.

    There is a lot more. I hope this helps.

  3. ALL water fuel systems depend on gasoline to some extent. So the water will heat up with the engine block. Try a Websearch of the Joe Cell. It's public domain and uses orgone energy, so it's not a violation of thermodynamics. Keeleynet.com has a version of it on their site.

  4. If you can't move to The South you MUST have a heated garage area. Don't leave the vehicle outside  (unheated) for more than an hour. Install heavy-duty insulation in the water storage tank area. The specific technical details about your design and parts compostion determine whether you can use an additive like you would do in a radiator. good luck with it.

  5. Here's better idea... Build a hydrogen separator that powers itself via hydrogen fueled generator!

    OK this is simple. It takes more energy to extract hydrogen from water than it can produce.

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