When will the government supports the water fueled car? do they think its impossible? oil price is impossible.

Question

Guys, try to watch you tube, and search for water fueled car and you'll find many vedios there claiming that runing car by water is a real deal! especially the vedio, Water Car ... Daniel Dingel, its true and its absolutely not expensive, this hydrogen cars they are introdusing is missleading! they just want us to believe that hydrogen fuel is expensive than arab oil.....no,no,no! Mr. government incharge, search the youtube and you'll find many inventors have proven water as fuel, and all you have to do is support it, dont be afraid! be afraid when our mother earth can no longer stand the polution coused by this oil. Its a dirt that we stupidly let our planet eat it. Water is safe, its a food to our planet, but oil is a popoo of the planet but we make it a food. yaks! Daniel Dingel by the way is a filipino inventor, he is 1 of many who proven water as fuel, his government have proven it real but the IMF and world bank stops his government from supporting it. Its a competition. grrr

Answer 1

The only way to make a car run on water is to very inefficiently convert the water to hydrogen with some sort of electric power source.  If you have the electricity to do that, it could be used to power the car.  It is thermodynamically impossible to use water as a fuel.  Perhaps one day they may find a way to more efficiently convert water into hydrogen or some hydrocarbon like plants do.  That will still require some sort of energy like light so there isn't any real benefit unless someone discovers a much more efficient method to break the oxygen hydrogen bonds.  If they could do that, you would be running on hydrogen or the hydrocarbon and not the water.

Answer 2

anything

hydrogen technology

I Don't necessarily believe theres a cover up, don't get me wrong I’m one for conspiracy theories, in fact I live 100% off the grid away from society to prove it. But the technology is out there and has been for a longtime. I just think society isn't ready for it yet, almost but not yet. I don't think the government killed the EV either (though I’ve been wrong before) I think consumers did.

Anyway back to hydrogen, Honda has just released their first Hydrogen car (FCX Clarity).

http://automobiles.honda.com/fcx-clarity...

"The FCX Clarity is a next-generation, zero-emissions, hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicle based on the entirely-new Honda V Flow fuel cell platform, and powered by the highly compact, efficient and powerful Honda V Flow fuel cell stack."

http://world.honda.com/news/2007/4071114...

It definitely has potential for "future car technology". In fact Honda just gave the first Individual Customer from Las Angeles a 2 year lease on the FCX.

http://world.honda.com/news/2005/4050629...

I built my first hydrogen cell about 5 years ago and now currently run 2 trucks, my home hot water heater, home stove and home generator on hydrogen (no ones contacted me yet) and offer a step by step DIY guide to walk anyone interested threw the process. You can find it at http://www.agua-luna.com/hydrogen.html or you can email me.

Answer 3

A car running on water is as practical as a car running on perpetual motion.  Neither can be done.

It takes more energy to separate water into oxygen and hydrogen than you get when they are combined.  It's a net loss of energy.

Plus there's a shortage of fresh water now.  Any hydrogen that is sold will come from oil.

Answer 4

No, it's not true, unless you mean that it's truely a scam.  You cannot run a car on water, it's impossible, it will not work, it will never work, and no one can make it work.  Please get this through you thick skull.  If you need any more help in understanding this, please Google "perpetual motion" and "second law of thermodynamics".  Please stop posting this nonsense.

Answer 5

A water fueled car *is* a hydrogen car.

The deal with the water fueled car is that he's using radio waves to separate the hydrogen molecules from the water.  To do this, you have to power the frequency generator.  So the question becomes - how much energy are you using to run the frequency generator vs. how much energy are you getting by burning the hydrogen?

If you're using more energy to separate the hydrogen than you get by burning it (as is almost certainly the case), then there's no point to doing it.

Answer 6

You're right that water can replace approximately 40% of gasoline in a car. There are thousands of cars that are equipped with a electrolysis booster.

However, to go to a 100% water, some electronics are needed, like the Stanley Meyer (or Dave Lawton) DC Pulser.

Answer 7

I have seen the video where he gets the engine to sputter for a couple seconds and then says he needs more money to develop his idea. It is a scam! All he is doing is splitting hydrogen from water with electricity from a battery and what he really needs is to make a LOT more hydrogen. And making enough to run the car for even one minute would drain a regular car battery in less than one minute. It is all obviously bogus to anyone who really knows how engines work.

Nobody can create energy, they can only change it from one form to another. Water contains no chemical energy like gasoline or a charged battery does, so there is no source of energy in the water to use. That is why water doesn't burn!

Answer 8

Water. Hydrogen and Oxygen. Two highly combustible gases. The process to separate these gases is simple enough. In fact it is 90 year old technology! Water WILL burn, when converted to gas via simple electrolysis. It is an excellent way to supplement fossil fuel, giving better economy, more power and a much cleaner environment. Don't worry about using all our fresh water by running your car on this system. One gallon of water will produce over 1800 gallons of combustible gas. How much better mileage do you think that will give you, when you direct that gas into your engine?

Don't wait for some multi-national oil or car company to do it for you. The technology is freely available to do it yourself. Big business won't run with this until they have a way to charge us for the latent energy in every gallon of water. By then you will have missed the opportunity to benefit from this century-old technology. Start your research at the link below.

Answer 9

Everything can burn, even water and air! The beauty of the internal combustion engine is that it can burn just about anything with the proper modification of the ignition and fuel system accordingly! You can make it burn coal dust, saw dust, or any liquid or gaseous fuel! Whether you'd want to is another matter! I can make iron burn. All I have to do is light a common fourth of July sparkler, they are made from iron dust. If you make it fine enough it will burn! I think you could make an engine run on water, but is it worth it to do so?