water as fuel
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From: susanville Ca.
lol speaking of physics we are also trying to make a perpetual motion machine.. you may think im crazy now but we are testing and believe its possible the way we are doing it... to further seem crazy according to the newton's law it should be impossible to create a perpetual motion machine. but it depends on what your using to create enery...
Okay Guys! I feel really bad! I mean seriously, to harsh on his buzz while he's high as a kite!? To help him out, I have designed a prototype of the vehicle. It took me a lot of work and a lot of hash was consumed, but I think you'll be proud!
PS: Dude, if you really do invent good hydrogen power, more power to ya. But I like ripping on hippies anyways.
PS: Dude, if you really do invent good hydrogen power, more power to ya. But I like ripping on hippies anyways.
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From: El Cajon, CA
i dont know much about chemistry to agree or disagree, therefore i dont know if i should be amused or intrigued or skeptic. but some of this conversations are funny.
Not to shut you down or anything. but if it was "That easy" dont you think we would have done it already? like really, we wouldnt be sending Heroes to war for oil half the time. or dealing with jerk oil companies and gas prices if it was as easy as one two three. and even if it was "That easy" it would probably be expensive as all hell. therefore making it impractical for the mainstream. which is where the biggest impact or differance would be. making it pointless eitherway except for those boony back woods people who dont like to go to town for "Gas".
I wanna put a joke in too!so heres an idea. how about we make like a model...and stuff. that can desalinate ocean water. than hydronize it and drive from coast. to coast. you know, for the beach hippies? preferrably i like the dezert. so is there a way to like, use sand, or something to like. run my engine. oh wiat, sand in gas tank bad. nvm.
Not to shut you down or anything. but if it was "That easy" dont you think we would have done it already? like really, we wouldnt be sending Heroes to war for oil half the time. or dealing with jerk oil companies and gas prices if it was as easy as one two three. and even if it was "That easy" it would probably be expensive as all hell. therefore making it impractical for the mainstream. which is where the biggest impact or differance would be. making it pointless eitherway except for those boony back woods people who dont like to go to town for "Gas".
I wanna put a joke in too!so heres an idea. how about we make like a model...and stuff. that can desalinate ocean water. than hydronize it and drive from coast. to coast. you know, for the beach hippies? preferrably i like the dezert. so is there a way to like, use sand, or something to like. run my engine. oh wiat, sand in gas tank bad. nvm.
By the way!
Features of the vehicle include:
Evian water is endorsed/owned by 50 cent, your water refill comes with a new copy of his cd.
blue water decals add horsepower and are pimpN
Water from exhaust is super clean and you can use it to fill your bong.
the red things above the cab are offroad lights. I dont knwo why, it just needs them.
Also, important to note, driving into a rainstorm increases horsepower tenfold. Dear god, if you hit a lake....welll, there's no stopping that engine!
Features of the vehicle include:
Evian water is endorsed/owned by 50 cent, your water refill comes with a new copy of his cd.
blue water decals add horsepower and are pimpN
Water from exhaust is super clean and you can use it to fill your bong.
the red things above the cab are offroad lights. I dont knwo why, it just needs them.
Also, important to note, driving into a rainstorm increases horsepower tenfold. Dear god, if you hit a lake....welll, there's no stopping that engine!
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Originally Posted by KoDaK
lol speaking of physics we are also trying to make a perpetual motion machine.. you may think im crazy now but we are testing and believe its possible the way we are doing it... to further seem crazy according to the newton's law it should be impossible to create a perpetual motion machine. but it depends on what your using to create enery...
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Originally Posted by Red_Ak_Ranger
By the way!
Features of the vehicle include:
Evian water is endorsed/owned by 50 cent, your water refill comes with a new copy of his cd.
blue water decals add horsepower and are pimpN
Water from exhaust is super clean and you can use it to fill your bong.
the red things above the cab are offroad lights. I dont knwo why, it just needs them.
Also, important to note, driving into a rainstorm increases horsepower tenfold. Dear god, if you hit a lake....welll, there's no stopping that engine!
Features of the vehicle include:
Evian water is endorsed/owned by 50 cent, your water refill comes with a new copy of his cd.
blue water decals add horsepower and are pimpN
Water from exhaust is super clean and you can use it to fill your bong.
the red things above the cab are offroad lights. I dont knwo why, it just needs them.
Also, important to note, driving into a rainstorm increases horsepower tenfold. Dear god, if you hit a lake....welll, there's no stopping that engine!
On top of that. i read your "My E Tranny wont break help me fix this!" forum. your humor is definitly notable. i laughed hard in that too.
Man you are so high.
Seriously, invent something important. I have this problem that since I dont go to the U of Minnesota, I have a hard time getting into list parties. Invent a device that will get me inside where I can hook up with schwasted college girls.
Seriously, invent something important. I have this problem that since I dont go to the U of Minnesota, I have a hard time getting into list parties. Invent a device that will get me inside where I can hook up with schwasted college girls.
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I would very much like to see pictures of your prototype.
There is a lot more involved that just design an electrolysis machine and sending unit. Our enignes have to be retuned for different rockers and rollers. To use a different type of fuel that burns....differently, there will a hundred different modifications you will have to make before retuning the engine and ECM
There is a lot more involved that just design an electrolysis machine and sending unit. Our enignes have to be retuned for different rockers and rollers. To use a different type of fuel that burns....differently, there will a hundred different modifications you will have to make before retuning the engine and ECM
Originally Posted by KARPE
I would very much like to see pictures of your prototype.
There is a lot more involved that just design an electrolysis machine and sending unit. Our enignes have to be retuned for different rockers and rollers. To use a different type of fuel that burns....differently, there will a hundred different modifications you will have to make before retuning the engine and ECM
There is a lot more involved that just design an electrolysis machine and sending unit. Our enignes have to be retuned for different rockers and rollers. To use a different type of fuel that burns....differently, there will a hundred different modifications you will have to make before retuning the engine and ECM
This company was running a 12-horsepower, gasoline-powered electrical generator using water as "fuel." The generator was a gasoline combustion engine exactly like the one in your car.
gasoline engine running on waterThey admitted that the system was crude and would have to be improved. Nonetheless, they could and actually did show us a gasoline engine running on water (click on pictures for larger versions).
This engine was mounted on a lab bench in a garage area, with the door open for ventilation. On the floor were thirteen half-gallon containers linked together with tubes, all connected to a central, larger tube that ran directly to the carburetor of the motor.
containers with water and saltIn the containers was ordinary water plus an electrolyte (i.e., some type of salt).
When a piece of metal alloy was dropped into the electrolyte mixture, hydrogen instantly began to form at an amazing rate. The hydrogen gas traveled to a main tube, and from there straight to the carburetor. (See note.)
A company representative pulled a rope to start the motor, and after a couple of tries, the motor caught and continued running. We watched the motor run for twenty minutes or so (it was really cold, with the doors open in the Toronto January winter, so we decided that twenty minutes was enough "proof of concept"). This engine, using water and salt as the primary fuel, and metal alloy as a catalyst, was definitely running!
According to the company's representative, this metal alloy is so inexpensive that an engine can run for four hours on a piece that would cost about half a cent (Canadian).
It is also noteworthy that, according to the man we spoke with, seawater could be used directly as the primary fuel, thus eliminating the need for added salt.
gasoline engine running on waterThey admitted that the system was crude and would have to be improved. Nonetheless, they could and actually did show us a gasoline engine running on water (click on pictures for larger versions).
This engine was mounted on a lab bench in a garage area, with the door open for ventilation. On the floor were thirteen half-gallon containers linked together with tubes, all connected to a central, larger tube that ran directly to the carburetor of the motor.
containers with water and saltIn the containers was ordinary water plus an electrolyte (i.e., some type of salt).
When a piece of metal alloy was dropped into the electrolyte mixture, hydrogen instantly began to form at an amazing rate. The hydrogen gas traveled to a main tube, and from there straight to the carburetor. (See note.)
A company representative pulled a rope to start the motor, and after a couple of tries, the motor caught and continued running. We watched the motor run for twenty minutes or so (it was really cold, with the doors open in the Toronto January winter, so we decided that twenty minutes was enough "proof of concept"). This engine, using water and salt as the primary fuel, and metal alloy as a catalyst, was definitely running!
According to the company's representative, this metal alloy is so inexpensive that an engine can run for four hours on a piece that would cost about half a cent (Canadian).
It is also noteworthy that, according to the man we spoke with, seawater could be used directly as the primary fuel, thus eliminating the need for added salt.
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From: El Cajon, CA
Originally Posted by KARPE
I would very much like to see pictures of your prototype.
There is a lot more involved that just design an electrolysis machine and sending unit. Our enignes have to be retuned for different rockers and rollers. To use a different type of fuel that burns....differently, there will a hundred different modifications you will have to make before retuning the engine and ECM
There is a lot more involved that just design an electrolysis machine and sending unit. Our enignes have to be retuned for different rockers and rollers. To use a different type of fuel that burns....differently, there will a hundred different modifications you will have to make before retuning the engine and ECM
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From: El Cajon, CA
Originally Posted by Red_Ak_Ranger
I'm actually talking about frat houses and houses with list parties.
Cause I'm a pimp and I can get into clubs no problem. Trashed as hell too.
Cause I'm a pimp and I can get into clubs no problem. Trashed as hell too.
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From: susanville Ca.
lol i even laughed at most of that^^^ but seriously it will work just fine, when the prototype is done like i said you will see.... (nice truck^^ the water fuel tank is a little big tho and not practical other than that its an exact replica of what im gunna have...) lol right.. actually to the guy who was talking about salt water to make hydrogen.. if you type in "salt water hydrogen" in yahoo videos it should come up with a guy who figured out a way to make hydrogen out of saltwater just by using a frequency.. but it uses more power than it creates i bet... thats why were making a new generator... and again if i was high then i prolly wouldnt stay on here long enough to type all this even though i seem crazy... oh and it would be awesome if newton come up out of his grave.. that would mean that i did figure out perpetual motion... that idea is being tested now though still..
Originally Posted by KARPE
Aaron's a sophmore. he's a lil baby kid. But he loves the poon, who can blame him?
Douche I'm 21 and a Junior. Wait sorry, I'm almost 21.
Anyways, I'm from Alaska. I do what I want! Laws don't apply to me.
