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    RUN A CAR ON WATER
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    Convert Your Car TODAY to Run on Water and gas to save over 40% on
    fuel costs!
    Would you like to find out how to run your vehicle on water and stop
    wasting money on gas?
    This do-it-yourself conversion guide is very affordable (under $150)
    and EASY with step-by-step instructions.
    The conversion WILL NOT void your warranty because it is 100%
    reversible! It's easy to install and remove.
    Create your own water hybrid for under $150!
    Did you know that you can convert your car to a water-burning car? You
    can run your car on water, supplemental to gasoline, to increase your
    car's fuel efficiency and reduce your fuel costs significantly.
    Works on gas or diesel powered cars, vans, trucks, and SUVs. (Not
    tested on hybrids)
    Your car will become at least 40% more fuel efficient and produce
    cleaner emissions.
    Convert your car for the lowest price. Similar conversion kits cost up
    to $600 and up!
    Works with plain tap water. No need for distilled water or special
    water additives!
    We've simplified the process. The steps are easy, and the materials
    are affordable.
    Our easy conversion guide will show you how to use electricity from
    your car's battery to separate water into a gas called HHO (2 Hydrogen
    + 1 Oxygen). HHO, also called Brown's Gas or Hydroxy, burns smoothly
    and provides significant energy - while the end product is just H2O!
    HHO provides the atomic power of Hydrogen, while maintaining the
    stability of water.

    Can Water Really Power a Car?

    The answer is YES, ABSOLUTELY! We have made the technology to build a
    water-burning hybrid easy and affordable.
    Water can be used to fuel a car when used as a supplement to gasoline.
    In fact, very little water is needed! only one quart of water provides
    over 1800 gallons of HHO gas which can literally last for months and
    significantly increase your vehicle's fuel efficiently, improve
    emissions quality, and save you money.

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  2. dkahn400
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    Like this?

    <http://www.amphibiousvehicle.net/amphi/A/AmphiCar.jpeg>

    --
    Dave...

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  3. Roos Eisma
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    Quoted message said:

    Can Water Really Power a Car?

    Quoted message said:

    The answer is YES, ABSOLUTELY! We have made the technology to build a
    water-burning hybrid easy and affordable.
    Water can be used to fuel a car when used as a supplement to gasoline.
    In fact, very little water is needed! only one quart of water provides
    over 1800 gallons of HHO gas which can literally last for months and
    significantly increase your vehicle's fuel efficiently, improve
    emissions quality, and save you money.

    Sounds like they reinvented the steam engine 🙂

    Roos

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  4. Richard Corfield
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    Roos Eisma said:
    Quoted message said:

    The answer is YES, ABSOLUTELY! We have made the technology to build a
    water-burning hybrid easy and affordable.
    Water can be used to fuel a car when used as a supplement to gasoline.
    In fact, very little water is needed! only one quart of water provides
    over 1800 gallons of HHO gas which can literally last for months and
    significantly increase your vehicle's fuel efficiently, improve
    emissions quality, and save you money.

    Sounds like they reinvented the steam engine 🙂

    Someone near where I live has an old steam car. It's not very fuel
    efficient, and you have to stop at rivers or lakes sometimes to refill.

    Heat comes from two large burners under the boiler, so not technically
    'steam powered' if you consider the vehicle as a whole as the energy
    source is the fuel for the burners.

    - Richard

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  5. Stan Cox
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    RUN A CAR ON WATER wrote:
    <snip>

    Quoted message said:


    The answer is YES, ABSOLUTELY! We have made the technology to build a
    water-burning hybrid easy and affordable.

    I keep trying to burn water but it just won't light ^_^

    Stan Cox

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  6. Trax
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    Stan Cox said:

    RUN A CAR ON WATER wrote:
    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    The answer is YES, ABSOLUTELY! We have made the technology to build a
    water-burning hybrid easy and affordable.

    I keep trying to burn water but it just won't light ^_^

    Stan Cox

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water-fuelled_car
    "A water-fuelled car is a hypothetical motor car that uses water as
    its fuel or produces fuel from water on-board, with no other energy
    input......The water-fuelled car...... purports to create or extract
    energy from water itself, which would be the basis of a perpetual
    motion machine..........Claims for water-fuelled power sources are
    often invoked to fraudulently extract money from gullible investors."

    Trax

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  7. dkahn400
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    Stan Cox said:

    I keep trying to burn water but it just won't light ^_^

    I think you'll find it's damp.

    --
    Dave...

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  8. Zog The Undeniable
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    Snipping the techno-babble, DIYers have been running water injection
    kits for years. The forced induction guys do it to prevent detonation
    at high boost, but added to a normal engine it can give a slight
    improvement in mpg; basically it cools the cylinder as it goes in and
    provides extra gas pressure when it turns to steam during the combustion
    of the mixture.

    The amounts involved are pretty small - the bottle is about the same
    size as a washer bottle and it's fed into the airstream at a very low rate.

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  9. Peter Pie Eater
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    dkahn400 said:
    Stan Cox said:

    I keep trying to burn water but it just won't light ^_^

    I think you'll find it's damp.

    dkahn is quite right, you need to dry it out a bit first with a hair
    dryer. Then put a bit of lighter fuel on to help get it going, then try.

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  10. Mark T
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    Peter Pie Eater writtificated

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I think you'll find it's damp.

    dkahn is quite right, you need to dry it out a bit first with a hair
    dryer.

    NEVER try to do this.

    This liquid is full of HYDROGEN and OXYGEN which can be an EXPLOSIVE
    mixture. Any attempt to ignite the liquid or it's vapours could lead to
    SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH.

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  11. Dave Larrington
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    In news:[email hidden],
    Zog The Undeniable <[email hidden]> tweaked the Babbage-Engine to tell
    us:

    Quoted message said:

    Snipping the techno-babble, DIYers have been running water injection
    kits for years. The forced induction guys do it to prevent detonation
    at high boost, but added to a normal engine it can give a slight
    improvement in mpg; basically it cools the cylinder as it goes in and
    provides extra gas pressure when it turns to steam during the
    combustion of the mixture.

    F1 teams used to do it in the turbo era, though I don't think they do any
    more.

    --
    Dave Larrington
    <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk>
    It is not possible to call a complex number from a phone box.

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  12. Matthew Haigh
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    Mark T said:

    Peter Pie Eater writtificated

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I think you'll find it's damp.


    dkahn is quite right, you need to dry it out a bit first with a hair
    dryer.

    NEVER try to do this.

    This liquid is full of HYDROGEN and OXYGEN which can be an EXPLOSIVE
    mixture. Any attempt to ignite the liquid or it's vapours could lead to
    SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH.

    You do have to be very careful - it can be lethal even without ignition;
    many people die every year from inhaling dihydrogen monoxide.
    See http://www.dhmo.org for more details, then consider supporting the
    campaign to ban its use.

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