Run your car by water.

[chandana]

With the increase of the fuel price all the people of the world struggling to find a better alternative to it and water base fuel in one of better science. Although you can't use water directly you can convert it to hydrogen gas and use it. You can get lot of information through this link.

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Edited December 30, 2011 by Phi for All
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[Phi for All]

You'll have to tell us more so we can discuss it. We don't allow eBay links at all, especially from new joiners.

[nath88nael]

@chandana, interesting topic, i'd love to know more, please do what you can to get the info onto the discussion board.

 

 

[CaptainPanic]

This has been discussed countless times, and so far, turning water into hydrogen for fuel is more expensive than fossil fuels, and has numerous practical problems.

 

Without more focus, this thread will go nowhere.

[Phi for All]

This has been discussed countless times, and so far, turning water into hydrogen for fuel is more expensive than fossil fuels, and has numerous practical problems.

 

Without more focus, this thread will go nowhere.

I tried to give a new member the benefit of the doubt, but I suspect he was simply spamming the link I deleted. I'm not very familiar with eBay; do they have informative content?

[CaptainPanic]

I tried to give a new member the benefit of the doubt, but I suspect he was simply spamming the link I deleted. I'm not very familiar with eBay; do they have informative content?

I am not so familiar with internet in general. What's going on outside this forum?

[Phi for All]

What's going on outside this forum?

Outside? Your words put fear in my heart.

[Ophiolite]

Rest easy brothers: the Matrix will protect you.

[Tres Juicy]

I thought this was the internet?

 

Is there more?

 

Now I am confused and frightened...

 

 

Interestingly, my dad ran his (diesel) car on used cooking oil for about 8 months, it smelled like chips cooking everywhere he went.

[Phi for All]

Interestingly, my dad ran his (diesel) car on used cooking oil for about 8 months, it smelled like chips cooking everywhere he went.

How'd that work out for him? Would he do it again?

[InigoMontoya]

Sure, but cooking oil is VERY different than water.

[Tres Juicy]

How'd that work out for him? Would he do it again?

 

 

He said it ran smoother than diesel and that only used cooking oil would work, I'm not sure where he was getting it all from or why stopped using it (although I think he said something about the law requiring some modification to the car to allow you to do it, which he hadn't done)

 

It was certainly cheaper and as far as I know, he would do it again.

 

And yes, very different to water