Is Run Car on Water A Scam?

(2012-02-02 15:20:10)

1. jasin Says: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucKuyOAt3D0&feature=related

2. heatherajohnson2005 Says: The car will not run on water alone, but yes, you can use the h2o system to assist to get better gas millage. My ex fiance built a system very similar to the one in the first video for his Honda Civic. It took a lot of time and mathematics to get the vehicle to run correctly but he did eventually accomplish it and it tripled his gas millage. From start to finish it took him about 6 months and about 300 dollars.

3. Bandit-05 Says: Without watching the videos, a car can be run on water but only if the water is broken down to its 2 elements: hydrogen and oxygen. This can be done in a fuel cell to generate electricity and power and electrical motor for propulsion or the internal combustion engine can be retained and use the hydrogen as fuel.
The problem with doing this is the amount of energy required to break the elements apart from water. It cannot be done efficiently enough to make water as a fuel viable.

The first post mentions water injection. This can be done to an internal combustion engine as well. This has been around for some time (some WW II fighters used water injection).

4. Orlando Says: lol no it is not a scam they eng as we know it came from a steam eng so you could use staem to rn it but you would have to build big radiators all over the body to make this possible check back a few yrs and search for steam automotive motors i think Chrysler, in automobiles think you will find it and also true turbo engs also. just type it into your header bar

5. rick29148 Says: It's technologically possible, but the electricity that it takes to break the water down is more power then you get my burning the hydrogen.