The Water Car

This link
http://www.ndtvprofit.com/2008/06/14111927/Japanese-company-unveils-water.html
is the announcement of the new water car from Japan.

Previous to the above announcement, Eugene Mallove, drove the streets of America in his car that ran on H2O. He was found bludgeoned to death in his own driveway. There was also an Australian who had simultaneously built his water car. He also died. Another gentleman in the Philippines has a car that runs on water too, who says he cannot patent his process because ‘that would be going over the head of our master’. At last report he continues to drive the streets of Manila.

The process by which the water car operates sounds like a winner. You pour water into the tank. This causes electrolysis of the water which separates into its two components of oxygen and hydrogen and brings them together at the flash point. And the point of this vehicle over others is that it’s totally electric and doesn’t run on gasoline, doesn’t need a battery and doesn’t need plugging in at night. You just add water (or Japanese tea is reported to work in the link above).
And go!

2 comments ↓

#1 david on 07.02.08 at 11:34 pm

I love the water car and hope they sell millions of these cool little cars.

But what about the trucking industry, so how about a water truck.

It is interesting that you get many more miles to the gallon with water than you do with any other type of fuel such as gasoline or diesel.

Water is a proven winner……..it works very efficiently as a fuel for cars.

And the reason why water makes such a good fuel is the hydrogen content……….hydrogen has more energy, in fact it has the highest ratio of energy to mass of any known element, so there is no mystery to why water makes such a good fuel.

No cannisters of hydrogen to worry about, just a couple of gallons of water and you’re on your way.

#2 david on 07.02.08 at 11:39 pm

You want to understand why water works as a fuel?

Then you need to read the book Unity which is a free read on http://www.gravitycontrol.org

Or check out the gravity control forum.