Make your car or truck run off water. No Joke and cheap to install. Saves so much gas money
Bryan
I'm gonna do it. Crazy cool and cheap to install.
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They laughed at running a car on water, but when they saw how many miles
per gallon... they didn't laugh anymore!
Herman Rubin
Bryan <BryanShi...@Knology.net> wrote:
>You just have to check out this little site. My friend did it and now
>I'm gonna do it. Crazy cool and cheap to install.
>They laughed at running a car on water, but when they saw how many miles
>per gallon... they didn't laugh anymore!
Some Purdue scientists have found a way to run a hydrogen car
on water, but it requires an aluminum substrate doped with
gallium to get the hydrogen out of water. The aluminum
substrate can be restored by reducing the alumina produced.
This is NOT cheap at this time. The chemistry is elementary,
but the engineering to keep aluminum from quickly becoming
inert from a coating of alumina is not.
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hru...@stat.purdue.edu Phone: (765)494-6054 FAX: (765)494-0558
Bryan
> In article <a7682$4829d4b0$18604634$21...@KNOLOGY.NET>,
> Bryan <BryanShi...@Knology.net> wrote:
>> You just have to check out this little site. My friend did it and now
>> I'm gonna do it. Crazy cool and cheap to install.
>
>
>
>> They laughed at running a car on water, but when they saw how many miles
>> per gallon... they didn't laugh anymore!
>
>
> Some Purdue scientists have found a way to run a hydrogen car
> on water, but it requires an aluminum substrate doped with
> gallium to get the hydrogen out of water. The aluminum
> substrate can be restored by reducing the alumina produced.
>
> This is NOT cheap at this time. The chemistry is elementary,
> but the engineering to keep aluminum from quickly becoming
> inert from a coating of alumina is not.
>
>
>
>
You see the problem for almost a hundred years has been that H has been
dangerous compress in tanks and in its pure form its extremely
combustible. The solution is simple. Use h directly from the water by
electrolyzing it and using it on the spot. This tech is not 100% water,
its a half and half system. One quart water lasts for a long time and it
cuts your gas bill in half. My friend who did this... His car got 35
miles per gallon. Now he is getting close to 70 and he has more HP.9
amazing) No need to use an aluminum substrate or gallium, just charge
the water with a little electricity from the battery, The alternator
keeps the battery charge and you have an on off switch when the car is
off so your battery does not go dead. This little quart jar under the
hood is incredible. Its the future.
Best
`~B