Inventor Drives Car 3,000 Miles on Nothing But Water

[MorningSong]

Super smart researchers and generous, too!

HHO (Oxyhydrogen) is a contentious technology that has both its proponents and detractors. Whether or not you believe it’s possible, two guys in Arizona have been working on a system for quite some time and claim to have a system capable of producing 55 liters of HHO per minute on 55 amps of power. They’ve proofed the concept in a Dodge pickup truck.

Unlike most other HHO proponents, however, these two are not commercializing their product for sale as a “kit” and have completely open sourced the whole shebang for anyone to copy and try. Once they’ve perfected the setup and done a lot more testing, they do plan to sell conversion kits for vehicles as well as begin concepting for larger uses such as power plants and industrial engines. All of their data and how-to/DIY information is freely available on their website at Future Energy Concepts, so if you want to see how this works and try it for yourself to see if it does work, everything you need to know is there.......

Please read on at link:
http://beforeitsnews.com/story/300/2...But_Water.html

Here's the link to their site:

http://www.futureenergyconceptsinc.com/

[Strat]

This is really interesting. Thanks for the link, I'm really going to dig into this. Hydrogen power isn't a new concept, but the way they are doing it is...I think.

[lisa]

Thanks for the info! The beforeitsnews link is not displaying the article for some reason. Their site looks great, hope they get the detailed plans up soon.

[witchy1]

I did a bit of research (not proper research, just internet searching) about fuelling cars on water (salted or plain). Many have done it and many early ones appear to have learnt it from Alexander Kraft who died in 1941
apparently there is something you can do to coal that produces a green matter that when added to water is runs the same as fossil fuel. apparently tastes like bitter almonds. Analysis showed a pure hydrocarbon and has no emmissions
1917 John Andrews
1916 Louis Enricht
? date: Guido Franch - he called it MOTA (atom backwards)

There was also (urban legend) a man in NZ, whose party trick was to grab a bucket of water out of the river to fill his car up on. He was paid over $1m way back in the 60's I think to shut up.

sorry dont have links but should be easy to look up if you are interested.
W

[MorningSong]

Sorry folks about the link... I found it again, although the article has been completely reworded (go figure!), here:

http://beforeitsnews.com/story/296/9...But_Water.html

By Grant Lawrence (Reporter)
Contributor profile | More stories
martedì 7 dicembre 2010 02:21:03

The vehicle in the video below supposedly went on a 3,000 mile road trip running only on water.

...Inventor Frederick W. Wood, and his associate, David Seigler, from Future Energy Concepts, Inc., give a video tour of the pickup truck that they claim to have converted to run on nothing but hydroxy gas, electrolyzed on-board, and on-demand, via a super-efficient electrolysis (from water) method they have developed. Their system allegedly produces 55 liters per minute on 55 amps. They also say the truck recently completed a road trip of more than 3000 miles, running on this set-up...(youtube)


Supposedly the inventor is willing to give away the basic design. He is doing it for the planet and so "our children can stop dying."

Just in case they hide it again here is the link to the researchers' video on the same page:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py8QY...layer_embedded

[Alaois]

Just to add to this. There was a news clip about a car invented in Japan that ran on water over a year or two ago. It might have been backed by an American company.

[Czarek]

Posted by Alaois (here)
Just to add to this. There was a news clip about a car invented in Japan that ran on water over a year or two ago. It might have been backed by an American company.

I remember seeing it. The website of the inventor's company apparently had to "abandon" the project due to excessive production costs. Yeeaaa right.

[Providence]

Does anyone know what is presently going on with this technology? I checked out the sites and there seems to be a deafening quietness of news and information. Just wondering what happened and why the information flow has stopped?

[unlockingyourhorizon]

Sadly the concept of not making money off their invention has led to the decline of the project. It now sits in the hands of people who did not create the concept. If you want further information about this try researching it yourself through a modern search based website. You'll find that there is more stunning information about mechanisms and propulsion then water technology.

[Providence]

Posted by unlockingyourhorizon (here)
You'll find that there is more stunning information about mechanisms and propulsion then water technology.

I have been doing a lot of research, but not finding much that is sustainable in 'survival' situations. Would love to get a few leads....

[ktlight]

http://www.simplewaterfuel.com/?hop=homemadeen

[Evelon]

The thread has been deleted... they may begin to cover up something...

[Siberia9]

There is alot of how to's on YouTube about this, I would recomend watching Stanley Myer's(Meier?) videos there, he's the man, or was the man, the govt/corporations out right killed him because his water cars were so good. BTW if you dont want to make them yourself you can buy kits on Ebay but do your homework first.

[oceanz]

I knew someone in NZ that built a car motor that operated on gravitational force (I think that was the wording) just to see they could. Then they got death threats and people driving slowing passed the out of the way property.

I think the person disassembled the motor but it just proves that it is possible.