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Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
presumably any car that runs on water will produce water vapor, right? So what would be the impact of vast amounts of water vapor in urban city areas? Thats right precipitation. Would/could too much traffic cause severe rain and snow storms? I think that a car that emits water vapor is much more eco friendly there will still be some sort of impact. With water vapor perhaps more noticably than our current climactic problems.
Originally posted by azblack
I don't want to sound pompus but I'm going to because I just read 11 pages or so of illogical thinking from everyone here.
First of all you are wrong.(sorry) But you are all geniuses in reasearch. I think even the news article is flawed.
There is technology that exists for a car which runs off hydrogen combines that with oxygen to produce electricity. The Hydrogen and oxygen are seperate,they pass simutaneously through a catalyst rich filter of sorts which provides the conditions to combine the two together and causes electricity exhaust is completely pure water. Problem is the most efficient way to extract hydrogen is through the petroleum distallation process. Still attached to Oil. But it's not the only way to produce hydrogen.
The second Technology in the works is the water powered car. It's my favorite, but surprisingly enough it's more dangerous than filling your car with Hydrogen. This method Uses electricity to seperate the H2o molecule The anode attaches to one side of a stack of metal plates the anode attached to the other, and it is subersed in water. Very simple inexpensive extraction process but also very dangerous. It's very simple I made mine from stainless steel wall switch plates and a plastic jug. It attaches to the battery on my lawn mower and I installed a small valve for fine adjustment. It takes a 20 ounce bottle vs 1.5 gals of gas.
search in you tube "water powered lawnmower"
These blow up but it's really about how well you make them. It doesn't blow like the hindenburg or nothing. Try it you'll be glad you did
Originally posted by azblack
A car that runs off water that produces water as an exhaust is simply illogical, proves the lack of understanding exhibited in this thread.
Originally posted by azblack
The second Technology in the works is the water powered car. It's my favorite, but surprisingly enough it's more dangerous than filling your car with Hydrogen.
Originally posted by azblack
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Originally posted by ALLis0NE
How is it illogical? That's like saying evaporating water is illogical because it makes rain. LOL
You know when you burn hydrogen/oxygen it is like the Sun evaporating water in a puddle? The Sun alone slowly burns water on dry days.
When you wet concrete on a hot day, the water slowly disappears. Do you know that hydrogen cars are pretty much the same thing?
[edit on 21-6-2008 by ALLis0NE]
Originally posted by azblack
First of all you are wrong.(sorry) But you are all geniuses in reasearch. I think even the news article is flawed.
The second Technology in the works is the water powered car. It's my favorite, but surprisingly enough it's more dangerous than filling your car with Hydrogen. This method Uses electricity to seperate the H2o molecule The anode attaches to one side of a stack of metal plates the anode attached to the other, and it is subersed in water. Very simple inexpensive extraction process but also very dangerous. It's very simple I made mine from stainless steel wall switch plates and a plastic jug. It attaches to the battery on my lawn mower and I installed a small valve for fine adjustment. It takes a 20 ounce bottle vs 1.5 gals of gas.
search in you tube "water powered lawnmower"
Originally posted by ALLis0NE
If energy can not be created or destroyed, how in the heck could we possibly run out??
Originally posted by azblack
So it most definately will be spent as energy and will not return to earth.
Originally posted by survivalsurferthey capture the oxygen using zinc which turns into zinc oxide, the main problem is providing a continues supply of zinc and transporting the zinc oxide out of the reactor.
Originally posted by azblack
I just wrote along explination with lots of retalitory insults, but I erased them all, You insult my intelegence and have no clue the difference between condesation, a physical reation of a molecule to a liquid from a gas, and a chemical reaction on the molecular level, man I'm wasting my time with this reply.