WATER FUEL

[Steve P.]

I just came across this. Check it out..

http://grouper.com/GlobalMedia/MediaDetails.aspx?id=904600&st=-1&s=19&q=0

[mikepmcs]

WOW!
Sweet.

[BigBlackDodge]

If what he can do is true the worlds energy problems are solved!


......or Exxon writes him a check for 25 billion and you never see or hear of it again.


Oh.......BTW........while accessing the video Nortons detected a worm.



BBD

[Steve P.]

Here's more...

http://hytechapps.com/applications/HHOStest-102103.htm

http://hytechapps.com/applications/HHOS.htm

[plum500]

Ya, saw that a few weeks ago -- friggin amazing on all counts...

[cool440]

WOW!


Can my 440 run on water?  I could use the milage!

Some oil company will buy this patent and shelf it, Se La Vi!

Michael

[BigBlackDodge]

Some of those tests were done in 2003..................................what are they waiing for?


BBD

[Smoke20]

Some of those tests were done in 2003..................................what are they waiing for?


BBD

See Cool440's post above yours... 

The big oill companies will protect their monopoly any way they can.

[terrible one]

Some of those tests were done in 2003..................................what are they waiing for?


BBD

See Cool440's post above yours... 

The big oill companies will protect their monopoly any way they can.

Yep, and there's no way someone would turn down the right amount of money. I sure wouldn't.

[Jon Smith]

Some of those tests were done in 2003..................................what are they waiing for?


BBD

they're waiting for a way to do it without using massive amounts of electricity

[Ghoste]

Wasn't there a Keanu Reeves movie about this some years back?

[mikepmcs]

Chain Reaction (1996)
Keanu Reeves
Morgan Freeman
  Directed by
Andrew Davis

Action / Thriller / Drama

Plot Outline: Two researchers in a green alternative energy project are put on the run when they are framed for murder and treason.

that one?
v/r
Mike

[Ghoste]

Yeah, that sounds like it must be the one. 

[ChargerBill]

This could be a great innovation...it will retrofit onto exhisting piston/internal combustion engines according to the website, but at $6,000 plus dollars not too many everyday consumers could afford it. If is ever made it into mass production for retrofitting they would have to shoot for the $1,000 range to make any significant sales. The obvious upside is that the big 3 could start building cars with this system in place in the near future - unless of course Opec or Exxon, etc.. do something to stop them.

[262chargers]

Check this out, the government paid this guy a visit, then he winds up dead from food poisoning...

http://videos.streetfire.net/search/%20dune/0/440C9DF3-C076-49B8-BDF5-9CCF897F1C96.htm