Water power
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A GTS

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128 posts

233 months

Monday 3rd January 2011
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Interesting re this water power...my girlfriend and I have been talking about it and we would like to know more about how they do it, splitting the water molecule, and by such a small means of doing so to fit it in a car, anyone here know more? Although safety wise...isn't hydrogen pretty volatile?

Cheap run around motoring, she could of done with that New Years Eve, when broke down at ten to midnight because ran out of fuel and every fuel station had shut early for the New year celebrations, imagine just taking a pee and be good for 30 miles!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQKmaLoAX9A

odyssey2200

18,650 posts

230 months

Monday 3rd January 2011
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If that is true (which I hope it is and hope it isn't) then we are looking at a complete ststorm.

Every petrol or Diesel powered vehicle takes a massive drop in value.
The World economy goes into complete upheaval.

What are considered rich countries(due to oil reserves) are now broke.
The treasury will have to find a way to tax water....

collos

30 posts

181 months

Tuesday 4th January 2011
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Water is in shorter supply than oil at the moment the next wars will be over water not oil.It makes no difference what you power your cars with governments willtaxainit of energy just the same cheap energy has gone for ever in the west but we do not seem to want to accept it.

odyssey2200

18,650 posts

230 months

Tuesday 4th January 2011
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collos said:
Water is in shorter supply than oil at the moment .
Clean, drinking water might be, but water is not in short supply.

Sea levels are rising, ice is melting wink

DullBoy

89 posts

184 months

Tuesday 4th January 2011
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odyssey2200 said:
collos said:
Water is in shorter supply than oil at the moment .
Clean, drinking water might be, but water is not in short supply.

Sea levels are rising, ice is melting wink
"Snow and Salt Water are OK and do not affect the fuel cell"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ir5XgMiXlzM&fea...

a 20 year old clip ^


collos

30 posts

181 months

Tuesday 4th January 2011
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If you believe all that then you probably still believe in Peter Pan I am 63 and stories like this were around when I was a kid.

odyssey2200

18,650 posts

230 months

Tuesday 4th January 2011
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collos said:
If you believe all that then you probably still believe in Peter Pan I am 63 and stories like this were around when I was a kid.
so were video communicators in Star trek and we now have mobile phones.
It's called progress.