What is this Bullsh^t

Hey, I read that too. It must be true if we both read it.

 

If it's on the internets, it's always trues. :ranger:

 

Tears alone won't work. You have to run them through a special magnet first.

Tom

 

My car runs on water:

Water falls out of the sky and some of it lands in the Columbia River drainage basin where it flows downhill to the river and eventually reaches the Bonneville Dam, upriver from Portland, OR, on the OR/WA state line. At the dam the water turns turbines that generate electricity which goes through wires, some of which come to Spokane Valley, WA. Some of that electricity comes to my house, and some of that goes through wires to my Zap Xebra electric car, to charge the batteries. I drive the car and then plug it in again.

My car runs on water! :car:

As for those ads on the internet, well, there's a sucker born every minute and two con artists to lighten his wallet. There's also pills and gadgets on the internet to make your you-know-what bigger, and lots of other interesting, if not very credible advertising. Hey, it's the internet!

 

Gotta give the guy a day off now and then.

 

You convert your car to run on water.

Steam.

Of course, what you use to heat the boiler is another matter.

 

Incorrect!!
Your car is solar powered.
The sun hits the earth warming its surface including the surface of the sea
The water is warmed and some evaporates.
The water vapor rises into the atmosphere due to the warming of the sun
at the right level the water vapor cools to form tiny droplets
These droplets form larger droplets and fall to the earth, some falls on the Columbia River drainage basin where it flows downhill ...

Water is not a fuel it is the carrier just a collector, part of the machine.

 

Picky, picky!!!

Actually, I could say my car is thermonuclear-powered, since that's how the sun generates sunlight.

I think it's fair, though, to say that my car is hydroelectric-powered, so I'm sticking with water.

After all, gasoline is also just a "carrier" for solar energy. Except for the radioactive decay of uranium, thorium, and potassium inside the Earth, all our energy "sources" are really just carriers of solar energy.

H2 is just a carrier because it cannot be mined or extracted, but must be produced artificially from some other source of energy. Petroleum, however, can be extracted (while it lasts) so that it is a primary source of energy, even though it is in another sense a carrier of solar.

If you use another source of energy to pump water uphill, and then extract the energy from it as it flows back down, it becomes a secondary source, or a carrier. But when natural processes do the "pumping" it becomes, for our purposes, a primary source which can be extracted via hydroelectric dams. Actually, though my car is called "electric," the electricity is just a carrier, since it must be produced from coal, or oil, or wind, or photovoltaics, or (in my case) water.

Petroleum and hydro are analogous: both come from the sun, but if a car can be called gas-powered, then my Xebra can be called water-powered, as long as it gets its electrons from the Bonneville dam.

 

How are we going to power our cars when the sun burns out?

We're all screwed when that happens.

 

sorry, double post

site seems to be kinda slow lately

 

The sun will engulf the Earth, incinerating it, before it "burns out." This is expected to happen in a few billion years. "We" will be long gone before that happens.

 

Does that mean we won't be able to drive our cars anymore?

 

No, we will depart the Earth in Space Utility Vehicles - you can figure out what that is for short.

 

Well there is a little reality to it.

Here is a website on alternative energy.

Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices

It's alot of reading. But there are lots of exact diagrams of these devices that work. And it's all free to read and some materials cost to make.

Some people doubt some believe. Stan Myer was close to running a car on water and he was murdered, poisoned actually. Yep some people didn't believe it would be possible to get a plane to fly. I'm not discounting any of it. There is something to all this type or energy. I for one would love to be able to use water or even the engine that runs on 5 inert gases (these gases are NOT consumed) How would you like to drive your vehicle and not have to fuel for maybe 10 years?

All I can say is keep your options open for these new break throughs.
Keep your sense and sensability.

Jon