Water Fuel Scams Part 2

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Hydrogen Car Kits

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A famous claim about a water-fuelled car that was never verified was the Meyer's Water Fuel Cell. In the 1990's and American inventor, Stanley Meyer, claimed that he had invented a way of powering his 1.6 litre dune buggy on water alone. Because this process was never verified, the exact details of how he achieved this are a bit vague. Basically he claimed that he had replaced the spark plugs with modified "injectors" that sprayed water into the engine. This was then subject to an electrical charge that would extract the hydrogen and oxygen, which would then be combusted, so that it turned back into water vapour. The energy gained from the process was alleged to be powerful enough to turn the engine. Meyer's never managed to substantiate his claim, and in 1996 was actually convicted of fraud in an Ohio court. He later died of an aneurism, and there are some persistent conspiracy theories that suggest he was poisoned to keep his revolutionary water fuel cell suppressed.

Another famous claim was that of Garrett's Electrolytic Carburetor. In 1930's Texan born Charles H Garrett alleged the he had built a new engine that generated enough hydrogen by electrolysis to run on water alone. This was patented, and the drawings show electrolysis plates situated in a regular float style carburettor. Despite the plans being reveled, it was never verified that this engine worked, and some people have speculated that the car that Garrett used in his demonstrations was actually run on conventional fuels.

Some common scams regarding water fuel are those companies selling additives, often in tablet form, that are said to convert water into a usable fuel. This is based on the principle of fuels like acetylene, which is calcium carbide added to water. Acetylene is a highly combustible liquid, and the added carbides give it additional higher energy value. Theoretically it would be possible to create a stable additive that would make water usuable as a fuel, but currently this has not yet been verified. It would also technically be these additives, such as carbides that would be the fuel, and the water itself would just be a vessel. Any cars that run on water mixed with higher energy additives would be a carbide powered car and not a water powered one.

Chile, Santiago,
Syria, Damascus,
Liechtenstein, Vaduz,
Antioch California USA
Lichtenstein, Vaduz,
Singapore, Singapore,
Georgia, Tbilisi,
Austria, Vienna,
Madagascar, Antananarivo,
St. Vincent and The Grenadines, Kingstown

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