[horselover]

Originally Posted by Newport

But you can afford gas at $3 a gallon in the US? The information you need is at Water Car Run on WATER+Fuel. Hydrogen Save Gas=FREE ENERGY!.

I don't love in the U.S.

Gas is about $1 per litre where I am, and I don't drive much anyways. In time I will need to be driving more, so fuel saving measures will be an asset.

[horselover]

The funny thing is that the cheaper version is just a knock off of the original. The original company never patented their idea, and anyone can buy the ebook and sell it again.

What they're not selling is the conversion system itself, just a manual.

I would like to see someone actuallly sell the product in question. That would make more sense than selling an ebook.

[Newport]

It looks as though they just use ordinary components. You may want to have a mechanic do the work though if you're not too handy.

[horselover]

True. I don't know much about cars so it's always best left to the experts.

For now I need to wait to see what vehicle I'm going to be getting. I hope to get something by the weekend.

[Tag]

I would love to have a car that ran on water. Lol...who wouldnt? But the oil companies would definitely make it difficult for such a car to be bought in.

[horselover]

Now I read elsewhere that there's no real proof that this works.

http://www.torontogasprices.com/Foru...age_no=1&FAV=N

I love that site, I'm there everyday posting on the forum or checking out gas prices.


Edit: Wow, for quick reply, it took about an hour to post, lol.

[greentech]

There are a lot of these devices on the market now and a couple of different message board with active user who say they work. The National Hydrogen Association says they work. One company that makes these products is on the U. S. Department of Energy website. The question is not whether they work, but which product works better than the next.

[mtrent]

I believe that the 3 big auto makers do hide a lot of things from us that otherwise our planet would be a much better condition.

[horselover]

Anyone have any idea if this is a valid product now? It's been 6 months since I last posted about this, when there was a bunch of negativity about it.

I'd like to know if it's worth it since the price of gas is too high now.

[RFL1986]

I've read some articles which essentially back up the notion that water-based automotive technology is a viable option but I haven't heard much regarding retail. Considering it's hard to get gas for less than $1.30 per liter in the GTA I'm extremely curious.