Volkswagen-Vanagon - Water Gas? Is it Possible?
ryan (203.177.236.16) - Fri Feb 29 12:42:29 2008
I came across this site about how water can be used as a gas, are there anyone of you have tried this?
Reply #1 J.J. (71.202.168.133) - Wed Mar 5 13:29:07 2008
As every school kid knows, the formula for Water is H(2)O, where the chemical bond is two atoms of Hydrogen for one of Oxygen. In nature, this is a very strong bond. To break the water molecule down to two atoms of Hydrogen and one of Oxygen requires the input of energy, much energy. The process is easy to do but not cheap, considering the cost of energy.The water4gas model in the web site you refer to asks that the energy to break down the water to oxygen and hydrogen come from the car's battery, and to collect in a separate container for transmittal to the engine for use. The breaking down of water would result in two atoms of hydrogen, one of oxygen and by a simple process these can be separated to obtain a pure collection of each gas. The system as designed in the web site does not separate the two gases but supplies something he calls HHO, a mixture, not a compound. This mixture is then sent to the carburetor, mixed with gasoline and burned in the cylinders to produce power. All very well in theory. I see two problems, each of which is addressed in the web site. The purpose of the carburetor (or the fuel injection system) is to mix the gasoline with air (oxygen) to change the liquid gasoline to
Reply #2 Eric (122.3.172.24) - Mon Apr 21 13:58:54 2008
Yeah I know another site with that same information too. Well I guess you'll have to visit this site www.watermakesfuel.com to find out more comprehensive information about converting cars to a water burning hybrid. It has few video's too illustrating the actual process of conversion.
Reply #3 Lwilliams (24.68.254.19) - Mon May 5 17:15:25 2008
Very Interesting ... this is the first I've heard of this. I'm familiar with biodiesel, but not water for fuel. Thanks for the websites to check out.Les
Reply #4 Cparkinson (24.68.254.19) - Fri Jun 13 14:03:48 2008
hello everyone, I get a bit concerned to think that water will be used this way. Do you think we will have enough water on the planet to cover this kind of conversion?
Reply #5 Bern Zumpano (66.32.61.31) - Fri Jun 20 14:36:58 2008
Hi All....Does anybody know if water4gas can work with a large RV that has either a Chevy 457 or Ford 460 Engine? In other words, are there any engine limits? How does it work? Thanks. Bern
Reply #6 Al Hebert (98.112.21.73) - Sun Jun 29 18:13:48 2008
Hi Everyone, I personally don't know is this water for gas works. I would suggest you search the internet about brown gas. I have my granddaughter husband looking into the subject. I will have more information coming. Additional information can be seen here. http://tiny.cc/miu82
Reply #7 Keebler117 (216.150.100.113) - Mon Jun 30 13:48:04 2008
Reply #4 Cparkinson (24.68.254.19) - Fri Jun 13 14:03:48 2008hello everyone, I get a bit concerned to think that water will be used this way. Do you think we will have enough water on the planet to cover this kind of conversion? LOL...Split the H2O, you get hydrogen and Oxygen. The by-product of burning Hydrogen is WATER... The Ultimate in Recycling!
Reply #8 Dave (77.25.218.161) - Thu Jul 3 05:00:55 2008
Hi, I think people confuse hygrogen with water. The way all these "water 4 gas" sites are marketed is they make you think you just put water in your tank like you do with gas. They they start to realize that it is a little more complex. I have not tried it myself, but I have two friends that did. They say it works fine. This weekend I will check it out myself. I don't believe stuff unstil I see it:-) Dave
Reply #9 Wesley Wayne (74.194.145.58) - Fri Aug 8 12:20:17 2008
I know these kits work because my friend at church has increased his gas mileage by 40% using a water for gas system.I found a site that gives some valuable information on the top kits on the market. Hope it helps.
Reply #10 M.Z. (89.142.161.223) - Sat Aug 9 14:54:25 2008
Hi, I just bought few of these kist an tried them on different cars. Now I put together special where you can see all of my test with hydrogen generators. M.Z.
Reply #11 Mel (99.251.214.20) - Sat Aug 23 19:31:12 2008
These Water for Gas systems do work and as far as I can tell so far (after 4 months of driving) are completely safe. My Jetta actually seems to run smoother now, actually!There are quite a few "water for gas"-type systems available now. Here is a site that reviews the top three. waterforgas.wahms.net
Reply #12 Juel Edwards (70.152.176.174) - Sat Aug 30 15:01:21 2008
Too many people think they know it all and post criticisms before they even read the particulars. Yes, it takes more DC Energy to make H & O than you can retrieve by burning it. But you will note that the Electrolytic Cell using concentric SS cylinders as electrodes and powered by a 16 KC Square Wave Generator is different. They claim it puts the cell as a capacitor into 'resonance' which shakes up the molecules and produces H with little current. Also note that the systems which use HHO and Gasoline, both, rely on an unexplained property of hydogen burning in the cylinder with the gasoline and thusly reducing the gasoline consumption out of proportion to the H consumption. Chemistry has never been a completely scientific subject but more like cooking using reciepes.
Reply #13 carwaterguide (58.8.167.15) - Wed Sep 17 15:20:21 2008
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Reply #14 carwaterguide.blogspot.com (58.8.167.111) - Mon Oct 13 04:48:01 2008
HHO is called “Browns Gas” cause it was discovered by Yuri Brown in the 70’s. And this guy is using a 220V outlet to make this, it consumes far more electricity than the gas creates by burning it.When talking about HHO we should start out talking about what it is and how it is made. How does the HHO system work? HHO gas is the done by having a container with a water solution, inside the container there are either metal plates or wire and an intake or out-gas tubes. The water has a charge put to it…the electricity goes through the plates or wire and causes electrolysis and the result is HHO that flows up the out-gas tube into the air intake manifold.
Reply #15 carwaterreview.blogspot.com (58.8.173.142) - Thu Nov 13 09:52:43 2008
Why a Brown's- HHO Gas fuel saver?Brown's Gas / HHO- gas is the latest innovation to increase gas mileage, increase power and improve emissions. Your car will not be totally dependent on water but will be a hybrid of sorts by utilizing water as a catalyst once it is broken down to Brown's Gas also known as HHO. By using Brown's Gas one can expect to see and increase in gas mileage of 15 - 50%. This is not new technology but is starting to get rediscovered as gas and diesel prices continue to increase.
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