Use Water To Fuel Our Cars

by Miles Moore

When gasoline gets to $10 gallon we are all going to have to change if we want to survive. Perhaps it is time we looked at using water to power our cars.

Oil supplies are being used up even while demand is growing around the world. We are rapidly approaching a time when the oil that can be pumped out of the ground is less than the world’s demand for oil. When that day arrives you might think that $10 for a gallon of gasoline would be cheap.

The alternative energy supplies we have heard about for years are slowly developing but we need to be building lots of them right now. We must all start using less energy and less gas in any way we can before it all starts to run out.

We were taught at school that water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen both of which burn. Hydrogen is a very good fuel so we could be trying to get the hydrogen out of water and use that as gas but it used to be thought too expensive.

Engineers have been working away for years to develop simple ways to generate hydrogen gas from water and the seem to have succeeded. You can use these systems to generate gas and feed it into your car engine to use with normal gas.

They say that you can just buy the various parts at a local hardware store and assemble the kit in your garage. You then just spend a couple of hours fitting it to your car and you are ready to generate hydrogen gas from water.

The idea of using water to power our cars has always been a dream and even with these systems you do still need to buy and use gas but adding hydrogen should reduce the amount of gas you have to buy and use.

I have seen claims that users have doubled their mileage using these water fuel systems while other claim more reasonable improvements of around 20% or so. With an improvement like that it won’t take long to make up the money spent on buying the instruction guide which explains clearly what you have to do.

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