Pretty interesting site

[RangerRock]

http://www.waterforgas.net/

Dad found it the other day,

Going to check into it some more and see what its like.

 

[oregonmud]

Isnt it early for April fools jokes? lol

 

[X]

Isnt it early for April fools jokes? lol

Ok now you got me wondering.

 

[RangerRock]

Its not meant as an April Fools Joke,
I have been reading it the last couple of days

 

[BIGDAN89]

lol o rly no we can run on water there gose our water supply and i think its a april fools joke lol

 

[Tom H.]

Nope, it's possible... See for yourself!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9iWaCMbw60

Here's the company website:

http://www.hytechapps.com/

 

[BIGDAN89]

well i think its hard to belive scientiffically in my brian

 

[Shanty]

The technology is already being used in things such as power generators, prototype cars, and even wheelchairs. It will only be a matter of time until its in our main vehicles. There going to have to eventually because all vehicles coming off the line in 2012 will HAVE to have something like a minimum of 25mph or highier. LOL I love the discovery channel.

 

[silvergagt04]

I think the SYSTEM the guy is selling is BS. The theroy is real. I know it works but look at the baking soda measuring spoon! WTF?

 

[X]

Several car companys have prototype hydrogen cars already. I couldn't tell though if some how he is using it in combination with the normal gas system or seperate like the car companys.

 

[Tom H.]

I couldn't tell though if some how he is using it in combination with the normal gas system or seperate like the car companys.

"Aquygen™ is a novel gas made from ordinary water through our patented electrolysis process. It replaces oxyacetylene for most brazing, soldering, and cutting applications with superior efficiency, quality, cost-effectiveness, and safety without the need to replace existing equipment. An Aquygen™ flame in open air burns at only 259° F, but applied to a substrate it can produce temperatures of over 10,000° F depending on the target media. Aquygen's unique properties also make it ideal for use in vehicles, such as a hybrid hydrogen-powered car."