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use water as fuel does it work??

let start talking about this if it works why dont we have it on all cars ??has anyone seen this i think it works but i dont have proof positive does anyone ??

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Permalink Reply by SJC on April 26, 2009 at 2:55pm
You can get 1000 watts or so from a car alternator and that is your energy budget. That amount of output from the alternator may get you about 0.1% of the energy that goes into the engine. You have converted energy in gasoline to engine rotation (20% efficient), to alternator rotation, to electrical energy (70% efficient) , to create hydrolysis of water (50% efficient) to putting the O2 and H2 into the engine again for rotation of the engine shaft (20% efficient), The total loses are (.2 x. .7 x .5 x .2 = 3.5% efficient). Quite a trip with lots of loses for very small results.
Permalink Reply by Aaron on May 25, 2009 at 8:32am
there's more info in this ebook - http://af8aaiq1fv58mgu9skkbqyh9od.hop.clickbank.net/ - about the different types of renewable energy which I found amazing to read. Very enlghtening!

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