Re: Water powered cars exist!

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"Karl" <karlwtz@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>"Stan de SD" <standesd_DIGA_NO_A_SPAM@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "Nigel Kerr" <nigel.kerr@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> Well for all those people that said this is impossible and I was
talking
>>> rubbish here is a video, but he is just one of many people around the
>> world
>>> that have done this before. Others are now dead due to their
inventions 
>>> or
>>> paid millions to stop.
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>> Care to share the chemical reaction that allows "water" to power cars?
I'm
>> curious to see how much energy you can "create" using water as a source
of
>> fuel. :O|
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>> (For those that know the answer already - please don't spoil my fun...)
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>They are called Hydrogen Powered. Still a stupid idea.  Electric Cars
work 
>better.  Invest in batteries. 

Has someone done an energy and pollution balance for producing the
batteries themselves and the electricity to charge them vs the amount
of energy use/pollution they reduce? Just curious. 

In particular, I have a feeling that if all gasoline-powered cars in
existence 
were to have batteries for them made, the resulting pollution would be 
one of astoni****ng scale. Just a hunch though, no hard data.

DK