2004 Dodge Ram runs on 100% WATER

[emptyquiver2]

PESNetwork ^

[Knightia]

Thats a pretty intresting vid- thnks for posting it.

( was suprized how small the vessel was they where using)

[The Rev]

Heck the price of bottled water compared to fuel, we are still better burning gasoline at five dollars a gallon

You know I had to say that... Hope it works, but for some reason they both seem just a little bit off to me.

[Knightia]

Originally Posted by The Rev

Heck the price of bottled water compared to fuel, we are still better burning gasoline at five dollars a gallon

You know I had to say that... Hope it works, but for some reason they both seem just a little bit off to me.

They did seem a lil strange..

( i buy cheap bottled water for summer esp- like to frezze im ( milk in the last 2 yrs or so has been $1 a gal( more expensive brand normally)( i buy what will expire soon, freze some etc)

[Howler]

They better go back to the drawing board and make it run on salt water because the world can't afford more demand on fresh water the way it is. Putting fresh water in the fuel tank is about as bad as putting our food source in a fuel tank.

[Fieldmouse]

I was watching it this morning and got bored. I do need to watch it again. One big opportunity will be the fuel cell. Our biggest issue comes down to seperating Oxygen from Hydrogen. A few years back some college (I think) discovered if you zap water with just the right mocrowave fequency they parted ways on their own. That was promising. However, we have so much oil all over the place, we one day skip over the need for this type of energy. I forsee great technology yet not discovered that will make the car look like the horse and buggy. I just hope I'm alive to see it.

[emptyquiver2]

I was thinking the same thing Howler.