looking for a complete water conversion kit for gasolone engine?

Aug 15th at 12:31 am By: haildarklord

Unless you’re re-inventing the steam engine, there’s no such thing. You may be referring to a hydrogen engine, which uses electro static charges to separate the water molecules in to their basic atoms. Hydrogen and Oxygen. This requires a electric charge, water, and a catalyst. The most commonly used catalyst is aluminum or magnesium as wire or a spooled ribbon. The water is charged and the oxygen is attracted to the aluminum as oxidation, the invisible gas produced is highly flammable Hydrogen. Small models have been made to show how a car would run like this but as far as I know, no one mainstream dealer or company has tried creating one on the grand scale for mass production. The byproducts are aluminum oxide and dirty water. That would mean changing the water once a every two weeks and cleaning out the catalyst pan of all aluminum oxide as well. In theory, someone with a pickup truck could make one using the bed area as the tank and get about 200 miles out of a bed full of water, and a spool of sheet aluminum.

Aug 15th at 1:28 am By: Fengshuitips

Look for “hydro 4000 ” which is a device that you can just install onto your car to serve the purpose of running the car with water and gas…just as you require.

However, since it’s quite expensive to say the least, you can actually build the device yourself to run your car with gas and water.

Check the review below of 3 of the most popular and practical systems on the market and see if you will find something you can start using…