WATER-Powered Cars

               It is commonly known that hydrogen can easily be 
          extracted from water by adding a little salt to the 
          water and passing a low-voltage d.c. current thru it.

               Unfortunately, doing it this way requires roughly 
          the same amount of energy to extract the hydrogen as you 
          get when burning it for energy.

               BUT there are ways to extract hydrogen from water 
          requiring ONLY A SMALL FRACTION of the electrical energy 
          required to do it with low-voltage d.c. current, and 
          involves using the right combinations of frequency [try 
          14,372 cps and 14,237.4 cps], higher voltages, various 
          electrolytes, and proper waveforms of PULSATING 
          d.c. current, determined experimentally.

               But be CAREFUL !  At least one frequency above 
          40,000 cps could create a BIG EXPLOSION !

               This means that people could fill their modified 
          car's fuel tank with WATER instead of gasoline!  The 
          hydrogen extractor in the fuel line would be powered by 
          the car's alternator.

               GOOGLE John Keely.

               See also: 
          http://members.aol.com/rem460/energy2.txt , and 
          http://members.aol.com/rem547/energy.htm .

                                 Robert E. McElwaine
                                 B.S., Physics and Astronomy, UW-EC
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          P.S.: PASS IT ON !