make any car run on water, anyone think it will work? Options

[rocky2006]

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[orvillescelica]

I've seen something like this On T.V like 6-8 years ago on BAYWATCH.

The criminals make a get away in A jeep and the Jeep can go into the water and act like a boat. Basically, you have tires that float and a car that looks like a bathtub. Oh, they got this in Wisconsin Dell too in Wisconsin. They call 'em DUCKS!


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I remember doing that in science class in high school. Don't you use a magnet or tunning fork or something? Anyways, I believe a diesel engine can run on water and coal dust. You'd have to do some research, but back in the day they did it when they were testing out fuels. On the subject of possiblity and why would'nt they do it, is because they make way too much money off gas right now. Besides all those great ideas get bought up by gas companies so you can't make it.

maybe I'm just a consipiricy nut job though. I shoud probably not mention that we never landed on the moon.
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Is no one else reading this thing? the car is POWERED by water. The link tells you how to convert your gas engine into one that can be powered by water. Not on top of water. Everyone has seen those duck boat tours, or Richard Branson cross the english channel in his car-boat. In addition, you should never ever cite Baywatch as a credible refernce of information.

you can not run a disel engine on coal dust and water. You can run a steam engine that way, as long as the coal dust and water never come in contact with each other. Coal combustion energy release is very very slow, thus the heating of the air and pressurized expansion of the chamber would be too slow. Not to mention that the water would absorb too much of the energy for the coal to even combust in the first place, that is if you can get enough energy using compression to ignite the coal in the first place.

i do think that the oil companies are holding back a lot of technologies to further their yearly income, but energy from water is not one of them. Yes, there are hydrogen fuel cells that combine hydrogen and oxygen to make electricity. But thats not what this pdf is talking about.

and yes, we did land on the moon