HHO Gas.

[BuzzKillington]

-ceOL83PM24

He is going to be one rich, rich man.

[Trace]

Omfg...i...want...

[crenn]

I'm pretty sure this has been posted before.

[x88x]

Hmmm, yes, that complicated electrolysis process....of shoving two electrodes into a container of water. :P

As for the other stuff, I'll believe it when I see it (in person). I'm open to new ideas and I would love for this guy (who I first saw about 3 years ago, iirc) to actually have done it, but it's like free energy. There have been entirely too many people who say that they have it end ended up being proven wrong. ...all of them, actually.

[Oneslowz28]

Yea what x88x said. Want to recreate this "magic gas"? take a 9v battery, a battery clip, 2 wires and 2 nails. Attach the wires to the battery clip and then strip the ends and wrap each around a nail. Take a glass of water, put a dash of salt in it and then drop the nails in. The bubbles coming off the anode nail will be hydrogen.

[mDust]

The above 2 posts, plus 4oz of water doesn't have the energy density to power a vehicle for 100 miles.

And a flame that only feels warm to the touch? huh? How did this reporter get on TV?

[BuzzKillington]

Now that you mention it, I think I've seen it here before too.

[Drum Thumper]

Yep, a couple years back, when oil was around 120 a barrel, that's when I first saw this in this forum. If you are going to do any 'research' on this, be sure to have a tin foil hat handy.

[Technochicken]

And the real facts about "HHO" are revealed:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxyhydrogen

[Mark_Hardware]

Hey man, did you hear about that guy who made a car that could run on water? But when he was driving to Washington D.C. and he disappeared...

(That's 70's Show... Anybody??)