Re: [DMCForum] Alternative Fuel

[Martin Gutkowski <martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It would work, but the amount of current required to generate the kind 
of gas volumes that would actually run the engine would require more 
energy than the engine would produce. Think about the volume of air your 
car gets through.

The next step is to suggest re-piping the "exhaust" back into the water 
tank thereby creating no by-products. This is perpetual motion and is 
impossible. Type "creating energy" into google (or permutations of it) 
and see what drops out.

Martin

icypalmtree wrote:

> Alright, before I start, I in no way vouch for or take credit for
> the later mentioned process or invention.  I, with my limited
> knowledge of both mechanics and electrical engineering(and I mean 17
> yr old high school limited), have looked through this set of plans
> on several websites and been left with the need to atleast attempt
> to build the device mentioned.  Since the people on this forum are,
> at the very least, well informed about mechanical and electical
> engineering, i thought I would humbly request that they take a look
> at the plans and comment as to the feasibility.  I repeath that i
> DID NOT invent this device and i do not say it will deffinatly work
> so as to avoid possible "dumb hippie" flames.
>
> That said, the two questions I wish to ask are:
> 1. Will the process decribed actually work (opinion if nothing
> else), neverminding the cliches of "if it works, it would already be
> used..." and "it cant possibly..."  If you think that is will NOT
> work, please explain your reasoning so as to educated the less
> fortunate such as myself.
>
> 2. If it will work (or even if you dont know), can someone explain
> the "control circuit" described in the instructions as the diagram
> does not folloy any circuit diagram conventions that i am aware of
> and i cannot understand it.
>
> Closing Thoughts:
>     I intend, with the answers that i recieve from the above two
> questions, to attempt to atleast build the described chamber.  This
> may never pan out but it is more likely with the help of this
> forum.  I know that this forum is supposed to be DeLorean related
> but as i have seen previous post about alternative fuels and with
> reespect to the general knowledge of the people on the forum about
> automoive tech and general mechanical and electrical tech. i thought
> i would ask.  Also, if anyone has more resources than i do (that is
> probably anyone, i am a poor high school student) and is intriquiged
> by this device, and feels compelled to test it, i would really enjoy
> resutls from the test and tips about the construction process.  Ok,
> disclaimers and explanation aside, here is the link. (the source is
> i guess somewhat pseduo-science-esque, but the plans did not
> origionate from this site AND this deivce is actually patented (see
> links at bottom of the instructions))
>
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^HERE IS THE LINK^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> ^                                                         ^
> ^       http://www.keelynet.com/energy/waterfuel.htm      ^
> ^                                                         ^
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
> thank you for reading the book,
>
> - Konrad
>
>
>
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