jmh423 (August 29, 2008 at 6:47 pm)

I wonder why muhammasblabba comes off as someone who hopes that we remain dependant on greedy oil cartels for all of our energy? Notice he didn't mention United Nuclear, who has perfected a method of converting most late model internal combustion engines to run on ALL HHO which can be produced at home using solar, wind, and cheap late night grid power. Also UN expressly states that it is NOT seeking investors. They have just secured a lease on 100k sq ft space in Michigan.

mahammadabba (August 29, 2008 at 2:38 pm)

Water engine system is perfect (?). 1. It saves money (more like makes money for scammers and fraudsters) 2. It helps to keep ecology clean (by burning more gas?) 3. It gives more energy (breaking the laws of thermodyanmics?) 4. It is not explosive, so it can save life (hydrogen is the most explsive gas there is) 5. It is just better than gas (?better?) I have full instructions on how to convert any car to run on water. (email me here, I have the plans for FREE)

mahammadabba (August 29, 2008 at 2:35 pm)

jmh, you have NEVER provided a link to show how solar panels now: 1. cheap enough to buy in mass quantities 2. provide more output than 120w per square meter 3. provide costs of installing and maintaining the solar panels (they just don't jump on your roof and mount themselves and run their own wires, do they?) Please jmh, enquiring minds want to know..... Elaborate on the cost effectiveness of these solar panels.

mahammadabba (August 29, 2008 at 2:30 pm)

For only 55 kWh one can turn water into a liter of hydrogen. It's more expensive than buying a gallon of gas, but then again it's GREEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Who cares about money?????? 'eliminate the need to "ever" purchase fuel for your car'???? Can you say 'purchase kWh of electricity' to fuel your car (at roughly twice the price of gasoline?) Bring it on. Only fools and the rich will fall for this. Tell me brainiac, how will highway taxes be collected on this fuel?????

mahammadabba (August 29, 2008 at 2:26 pm)

jmh came through!!!! NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!! Scorpion is still in the DEVELOPMENT stage and taking INVESTORS. Who hoo, more promises of tomorrow... tomorrow... tomorrow.....

RUNyourCARwithWATER (August 28, 2008 at 5:17 pm)

Water engine system is perfect. 1. It saves money 2. It helps to keep ecology clean. 3. It gives more energy. 4. It is not explosive, so it can save life. 5. It is just better than gas. I have full instructions on how to convert any car to run on water.

jmh423 (August 26, 2008 at 7:49 pm)

Google:"United Nuclear Hydrogen Fuel Systems"...Most ICE autos can be converted to run on ALL HHO...Also available will be Home HHO generators which can be powered by solar panels by day and off hour grid power at night. Could virtually eliminate the need to ever purchase fuel for your car...Check it out, and call ALL your legislators and insist that they do not block this technology for the energy barrons who are scared to death of it for obvious reasons.

jmh423 (August 26, 2008 at 7:41 pm)

Ronn Motor Company's 'Scorpion' Named 'Publisher's Choice' duPont REGISTRY(TM) Says Texas Company Taking "Green" Cars to Next Level Last update: 3:14 p.m. EDT July 29, 2008 AUSTIN, Texas, Jul 29, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) --. "The Scorpion, by Ronn Motor Company (Pink Sheets:RNNM) in Horseshoe Bay, Texas, is a luxury eco-exotic sports car that utilizes "ON BOARD HYDROGEN INJECTION" in conjunction with gasoline fuel injection to deliver higher gas mileage and lower emissions."

mahammadabba (August 26, 2008 at 5:40 pm)

The alternator will work as hard as it is pushed. If there is no demand (load) the alternator will free-wheel. As demand is increased the alternator will take power from the main pully and turn it into voltage potential with current to run whatever is needed. Maybe, possibly, during idle at a stop light an hho generator might add a very little amount of energy back into the vehicle that's being wasted - but then again - the energy is not being used anyway so it's not needed in the first place.

shanghaijoachim (August 26, 2008 at 3:36 pm)

Hahahahaha ... rubbish!