water for gas
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Joined: May 2005
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From: Central Oklahoma
ok fellers i asked for your comments and i got them. LOL yak squeeze? LMAO
ok i took 5 stainless steel plate (20 gage) 6x3 and put a 1 x 3 x1/8 thick rubber gasket on both ends and stacked plate on top of plate with these rubber gaskets in between. i then attached a wire to number one plate then jumped it to number 3 and then to number 5. then i put another wire to plate number 2 then to number 4. i then filled a clear 1 gallon jug with water and added 2 tablespoons of baking soda. i drilled 2 - 1/4 inch holes intop of the jug lid and placed the stainless plates in the water. i pulled the wires through one hole and then attached a 1/4 inch clear tubing to the other hole. i ran the tubing to a gatorade bottle with soapy water. i attached the wire to the negative and positve of a battery. the water in the jug started to bubble like champagne. the soapy water started to bubble up. i lite a lighter and stuck it to the bubbles and POP!! all the bubles blew up.
it does not take a lot of power to separate the hydrogen and oxygen. it just takes alot to fuel a car.
my sons speedo dont work and he ran out of gas today with the fuel gauge at 1/4 tank. so his test was flawed. LMAO!!! oh well it does make a nice blue flame when you light it at night. fun to play with.
ok i took 5 stainless steel plate (20 gage) 6x3 and put a 1 x 3 x1/8 thick rubber gasket on both ends and stacked plate on top of plate with these rubber gaskets in between. i then attached a wire to number one plate then jumped it to number 3 and then to number 5. then i put another wire to plate number 2 then to number 4. i then filled a clear 1 gallon jug with water and added 2 tablespoons of baking soda. i drilled 2 - 1/4 inch holes intop of the jug lid and placed the stainless plates in the water. i pulled the wires through one hole and then attached a 1/4 inch clear tubing to the other hole. i ran the tubing to a gatorade bottle with soapy water. i attached the wire to the negative and positve of a battery. the water in the jug started to bubble like champagne. the soapy water started to bubble up. i lite a lighter and stuck it to the bubbles and POP!! all the bubles blew up.
it does not take a lot of power to separate the hydrogen and oxygen. it just takes alot to fuel a car.
my sons speedo dont work and he ran out of gas today with the fuel gauge at 1/4 tank. so his test was flawed. LMAO!!! oh well it does make a nice blue flame when you light it at night. fun to play with.
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