www.futurehorizons.net/fuela.htm is this legit? thought i would ask before i bought into it. if it is a hoax, is there anything that i could try that anyone has had success with?

www.futurehorizons.net/fuela.htm is this legit? thought i would ask before i bought into it. if it is a hoax, is there anything that i could try that anyone has had success with?


that's 1 way to get the hydrogen. i heard that it takes more energy to split the water than it's worth, but that could have changed.

Stuff like that is not going to be cost effective. You've got to leave it running for a few days at least just to get enough hydrogen to run your car for a decent trip. But again you could construct a fuel cell...

My personal opinion is that it's not worth the effort building one.

that's 1 way to get the hydrogen. i heard that it takes more energy to split the water than it's worth, but that could have changed.


If you use solar photovoltaic power you don't use anything but the sun. This system seen here will cost more to get the hydrogen than its worth. I wouldn't buy a system like this one shown but build one using photovoltaics instead.

If you use solar photovoltaic power you don't use anything but the sun. This system seen here will cost more to get the hydrogen than its worth. I wouldn't buy a system like this one shown but build one using photovoltaics instead.
thanks for all your opinions.
what is photovoltaics?
thankyou in advance for the info.

This is nothing morethan a come-on gimmic to steal your money. Notice how they say, "Also are included are the plans." No mention about the huge costs of putting together all the parts and then assemblying then using their "plans." And the plans would certsinly vary from vehicle to vehicle.

Electrolysis is just the use of electricity to split a water molecule H20 into hydrogen and oxygen and the converting your car to run on hydrogen - very explosive. You've got safety hazards, environmental restrictions and laws you'd have to deal with, etc. Then they give you that neat-o color picture of a fully assembled "hydrogen reactor" to entice you into thinking that that's what your going to get. Don't fall for it.

This is nothing morethan a come-on gimmic to steal your money. Notice how they say, "Also are included are the plans." No mention about the huge costs of putting together all the parts and then assemblying then using their "plans." And the plans would certsinly vary from vehicle to vehicle.

Electrolysis is just the use of electricity to split a water molecule H20 into hydrogen and oxygen and the converting your car to run on hydrogen - very explosive. You've got safety hazards, environmental restrictions and laws you'd have to deal with, etc. Then they give you that neat-o color picture of a fully assembled "hydrogen reactor" to entice you into thinking that that's what your going to get. Don't fall for it.
thanks, i wont. is there any other alternative to the ridiculous prices of gas? that i could do in my shop?

Can you ride a bicycle to work? How about public transportation or car pooling? If you've got the bucks, look into sun produced photovaltiac systems as suggested above. The current trend, if you travel short distances, is to get an electric hybrid fueled vehicle. This is probably the best alternative if you only have to travel 50 miles to work or so. Other newly produced super small gas powered cars can now get over 50 miles per gallon.

Hey, bro, get a motorcycle. It's very easy to select one that will deliver much better gas mileage than one of those four wheeled thingys. :cool:

There are motorcycles, mine gets 75mpg (single cylinder 250cc, air cooled), there are electric bicycles, and ones with tiny 4 stroke motors. You could fabricate a diesel motorcycle that runs on vegetable oil.

http://www.bikemotor.com/
http://www.electricvehiclesnw.com/
http://www.electric-bikes.com/

spidergoat: A OK. Another advantage is that in most cases there is no such thing as traffic jam. Two wheels can travel on many paths ( though not all perfectly legally ) where a four wheel thingy is STUCK.

Hey, bro, another advantage of two wheels is, if you buy or in any workable manner acquire one that is a vintage, collectable item, and maintain it, it will not lose value as time goes by, but, rather will, in most cases, beat inflation in its eventual value.

Hey, bro, another advantage of two wheels is, if you buy or in any workable manner acquire one that is a vintage, collectable item, and maintain it, it will not lose value as time goes by, but, rather will, in most cases, beat inflation in its eventual value.
well then i guess its a good thing i just bought my harley :D
problem: i have a wife and three kids, where do they ride?

sidecar

hahaha right on spider!