The discussion revolves around the concept of Browns gas and water fuel converters, particularly focusing on the feasibility and safety of using water as a fuel source through electrolysis. Participants express varying opinions on the legitimacy and practicality of these ideas.
Participants generally disagree on the validity of using water as a fuel source, with some supporting the concept and others dismissing it as unrealistic or fraudulent. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the potential of Browns gas and the legitimacy of the associated website.
Participants express differing assumptions about the nature of water and its role as a fuel, with some relying on definitions of fuel that may not align with others' views. There are unresolved concerns about the credibility of the claims made in the linked website.
nseidm1 said:I found this website www.waterfuelconverters.com[/URL] and I applaud the owner. Electrolysis is easy, and finally someone is doing something about it. Browns gas is much safer than gasoline.[/QUOTE]
Jesus Christ, it's not April 1st any more.
[QUOTE]Water/Fuel is inert, and non toxic; it is WATER. Water is fuel, it's time for us to use it.[/QUOTE]
Water is [b]NOT[/b] a fuel. Get a grip.
Somebody move this to S&D and let Ivan do his stuff.
Unnecessary: this thread is spam and the site is a scam in the making. Thread closed.brewnog said:Somebody move this to S&D and let Ivan do his stuff.