for all you welders - can this be true??

[therealdgh]

Here is a video someone sent me of a guy using water as the fuel for a torch/welder.
http://www.thatlitevideosite.com/view/2602

Can this be real?

[power95]

that is sweet

[ABOBB]

I am not sure what to think about that. There is some validity to it.. as Hydrogen is considered one of the premier new fuel sources. I'm not sure if what he is doing is legit.. I'd have to see more of how it works.

If it's true.. it's sounds like an awesome deal... but I don't think it will replace diesel fuel for heavy work any time soon.

[sldghamr]

HOLY *&^%!!!!
^&*( ME!!!!
i want that engine!!!!

[vitalidle]

Hmmmm........HHO powerstroke anyone

[bigwes]

These engines have been made before, thing is, the motor companies buy the patents and dont let them be made, otherwise they, and oil companies would lose there beepbeepbeep...

[purduefarmboy460]

is that like a "Higher High Output!?" I'm kinda hoping we can depend on CORN for a few years first...

[stump0331]

corn fuel would be nice

[jwiger]

it is true that you can take a tank of water, basicly run electricity through it and seperate the hydrogen and the oxygen, he must then use the two together like an oxy-acytaline torch. this guy could be sitting on millions if he does it right.

[owtcast]

That has actually been out for a while. The problem lies with the amount of electricity it takes to "crack" the molecules to seperate the two gasses. It's a lot! And it hasn't yet become a practical practice. There always seems to be a breaking point where it isn't feasable to produce the outcome.