Water as fuel problems

[rickhunter7]

Hello.

I am highly interested in using electrolysis to generate fuel to run a car engine. I have read testimonials that state that it is possible to generate the neccesary amount of gas from the water on demand, enough to run an engine, the only problem I see is the necesity of protecting the engine cilinders, pistons, valves, and exhaust from corrosion, to do this they (the testimonials) say that it is neccesary to apply a "ceramic coating".

So, what is this ceramic coating anyway? who does it? is it expensive? can you do it yourself?
I would appreciate any highlights on the matter.

[hartiberlin]

Have a look at
"byron energy joecell"
or
"ringorgone"
at
http://video.google.com

But their principle is very utopic...
just using implosion via orgone energy...
no real fuel for the pistons...

[pese]

the best tips to eleminate corrision problems with ceramic coating
come since years from CELLA
http://www.hasslberger.com/tecno/hydrogen.html


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because also proban an butan gas have an lot of water ,if  burned in heaters , also motors , the people that use butan gas for autocars , start
the first 10 minutes to drive with gasoline , swap to gas (if hydrogen - do it)
an drive als the the last 10 minutes wit gasoline , so this way the motor
will we come"dry", from any water inside the motor.

i know this system since 40 years , otherwise most motors , as mercerdes,
wil not work so long time

[lancaIV]

There are some inventions related to ic-engines and the used
fuel-mix:
water+copper
water+aluminate
water+iron
water+carbon/graphite
=water+minerals  =mineral-oil
Hreha,Scott,Cornish,Kelly et cetera ... .

This indicates that there is a fuel alternative,so there
is only more the search for the "ideal" engine surface coating !

S
  dL

[rickhunter7]

One question. Have any of you ever succesfully run a car on water/hidrogen/whatever?