In 1805, Swiss inventor Isaac de Rivaz was the first to make a car powered by an internal combustion engine. But what did the engine use as fuel, since gasoline wasn't invented till the 1870s? Amazingly, the first ICE automobile ran on the HYDROGEN extracted from WATER!
That's right, a feat that we can't seem to duplicate now, was done on a wooden-bodied car just five years after two British scientists discovered how to break up water using a crude battery! Something smells bad here!
Surely 200 years of technological advancement has given us the ability to improve on a superior fuel from 1805!
We have published the first book ever written on the history of running cars on water. To receive a copy, which includes a DVD of water fuel device inventor interviews, send $22.00 (USA)or $30.00 (intl) to:
Water Fuel Museum
P.O. Box 55558
Lexington KY 40555
or
Paypal account: waterfuelmuseum@yahoo.com
Also, tune in to our webcasts:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com (search "water fuel") |
