Submitted to Digg by Bukowsky 8/7/2008
This is one of those topics that has high passions on both sides of the fence. On one side, you have the proponents who say it can be done: a truly water-powered vehicle that saves on the necessity for petroleum based fuels. On the other side, you have those who say the technology and theories are flawed, that it can’t be done and is wasting the time of some great minds and large budgets.
It’s like the concept of rugged laptops - those who use and believe in them swear by them, while those who don’t are skeptical.
Popular Mechanics took a look and their results are very interesting…
Original Description:
After batting down the hype over startups and DIYers claiming they could run a car on water, PM’s senior automotive editor installs a hand-built HHO kit—only to find he was right the first time. Can bad chemistry keep the myth of the water car alive?
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