Safe Mode: On
Water Powered Car Hits Mainstream in Pakistan

Water Powered Car Hits Mainstream in Pakistan

Loading the player ...
Embed Code
Plays: 902 (Embed: 0)

Added: Jul-30-2012 Occurred On: Jul-30-2012
By: Ray Kalm
In: Other Middle East
Tags: Water, Powered, Car, Hits, Mainstream, in, Pakistan,
Location: Pakistan (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 1572 | Comments: 16 | Votes: 0 | Favorites: 0 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 1
You need to be registered in order to add comments! Register HERE
Sort by: Newest first | Oldest first | Highest score first
Liveleak opposes racial slurs - if you do spot comments that fall into this category, please report them for us to review.

  • Plenty of people have produced cars with internal combustion engines that run from water split electrically into hydrogen and oxygen, the hydrogen as fuel for the engine.

    Here's the big problem:

    The efficiency of the conversion process as in every previous case was too low for water to be used as fuel. It took more energy to break down the water into its constituent hydrogen (2) and oxygen than the hydrogen produced in energy for the car.

    Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
    Triode (470.40)  

    (3)

  • I got really thirsty listening to this guy.
    Forget water, I need a beer right now.


    .

    Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
    God_Himself (1212.16)  

    (2)

  • "Yesterday, Japanese researches explaced, -placed explosive detonators at the bottom of Lake Loch Ness to blow Nessie out of the water."

    Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
    picked (486.12)

    (1)

  • good bye petrol hello new water taxes

    Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
    Daivodabest (101.00)  

    (1)

  • Not new.. this technology has been around for years.. 1935 first recorded water car..

    Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
    Aariss (383.12)  

    (1)

  • More Paki BS to face palm!

    Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
    Nepean109 (1011.70)  

    (1)

  • You cannot run a car on water. Why does this bullshit keep getting in the news ?

    Posted Jul-31-2012 By 
    lpankhurst (498.14)  

    (1)

  • 'A hydrogen bonding technique', OMG write the paper, win every Nobel Peace Prize. Bollocks, does anyone go to school any more? Unless this involves an powered electrolytic cell this is a perpetual motion machine.

    Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
    rozza2012 (390.98)  

    (0)

    • @rozza2012 it has to separate the hydrogen from the oxygen.. i wanna know what he "bonds" it to get the water to burn. According to the laws of thermodynamics, it takes more energy to separate the H from the O then you can get from burning the fuel created without an external source (fuelcell)

      Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
      Aariss (383.12)  

      (0)

  • Stroke time 0:13? I joke, I kid. My videos where I read suck too.

    This really isn't worth arguing about, but consider that it takes more energy to brake the O2 and H bond of water in a liquid form that you get by burning the H with the 02 at a ratio of almost 2:1.

    Yes, it does work, but you need an additional power source to make it work and it will quickly drain you additional fuel cell.

    Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
    Flashovr (1884.30)  

    (0)

  • Had to quit at 1:04.

    Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
    khamomil (1580.34)  

    (0)

  • Comment of user 'DirtyUncleBerty' has been deleted by author!

  • Wonder if that Jap water/car co. survived when the tsunami hit..

    Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
    oldboy6o4 (211.60)  

    (0)

  • water fueled engine design was produced decades ago, and not in pakistan.

    Posted Jul-30-2012 By 
    Amusing (5219.48)

    (0)