I found a video on CNN named "Turn water into fuel for your car".
"Added On April 15, 2011
An inventor creates a device that safely converts water into hydrogen fuel, increasing gas mileage up to 40 percent."
Those scam's seem to be alive and well.
The thing that upsets me most is that a big news station like CNN would fall for something like this.
Also note how the "Host" say's "OK Robert, I'm skeptical how does it work ?"
I would link to it but, in the conformation email it said I had to make 15 post's before being allowed to do that.
Also I tried searching JREF for something on this company "CTHydro" but nothing came up, so sorry if this has allready been posted.
"Added On April 15, 2011
An inventor creates a device that safely converts water into hydrogen fuel, increasing gas mileage up to 40 percent."
Those scam's seem to be alive and well.
The thing that upsets me most is that a big news station like CNN would fall for something like this.
Also note how the "Host" say's "OK Robert, I'm skeptical how does it work ?"
I would link to it but, in the conformation email it said I had to make 15 post's before being allowed to do that.
Also I tried searching JREF for something on this company "CTHydro" but nothing came up, so sorry if this has allready been posted.
