Charles Garrett Electrolytic Carburetor

In 1935 Charles Garrett patented an electrolytic Carburetor which was claimed to provide enough Hydrogen through the electrolysis of water to run an automobile.
http://www.h2-hydro-gen.com/CharlesGarrett.html

On Nov 25, 2:26�am, jandre680 wrote:

In 1935 Charles Garrett patented an electrolytic Carburetor ...

You think your cell phone causes cancer??? http://www.google.com/patents?id=R16ZAAAAEBAJ&dq=11/136,946

jandre680 wrote:

In 1935 Charles Garrett patented an electrolytic Carburetor which was claimed to provide enough Hydrogen through the electrolysis of water to run an automobile.

Which was a fraud.

On Mon, 24 Nov 2008 23:26:35 -0800 (PST), jandre680 wrote:

In 1935 Charles Garrett patented an electrolytic Carburetor which was claimed to provide enough Hydrogen through the electrolysis of water to run an automobile.
http://www.h2-hydro-gen.com/CharlesGarrett.html

Which is a great idea at first glance....as long as you don't have to pay for the electricity and either have a very long flexible cable permanently connected to your car or have a gas compressor at home and a heavy bulky hydrogen cylinder in your car.
So it's really a crackpot idea that will never work. The best thing that ever came to the USA was the $4+ gallon, pity it disappeared so soon.
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On Nov 25, 7:26 am, jandre680 wrote:

In 1935 Charles Garrett patented an electrolytic Carburetor which was claimed to provide enough Hydrogen through the electrolysis of water to run an automobile.
http://www.h2-hydro-gen.com/CharlesGarrett.html

The man is/was a crook. You don't get anything for nothing in the world of physics or chemistry.