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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003/Vista/NT
- Date added: December 24, 2008
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: CNET staff on November 06, 2009
Run Car on Water offers an intriguing solution to rising gasoline prices. This e-book describes a step-by-step process for converting your automobile's engine to run on water.
The program's interface is simple. While there's no Help file, none is needed because this is an electronic book read in Adobe Acrobat. The e-book covers the history, techniques, and possible pitfalls of converting one's car to run on water. Chapters are written in a very plainspoken tone that is, thankfully, free of jargon and confusing terms. One complaint we had was that it takes a scant 26 pages to describe the entire process, which felt pretty short for such a huge change. We also didn't like the lack of diagrams in the e-book. Fortunately, the program's companion Web site offered plenty of diagrams, which gave a lot more color to the topics covered. It also shows helpful pictures, which we found essential to understanding the material. While the e-book is written in a way that seems to make sense, we stress that we didn't attempt to convert a car to run on water or even verify its technical feasibility, so therefore we can't be positive of the book's accuracy. We should note that the publisher's Web site offers "Internet marketing tips that make you money," including a guide to selling e-books on Ebay.
Run Car on Water is freeware. It comes as a compressed file. While we can't vouch for the actual conversion, the book is an intriguing read that we recommend.
Publisher's description
From Phinikas :This book will not only talk about how to get your car to run on water and the process that you have to undergo to get the car to run on water, but how the many kits that you see online work and how they can work for you. You have probably seen the kits online that can make your car run on water and wondered how they work. There is a difference between those kits and what you will learn in the beginning of this book. Meanwhile, you can use this guide as a way to actually convert your own car into a car that is run on water.
If you cannot afford to buy a brand new hybrid, you can make create your own hybrid car by using one of the gas to water converters that are featured online. Now that you know how these products work, you should be better informed as to what type of product you can buy for your car.
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- Average user rating: 1.0 stars out of 12 votes
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Version: Run Car On Water 7.0
Pros: Nada! None whatsoever.
Cons: Just about everything. But OK, it is free...
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Version: Run Car On Water 7.0
"This is nothing but a sales promotion for a book!"
Pros: None!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cons: It's not a new idea!
Summary: All I received was a sales promotion and a number of unwanted follow-up emails!
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Version: Run Car On Water 7.0
"Oh yesh how foolish we are yet CNET I had trusted you"
Pros: 0000000000
Cons: only the ones who gave the story and the person at CNET who is now reassigned to pics only dept....!!!!
Summary: Again I admonish CNET with "Oh yesh how foolish we can be yet CNET I had trusted you with so much more...."
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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
Version: Run Car On Water 7.0
Pros: Gave me a good laugh.
Cons: Might even work, but costs more energy than gasoline.
Summary: The text describes an incredibly inefficient (and dangerous) way of converting water to H2/O2 via electrolysis, then burning the gas in the motor. Everyone with the faintest idea about the law of energy conservation knows what that means: forget it.
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3 out of 3 people found this review helpful
Version: Run Car On Water 7.0
"cent guys are bonkers to think this really works."
Pros: Absolutely none/nada/zero
Cons: Everything about this story.
Summary: The guys cnet must be smoking high grade pot or using LSD!
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