Jean Joseph Etienne Lenoir was a great Belgian inventor whose accomplishments include improving the design of internal combustion engines. But in 1860 he built an ICE car that turned water into combustible hydrogen fuel by electrolysis, as it went down the road! Yes, a smog-free vehicle that used a renewable fuel was built way back in 1860!
Why were 19th century conditions for developing this technology more favorable than they are now, so that people like Mr. Lenoir could do it, but we can't today? How come nobody knows about this feat, and what else has been done in this regard?
We have the first book ever written on the history of running cars on water. If you would like to receive a copy, which includes a DVD of interviews with water fuel device inventors, send $22.00 or $30.00 (intl) to:
Water Fuel Museum
P.O. Box 55558
Lexington KY 40555
or
Paypal account: waterfuelmuseum@yahoo.com
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