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Introduction
In 1979 a New Zealand inventor by the name of Archie Blue astounded the
world—or at least that part of the world that was paying attention—with an
invention that would allow any car with a gasoline engine to be fueled solely
by water. He was awarded a patent for his work, and although he kept certain
vital secrets out of his patent diagrams, he did demonstrate his device
on numerous public and private occasions. Witnesses from England's Royal
Automobile Club announced that the car did indeed run on water, and was
in fact getting one hundred miles per gallon.
A group of English investors in the Channel Islands supported Blue.
They brought him to the United Kingdom and tested the device, but then,
mysteriously, progress was halted. Blue returned to New Zealand and
stopped publicizing his invention. Immediately upon his death in 1991,
his daughter and son-in-law cleaned out his laboratory, and brought what
they described as "junk" to the garbage dump. Thus, Archie Blue's secrets
died with him.
In 1996, I was invited to Australia to witness a demonstration of another
mechanism that reputedly allowed a car to run on water. The inventor
(who understandably wishes to remain anonymous) had received threats
after having conversed with a magazine editor. He was told never to try to
put his invention on the market or to write about it in a public media.
However, no one stopped him from showing several of us how the device
worked in a Ford Cortina.
Running on gasoline, the old Ford could barely manage 4,500 revolutions
per minute before it screamed in obvious pain and blue smoke billowed
out from the exhaust pipe. However, after the water device was
connected, the engine went to 10,500 rpm with nothing but water vapor
coming out of the pipe, and no smoke evident at all. Its acceleration was
phenomenal. The engine still screamed, but it was obviously happier running
on water. Unfortunately, the inventor's garage was later raided, and
his equipment destroyed, making further development impossible.