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15-09-2006, 08:59
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I'm interested to here where this has been done successfully, its strange that its not a world wide known phenomenon that everyone keeps talking about...
Oh, I bet the gas companies have paid people to keep quiet... Must be that 
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15-09-2006, 10:16
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Does that mean that maybe if we all start talking about doing it we'll ALL get a nice lump of hush money!
I assume that Richard is going to produce Hydrogen enmass out of the car then change the setup of/replace the fuel tank to accept the gas instead of petrol. Then alter the fuelling on the car. It would be seriously cool if he pulls it of! Bloody dangerous tho and I'd not try it myself  Best of luck!! 
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15-09-2006, 10:52
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Well hydrogen power is nothing new. Its a developing technology.
Unfortunately the technology to get hydrogen from water is still undeveloped. Its moved on a little from electrolysis. Its actually twice as efficient as say burning coal to create electricity, and there was natural well's for gases such as hydrogen. Also, hydrogen fuel is actually a more efficient fuel to use in a car, with less pollutants, and this over weighs its energy loss in creating hydrogen in the first place. A hydrogen fuel cell actually creates electricity. Basically a reversal of the electrolysis process. Regardless, you'll never get a car you can pour water into the tank, expect it to create hydrogen for free, then get the engine to run on it. Simple physics laws state that you will never get more energy out of something than put in... A more interesting (truthful) fact though is that hydrogen is 14.4 times lighter than air
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15-09-2006, 18:36
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