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Looks interesting...
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looks shite.......
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Nice idea, but hydrogen is a little volatile for off road. Plus transporting it would be a nightmare!
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Great scott!! Just don't hit 88 mph
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Nice idea, but hydrogen is a little volatile for off road. Plus transporting it would be a nightmare!
That was a nice way of saying what i thought
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this is what i talking about. like it. 40 min run time.....................
storing hydrogen is not needed . make it from water. h2o
check you tube. this is not bull s==t. god i love technology. apparantlty you can make these h generators ya self
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrxfMz2eDME

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Rb_rDkwGnU

how much do you want one now. where can i get a water car............
and if i cant i am making one
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Yes, but unfortunately at the moment it takes far more power to extra the Hydrogen from water than you get from the Hydrogen in the power cell.

They are working on ways to do this efficiently with some potential solutions but nothing likely for some time.

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extrcting the hydrogen from water is powered of the car battery which is charged off the altenator which is powered by the engine...................................running on the hydrogen. just add water and you got all the power it needs.

still want a h20 car (diesels pricey)
and a h20 rc car (nitros crap)
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Great scott!! Just don't hit 88 mph


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extrcting the hydrogen from water is powered of the car battery which is charged off the altenator which is powered by the engine...................................running on the hydrogen. just add water and you got all the power it needs.

still want a h20 car (diesels pricey)
and a h20 rc car (nitros crap)
Ah! energy from nothing .

I take it you are only joking and not serious.

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I'm in the Hydrogen Fuel Cell industry. Does anyone have any questions?



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I'm in the Hydrogen Fuel Cell industry. Does anyone have any questions?



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yes will you sell me a water/ hydrogen car (or hydro rc car even)
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I'm not convinced.
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I'm afraid not. Horizon are the only company making thses awesome toys at the minute.

I have a lower grade FC model car from Horizon in the lab. It's quite cool.

Horizon aren't mucking about here, this is a pretty awesome looking, well designed product.

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extrcting the hydrogen from water is powered of the car battery which is charged off the altenator which is powered by the engine...................................running on the hydrogen. just add water and you got all the power it needs.
Perpetual motion is impossible........
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They are working on ways to do this efficiently with some potential solutions but nothing likely for some time.

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Nothing will be done untill the oil runs out, or untill they work out how to tax rain water
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A company I've worked for is also doing work on this technology...def has some efficiency issues to work out, but it does seem to be coming along! Not sure how quickly in reality when it comes to day to day applications, but you never know

JohnM...I think you could be onto something on the taxes thing though
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i see a problem guys its not on the BRCA battery list so is it legal for racing?
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