H2O Power car from Japan

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When you hear production forecasts, Let face it. It's all tentative. If the other companies jump in. It will be a race. We hope. So maybe 3 to 5 yrs, If the public is smart enough to demand it. And with gas going $4.00 to $5.00 a gallon, I wouldn't be surprised.

Spike

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That  water car from japan is a combo fuel cell hho generator. They use a membrane to remove the hydrogen from the HHO mix. the seperated hydrogen is used in a conventional fuel cell.

So its really an electric car. They use water to generate hydrogen which is used in a fuel cell which in turn generates electricity which powers the engine.

A very complicated and most likely expensive process.

Look at the animation on their site.

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_url?doit=done&tt=url&intl=1&fr=bf-home&trurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.genepax.co.jp%2Fmechanism%2Fmechanism.html&lp=ja_en&btnTrUrl=Translate

Has anyone heard of this.
http://www.hydraficient.com/

This guy is claiming the material costs of his cell is 5$/-  made of 95% plastic and does not use Stainless Steel yet it produces 3 to 5 lpm.

Is this guy  a fake or is this for real?

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I have read the membrane wears out, And is expensive. Their had to be a catch.

The guy with the seven cell,(if something is to good to be true, It probable is).  My guess is it's a scam 

Spike

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Great post Spike! I read somewhere with Bob Boyce that a good design would be HHO running a generator at a constant load that charges up an electric vehicle. This is probably a lot simpler than setting up HHO on an older gas vehicle where acceleration demand on HHO is a little more complex with controls. Did you ever figure the clay method for temp control soldering those little Pain-in-the-A capactors on the BB Board? I recently ordered my BB Board.

Thanks!
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