Hydrogen: which isotope or covalent bond with other atoms do we need

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Let me be a bit more carefull here. I am not certain if all needed volume of air is going thru the cell, but some part of it should.

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thats the gear stick and transmission we re looking at , yes ?  then its driving a large generator closest to the camera ?
old cars had down draft carb / manifold which explains why his hand is on top of engine .
theres the film footge of him driving a car around texas also , circa 1935 or so .

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Would love to see that movie....
Anybody?

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thats the gear stick and transmission we re looking at , yes ?  then its driving a large generator closest to the camera ?
old cars had down draft carb / manifold which explains why his hand is on top of engine .
theres the film footge of him driving a car around texas also , circa 1935 or so .

a down draft carb?
I checked that after yr comments.
Funny construction. Still oldschool setup with venturi and vacuum
It make sense for our watercar ideas...
No pressure but zero or vacuum is what we need..

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and i bet that the ambient air was pre threated with HV. Ionized air mixing with monotomic hydrogen equals enough power. With some watervapour and off we go

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mixed in the waterbath between the plates.

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if you look at history of carbs , there was vapour carb like air passing over cotton soaked with fuel , only vapour enters engine .
early heat exchanger vapour carbs used up draft while the heat plate was down next to the exhaust manifold .= cold air plus hot fuel mixes + goes up to the intake .
there was up draft carb where carb was below engine intake so fuel has to be lifted by the air .
there was side draft where carb is inline with engine intake
then there was down draft carbs up to 1980s / 90s where fuel drops down into engine , fuel is poured into engine
then everything went fuel injection

all the while there has been alternative carbs made in sheds

Pathe has a site , maybe archive too . News reel has a site and archive . the film is out there . movietone , universal , etc
it is either 1934 or 1935