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Originally posted by goBigtime
Everything you just said is refuted at the site (if you believe them)... here's an example:
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What's Real?
A lot has been written about converting vehicles to run hydrogen. Unfortunately, a lot of what you'll find on the internet is simply untrue.
ANY claim of fueling a car with water, and having the water converted to Hydrogen quickly enough to power a passenger vehicle is pure B.S.
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Read it and see what these guys did.
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What they're saying is you can't seperate the hydrogen from water while driving because it takes too long, would require too large of a water tank and too large of a hydrogen tank. What they're saying is you would have to get the hydrogen first and then fill your tank with it. The article does still say that the electrolysis process would be used to free the hydrogen from water. It doesn't matter when you generate the hydrogen it would still take more energy to generate hydrogen than the hydrogen could then produce. In other words it's like if you burn enough oil which you could have used to drive 20 miles to produce another fuel that you could use to drive 15 miles.