Japanese watercar

[Farrah Day]

No, I'm not guessing Harti.

It's just a matter of interpreting the info - it's all there on the video.

1. The video states that the vehicle runs on hydrogen and water (not just water and no mention of oxygen or hydroxy).

2. The video states that it runs on compressed hydrogen.

3. The video states that the vehicle does,150 miles or so, on a full tank of hydrogen.

If it was hydrogen-on-demand then the vehicle would be doing so many miles per tank of water, not per tank of hydrogen.

Perhaps a little wishful thinking Harti, eh!

[readyakira]

I have to agree according to the way the video is worded the car does not make the hydrogen on demand.  Although I would think that the car is big enough to be modified to do so.  The problem with that I think would be the addition of more batteries, which in my opinion is not a good idea cuz they are hazardous to dispose of, hence negating the benfits of hydrogen, or HHO.

[Eden]

would this car be running on Hydrogen on demand?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLKExuHlQMQ

Eden

[Farrah Day]

No.

It's using the relatively new hydrogen fuel cell to create electrical energy to power the electric drive motor.

It basically works by electrolysis in reverse.  Where as electrolysis gives oxygen and hydrogen from water when you pass a current through it, this does the opposite. A special cell combines hydrogen (from a storage tank) with oxygen from the air to provide water... and electricity.

[hartiberlin]

@Farrah Day,
so because they did not show the compressed hydrogen bottle and showing only refilling water, this video then seems to be misleading...