Japanese Company Has A Car That Runs On Water.

[sirmikey1]

You have anymore info... a link?
Jason

  The oldest water fuel videos on youtube and google prove it.  Look up Joe's cell
and "stage 3" hho production required to run an engine without petrol.
SM

[Reformator]

Mass production, when?

[sirmikey1]

Reform,
  They've still got problems with capacity.  The fuel cell
only generates 1kw and needs 3kw to be able to power
the car. 
sm

[sirmikey1]

52KWH Battery Patent

barium titanate

http://www.rexresearch.com/weir/weir.htm

[djeenius]

Hello,

I suggested Sodium-Water Fuel reaction for powering cars under other topic (Water arc energy)
based on a discussion of a Mythbusters Forum
http://www.mythbustersforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=11&st=0&sk=t&sd=a

This type of battery (sodium is reduced by electricity to metal and the back to ion by H2o)
are likely explanation for the Japanese Water fuel cells.

If the cells contain metal reacting with water energy can be created,
in one of the first translations possibly aluminium (with a miss spell)
was mentioned.
Thus the actual energy source could be reaction
Al + 3 H2O   ->  Al3+   +  3 OH-   + 1.5 H2
Are they using also hydrogen, which may be created?

This could actually work as battery if
Al could be regenerated by electricity