Japanese Company Has A Car That Runs On Water.

[TheOne]

The patents and its content in English is already published in the first page of this forum thread.

lol, sorry I did not see the first page, I started to follow this thread recently.

[TheOne]

I was talking to a friend on the phone and he pointed out a battery called a hydrogen fuel cell from the local electronics store. It just requires distilled water top ups. It's only small at 1.2V 850ma. But it looks very similar to the eploded view of this Japanese unit. Heres a link to the Jaycar catalogue online part.
http://jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=ZM9082&CATID=&keywords=fuel+cell&SPECIAL=&form=KEYWORD&ProdCodeOnly=&Keyword1=&Keyword2=&pageNumber=&priceMin=&priceMax=&SUBCATID=

The second part of this Japanese invention would have to be basically a HHO Fuel Cell design.
Like made by ZeroFossilFuel and others from OverEnergy.
Here's a link to a DYI cell of Zero's. He redesigned the one on the forum to be narrower, and higher and more insulated to prevent leakage that the output was much more HHO at 200W than previously at 300W.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3cOPDTl3ek&feature=PlayList&p=0B222D7CA755553E&index=1

This is not the same technologies, what this thread is about is the conversion of water to H and return back in water. The input is the water.

What you are talking about, your input is  hydrogen & oxygen to make electricity, so you need to pay for the hydrogen and stock it in a tank. Small version use solar energy to convert the water in hydrogen, but for bigger cell you need a hydrogen tank.

[kavee]

Jaycar system mentioned is a PEM Fuel Cell, which requires H2 and O2. This is from the Jaycar description;

"This unit is supplied with a syringe and hose to hydrate the cell properly. In order to operate the cell, a low pressure source of oxygen  and hydrogen is required.The cell will convert these gases at up to 60% efficiency and and continue to run as long as it's supplied with oxygen and hydrogen."

Water is only used to hydrate the Cell.

[madwizard]

Madwizard:
I have not seen Stan's house meetings; could you please post them.

thanks
lefferdink

I posted Stan Meyers houseMeetings here : http://site-city.net/stan_meyer/
I don't think they are on youtube because they (4 files) are 1180 MB large.. He he.. I just found them by accident downloading torrents.

[kavee]

Thanks for the Stan's Videos