Posted on 11/20/2017 11:04:13 AM PST by Signalman
it will have hundreds of miniature windmills Scotch-taped to the roof.
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Excellent idea. Will you call it a Tesla?
I’ll buy it, sight unseen. Will you also produce an 18-wheeler? Put me in for your sports car.
My brother did that......................once....................
>>Combine Hydrogen with carbon<<
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In its simplest form it is called LNG and we in the USA have tons and tons of it.
Some day in the future the world will be begging us for it.
[[Scotch-taped to the roof.]]
Egads man- gorrila tape is much better
H2 is never stored outside unless “outside is about minus 260 degrees F.
“So does gasoline..................”
Only gasoline vapor. We use it as a liquid.
Hydrogen is a gas at any human temp and can nearly instantly mix with oxygen.
But true, gasoline vapors can make an even bigger bang.
Hey, “researchers”! Water vapor is the BIGGEST greenhouse gas. You will be putting tons of it into the air.
PS. Hydrogen is a gas. Also, the lightest element. You have to compress it into a tank that will fit into a car. The atoms are very small. The little suckers can escape through very little holes. Good luck with that. When you have 500 million cars with hydrogen tanks under pressure, some will be leaking. If it leaks into an enclosed space, such as a closed garage, the potential for some fireworks is high. A spark. A cigarette.
I know, gasoline is extremely volatile and also explosive, in the same situation, but it is not under pressure in the tank, and its atoms are pretty big. Oh, you thought you could liquefy your hydrogen! Yes, and when your cooler fails, and the hydrogen warms up, and increases its pressure, ...
My brother found out the hard way....................
Blew up his garage?
I have long believed hydrogen cars were much more feasible than electric. Looks like they have finally figured out how to make the hydrogen as you go.
ONLY 20 YEARS AWAY
And Sun Hydrogen energy is ONLY 20 years away.
After claiming that for the last 80 years,
you’ve just got to believe them.
If this wasn’t pie in the sky it could furthermore be used as a water source, assuming the exhaust water wasn’t contaminated. It’d be great for an RV. Make your own potable water as you go.
H2 is never stored outside unless “outside” is at about minus 260 degrees F. For car fuel use, H2 will be stored in liquid form. Look up what the storage temperature and pressure are at 80 degrees F and ask yourself what its effect will be in a car crash with H2 seepage.
If it works should we send all the muzzies back to the middle east?
No, he was fooling around and threw some gasoline on some hot coals from some brush we had burned “To get it going again.”......luckily it just scared the crap outta him, and he just rolled all over the ground to kill the flames...................
Device is “a step forward”.
So is cow dung energy.
Govt grants, get your grants here.
Nano electrodes corrode. Will they be cleaned with a tooth pick?
Get your grant money here.
the reason I ask is because I had a buddy in Washington St who had the most wonderful shop. He restored cars.
40 x 40 with 12 ft ceiling and rafters above that. All steel.
Of course he had to heat it.
He brought in a Honda car with a leaky gas tank which dropped at least 3-4 gallons of unleaded regular on the painted concrete.
Then the electric heater kicked on later that night.
He was not in the the shop.
He made the news that night. Neighbors said they could see the fireball from nearly 3 miles away.
Hope he had insurance!..................
The flash point of hydrogen is extremely wide. This makes it very unstable. It’s small molecular size means it is also very hard to store without leaks, and it’s high ionic charge makes it spreads rapidly. In addition it’s range of air fuel ratios that support combustion is unusually large. All in all a veery dangerous gas.
Hydrogen tanks are an accident waiting to happen.
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