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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Bloke in the UK has just brought out a machine that makes it's own hydrogen at home. Makes enough fuel to go 50 kms, but it takes all night to make it. Imagine how much earlier these could have been developed if R&D money was allocated earlier. 20yrs? 30yrs? 40yrs? 50yrs ago? You are joking right?? 
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Bloke in the UK has just brought out a machine that makes it's own hydrogen at home. Makes enough fuel to go 50 kms, but it takes all night to make it. Imagine how much earlier these could have been developed if R&D money was allocated earlier. 20yrs? 30yrs? 40yrs? 50yrs ago? You are joking right?? no on 10 news the other night
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So is the idiot in Jail yet??
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{USERNAME} wrote: So is the idiot in Jail yet??
A SYSTEM to fuel cars with cheap and green hydrogen made at HOME was unveiled yesterday. A firm claimed it has slashed the cost of kit to produce the gas from water and electricity. ITM Power, of Sheffield, South Yorks, has converted a Ford Focus engine to run on hydrogen for 25 miles before switching to petrol. It should do away with the need for expensive liquid hydrogen. You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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Sounds good, not for that sort of money though!
But if you didnt do any travelling outside of town then 25miles might be enough. The kit would save you ~$50 a week, it would take two years of driving every day to pay the unit off. Providing $4,500 is the total price, that it doesnt fail, not including maintenance time etc.
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