Convert your existing car to run off hydrogen.

[Omun]

Has anyone else read this? http://www.switch2hydrogen.com/h2.htm it was a very interesting read and I think it would be quite awesome if this made it to the general public. It is on digg.com's main page right now here is the original digg to the story. http://digg.com/science/Affordable_h...buy_gas_again_
I would love to have this thing in my car, and if the hydrogen was produced with natural energy like solar power or wind power it would be huge step in the right direction I think.

Omun Reviewed by Omun on 09-05-2005. Convert your existing car to run off hydrogen. Has anyone else read this? http://www.switch2hydrogen.com/h2.htm it was a very interesting read and I think it would be quite awesome if this made it to the general public. It is on digg.com's main page right now here is the original digg to the story. http://digg.com/science/Affordable_hydrogen_fueled_cars_-_Never_buy_gas_again_ I would love to have this thing in my car, and if the hydrogen was produced with natural energy like solar power or wind power it would be huge step in the right Rating: 5

[Nightstar]

you'll be driving a giant bomb. In a collision, expect to die in a huge fireball/explosion.

[oncea420alwaysa420]

you'll be driving a giant bomb. In a collision, expect to die in a huge fireball/explosion.

If you would have read further it will explain the hydrides of hydrogen and it says that a incendiary bullet can be fired through it and the tanks can be cut in half and not lose hydrogen. this is all true and acurate. The only thing I would be worried about is the burning out of the rings. I believe that hydrogen burns at a higher temp than conventional gasoline and will burn out the piston rings. Kind of like running premium gas in an old car. I work on cars on the side of my normal operations as kind of a hobby and relaxation tool from the stress. If you replaced the rings with some of higher quality (made to withstand the high heat) rings as opposed to converting your car with stock piston rings, I don't see why it would not be a great thing to do except the cost. If you do the math, and your car is not made to last over 250,000 miles it is not saving you any money at all.

[a. beezy]

Science has a LONG WAY to go before we safely harness hydrogen fusion. So far, only space(nothing) can contain such a reaction.

[oncea420alwaysa420]

well said.

[a. beezy]

ooops, posted something here on the way wrong thread.

[a. beezy]

Ok, I'm drunk, but when we make hydrogen cars, they might just fly AND travel time. Just a little food for thought.

[oncea420alwaysa420]

i AM drunk as well. The idea of a flying car is just too far ahead of my thinking. Lots of conversion of our highway system and too much work for those government fucks to handle. It is possible for the auto manufacts to make them now I assume, and to make them available to all at a cheap cost. The hydrogen car could easily be mass produced and sold to the public but the oil companies pay them off to not do that.

FUCK THOSE OIL COMPANY BASTARDS THAT CONTROL PRICING.

[ChuckECheese]

Just a little food for thought.

I wish I had some Wendy's now. lol! *baked*

[a. beezy]

mmm.. jr bacon deliciousness