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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan
I suspect you'll be waiting a long time for hydrogen to become feasible.
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That may very well be the case. Or it may not. Who knows. Maybe I will be forced to buy another car sooner due to mine breaking down. Maybe EV's will change such that they suit my needs within the next 12-18 months. Anything could happen.
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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan
Its troublesome storage problem means it will not be feasible to carry large amounts of hydrogen on-board a single-passenger vehicle for quite some time... leaving you with a vehicle that will get less of a range than some current EVs are capable of.
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Hence why I mentioned the man who had apparently developed a more efficient way of getting HHO from water and using it in his car and cutting device and who was in talks with the US military and car manufacturers. However, yvanleterrible was kind enough to point out my idiocy and general brainwashing in believing that this device may be workable because it breaks a fundamental law of thermodynamics. Though I'm unsure why car makers and the US military didn't know it was impossible to begin with. Anyway, I guess hydrogen is just totally and utterly unworkable and should be abondoned at all costs before the oil companies get their hands on any of the technology and start forcing us to pay for water instead of petrol as that is the only foreseeable outcome of the entire Hydrogen as a fuel source scenario.
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You'd be better off going with the compressed air car that is being developed today. It, and practical EVs, will be here much sooner than hydrogen cars (by an order of 3-5 decades, I'd imagine). |
The compressed air car suffers pretty much the same draw backs as an EV for my needs.
Cheers,
PKFFW