Why don’t we have many Hydrogen powered cars? (this is what i think)They say that the Hydrogen tanks would explode during a crash. That is a lie. Hydrogen tanks aren’t any more dangerous than a gas tank. Uncle Sam doesn’t want hydrogen powered cars because their little oil buddies would loose billions in $’s. If we really have a problem with “supply and demand” the government better get their @**es moving to make sure the Hydrogen tanks won’t “explode”. 50% 6 Votes 8% 1 Vote http://www.wilson2u.com 0% 0 Votes 8% 1 Vote 0% 0 Votes

I have seen a hydrogen powered incinerator by a manufacturer. It seems like a good and clean source of energy. However, the problem with the hydrogen powered technology is that it is too costly to put up one (too many components), it is too costly to operate (high power required) and it is too bulky to fit in any car. I don%26#039;t think anyone appreciate driving a truck out just to buy grocery or to go work .

So I hope that answers your question. 0% 0 Votes

Considering that most hydrogen these days is made from steam reforming of methane I doubt the oil companies would lose out unless we switched to a different production method (which they%26#039;ll probably end up involved in anyway).

Hydrogen can be dangerous if mishandled although the fact that it is lighter than air does provide some safety benefits (since an emergency vent valve will send it all up, away from you) which would make a properly designed hydrogen vehicle less likely to catch fire in a way that will kill its occupants than a petrol powered vehicle (although cars don%26#039;t catch fire and blow up very often in real life). LPG is much scarier than hydrogen (having the worst aspects of hydrogen and petrol) and is quite widely used despite that and can be quite safe when well maintained. 25% 3 Votes

We are not yet there, technologically.
Current hydrogen-fueled engines are plagued with problems such as preignition and backflash. The greatest challenge is that in-cylinder injection requires hydrogen-to-air mixing in a very short time (approximately 5 ms at 5000 rpm). Incomplete mixing can produce misfire, high NOx emissions, reduced efficiency, and power loss. Consultant, alternative fuel technology research company 8% 1 Vote

you speak the truth man, but there is nothing we can do against the government


they planned 9/11 and more than half the people know it was a lie and there is nothing we can do


WE CANNOT FIGHT THE GOVERNMENT SO JUST IGVE UP!!!!!!! they overpower us 0% 0 Votes

You are mostly correct. There is no incentive for oil producers to cut their own throats by manufacturing something they can%26#039;t sell fuel for. And unfortunately most of the answers here are perpetrating the myth that turning water into fuel violates the laws of physics. These are the same people who said the Write brothers couldn%26#039;t fly and all the other advancements that mankind has made over the years couldn%26#039;t be done.

Hydrogen doesn%26#039;t have to be stored. It can be manufactured on board. It produces about 7 times more power than gasoline. And a good mid step is using this hydrogen production with gasoline to improve performance and mpg. It can be done inexpensively and is far superior to the scam congress purchased in the way of Ethanol, which has dozens of unintended consequences. Additionally new vehicles do not need to be invented or manufactured. Every conventional car/truck on the road today can be retrofitted to benefit from adding HHO to their fuel, usually by way of the intake manifold. Older cars are easier to convert than newer ones. Once again Congress doesn%26#039;t want anything to do with this because they can%26#039;t line their own pockets by supporting it.

Pioneers in the hydrogen field such as Stan Meyer, have been killed to prevent their discoveries from being made public. There are several hobbyists attempting to re-learn his methods and secretes. And eventually I%26#039;m sure someone will make the necessary break through. Then the objective will be staying alive long enough to make the discoveries public! (It%26#039;s worse than being an enemy of the Clinton%26#039;s!)

There was a new video on Youtube today showing a new vehicle under test that does in fact use water for fuel. In fact, the best place to learn about this science is Youtube. Zerofossilfuel seems to be the top researcher. He is selling nothing, all his discoveries are in the public domain and anyone is free to duplicate his designs. Check it out.

Warning. There are a lot of scams out there right now. Don%26#039;t be fooled. There is a 99.9% chance if you buy from these people on the internet (Ebay and others), you will be disappointed. Google/Youtube Alternate fuels and %26quot;HHO%26quot; 0% 0 Votes