rotary hydrogen car mazda

rotary engine for hydrogen fuel from Thailand motor show Impact Bangkok Thailand

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[W1ldSm1le]

First off id like to point out i dont advocate hydrogen I.c.e.s. I advocate catalyst electric. Hydrogen cells are terribly expensive i wont argue that but currently you cant carry 300+ miles of electricity in a vehicle, hell you cant carry 100 miles of it, then it takes hours and hours to recharge it. Electric vehicles would require we change how we use/think about vehicles. Hydrogen vehicles are the perfect replacement because in terms of practicality they are the same as our current vehicles.

[W1ldSm1le]

If the electricity from say solar panels was used to make hydrogen you would essentialy be replacing batteries with hydrogen. Batteries currently have only slightly more effeciancy then the standard of electrolysis for isolating hydrogen. There are ways of getting hydrogen without electricity, (Gallium-Alumnium composite) which have incredible effeciency. Hydrogen is a perfect fuel because it wouldnt require a paradigm shift in how we use our vehicles.

[itsadeadmansparty]

@W1ldSm1le I have one more question for you, Have you ever heard about a scientist in a small village in Switzerland who invented a device known as testatika? I have seen many of these in photos, many of them built, The inventor wouldnt let anyone reverse engineer it, but they had a group of scientist's test the machine on one occasion. They claimed it generated 200+ watts of electricity, since your very smart, what is your opinion of the testatika,since i dont believe in the laws of thermodynam

[W1ldSm1le]

@itsadeadmansparty The gallium and aluminium are alloyed. The gallium doesn't allow the aluminium to build up a passive layer allowing it to oxidize very, very rapidly in any water releasing large amounts of hydrogen in the process. Nothing is used up in the process except the energy used to alloy the two metals.

[itsadeadmansparty]

@W1ldSm1le Also please dont forget Lithium deuteride can store high amounts of Hydrogen very very very safely. Please share on the Gallium-Aluminium method. Do you heat the Gallium to release the hydrogen or do you use another method to release the already stored/charged gallium,LOL BTW Did you know your computer could go a million times faster if the microprocessors only used Gallium Arsenide?LOL They discovered a long time ago that it would process data in the 10 Terahertz Cycles.Yes Terahertz

[itsadeadmansparty]

Let me ask, During a Single Rotary cycle, couldnt you reignite the uncombusted gasoline during its revolution? It sounds only logical with a properly tuned and remachined Rotary engine you could travel at near 100-200 mpg. Anyone with a clue to how Stan Myers got the Ionized gases to ignite using lasers? How did he exactly make the water car

[astrialkil]

@TarnishedMedia66 Negative! Fuel cells dont last long. This will work till the Materials scientists figre out fuel cells in 50 years.

[suzukirizla11]

@astrialkil there's a legend about the inventor of TV.. he's called NIkola Tesla. It's unbelivable I know.. because I think we're talking of 1920s. I think nobody undersood his wiseness. p.s sorry for my english :(

[Bugstomper2]

@tgcsystems I don't know about their wasted fuel issue, but, "the main complaint against rotary power plants" for manufacturers is that they last a long time, compared to four cylinder enginges, or even V6 or V8 engines. They don't like this.

[astrialkil]

@suzukirizla11 All the youngsters think you misspelled a cuss word. Too bad no one remembers the inventor, its like the TV , who remembers him?

[astrialkil]

@Bugstomper2 Hydrogen is low therms kinda like propane. Propane works , just not a lot of horse power.

[astrialkil]

@kassenz LOL that's good enough to get me to work and the store. If i can refill at home from solar thermal produced hydrogen then it would cost me $10 per 3,000 gal of water and nothing for the solar other then buying it up front every 20 years. At $5000 up front cost over 20 years is $250 per year to produce the hydrogen. Not bad. Im spending about $120 a month on gas. 2 months gas $220 or one years hydrogen $250, which would you want?