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more about #hydrogeninternalcombustion more comments → Elhigh: I have a theory: HHO desperately wants to be H2O again, so it takes next to nothing to ignite the HHO. Once it's going, the HHO can touch off a ridicu... more » smalleyxb122: It's all very simple, really. We'll burn Hydrogen to power an internal combustion engine which will convert the heat output from the exothermic reacti... more » SeanKHotay: I'm not understanding the concept completely... Where is the water split? On board the car -or- at some not-car site? They got a water bottle on board... more » Novaload: Maybe you can still turn a dollar on it. Use the electrolysis to remove back hair while driving. more » UDMan: Oh look, another company creating vaporware, and this time they're from Austin Texas. Color me unimpressed, since this thing doesn't have a chance in ... more » Novaload: H is for Huckster. more » Mike the Dog is sitting by the door with a pair of cow slippers, and a very sad face.: For those of you who can read it without getting a headache, here's a link to some reports on the properties of "Brown's Gas" (2H2O2, HHO, etc.), and ... more » poxpopulus: Cynics. more » RoninianHoon: more » RoninianHoon: [hytechapps.com] more » Mike the Dog is sitting by the door with a pair of cow slippers, and a very sad face.: I finally watched the film. At about 1:40 the huckster casually mentions the battery box sized unit up front that "...similar to electrolysis, fractu... more » BЯдΖǐL-ЯЄРΘЯΤЄЯ: You need the refrigerated seats when the car explodes, because this uhh, oh can happen. more » Danimal: Those brakes look soooo tiny. more » Boosted Lego Wagon: Fails to rock me like a hurricane. more » Mike the Dog is sitting by the door with a pair of cow slippers, and a very sad face.: The press release is pretty thin on technical details, but does refer to a "gasoline-hydrogen hybrid". I am intrigued, yet skeptical. more » -
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Ronn Motors Scorpion Hydrogen Internal Combustion Supercar Debuts At SEMA
Standing out among the carbon fiber and large wheels at SEMA was the debut of the Ronn Motors Scorpion hydrogen-powered supercar. Built in Texas, this hydrogen vehicle isn't a fuel cell that converts hydrogen into electricity to power an electric motor. Instead, the Scorpion features a modified 3.5-liter Acura V6 that has hydrogen injected into it. Where does the hydrogen come from? Using a process similar to electrolysis, water is zapped with electricity in order to create a hydrogen gas that is then pumped into the engine. When the hydrogen is added to the V6, the claim is that the car will achieve 20-40% better fuel economy with lower emissions. More »
