So a plugin fuel cell electric car? i suppose you'd still need to plug into the grid to actually generate the hydrogen. I've been researching that too, from what i've found you'd be able to generate 5kg of hydrogen with a 40kw charger in 5 hours with the latest capillarly fed electrolysers, and it would have a round trip efficiency of around 50% 🤔

@@fuseteam more like a tank of water with specific electrolytes. producing on demand fuel product from water.the new Omega one motor is out of my grasp as well as the proper lab and machine shop to run experiments. But for sure if the right people got together like computer engineers for the automation part but there is proof it is possible to drive a vehicle with water I've played with it and built my own version but my connections and knowledge are limited. 🤷I hooked it up to a 1995 Chevy Silverado and it was like a rocket but supersonic and subsonic explosions on a factory block have big difference also burning so of course the gaskets blew as well as the alternator burning out ended up scraping that truck and gave up. Can't afford it

@@aceofhearts4206 Problem is you where trying to make the Perpetual motion machine. Water is a burned product. It is like wanting to smoke the cigarette ash. You can regenerate vater to hydrogen with electricity but you have to get it from externally as you can never make as much electricity/hydrogen you need to drive the system. It makes heat as well and that has to come from some where - let alone some motion of your car. What you have to do is to make the hydrogen from say solar or wind electricity - probably mix it with nitrogen that you can get out of the air to make ammonia- then you can use it in your truck. Hydrogen mixed with oxygen as you where making is very explocive and gives high pressure. Also hydrogen is very difficuld to keep. It can seep through metal walls. Also if you don't put it under high pressure or cool it down to a very cold temperature so that it is a liquid then you need a very big tank - much bigger than the car. If you hawever make it into ammonia you may be able to use a tank not much different to your current tank. It all takes a lot of energy. It is difficult to do. There are a lot of people working on it.

@@leonhardtkristensen4093 your wrong I'm not talking perpetual motion machine. I'm not trying to recover the burned hydrogen and oxygen fuel by the way key word (fuel). The fuel is water separated efficient enough so that your access energy generated transfers you from point a to point b. If I can do it in my garage with 1995 Chevy Silverado then it shouldn't take a genuine this long to put an Omega one motor with a highly efficient electrolysis machine so we can all save the planet and drive on water. john Myers did it decades ago. God damn I'm sick of being the smart one when I know I'm an idiot the only thing stopping me from kicking everyones dick in the dirt on this subject is lack of money and time.

@@aceofhearts4206 Water is a spend fuel. It is hydrogen burned in Oxygen. There is no way around it. That is why nobody reputable will spend money on it. All the people that has tryed to make money selling the idea are trying to cheat people. It is just not possible unless you can find an energy level lower than water that it can be transfered into.