This may be inefficient but why not run an ICE car using an electrolyzer using a large battery pack like we use in Ev's instead of pressurized hydrogen. I've seen a claim of a system that electrolyzes using 55 amps producing 55 liters per minute. Seems to me you just can't produce enough hydrogen with that many amps & this amount is just not enough. If a high amp system was used I suspect it would work. Would this be an electric vehicle? Hybrid? I never heard of it being tried. Am I crazy? I don't have the math skills to do the calculation. I saw one answer on the web that it takes 800 liters per minute of uncompressed gas to run a V6. So seems this may not be very practical. Lawrence Rhodes..
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