Genepax - Water Powered Fuel Cell Vehicle

roofoo wrote

Looks like Genepax has been shut down! Conspiracy alert!

http://genepax.co.jp/

Posted February 16, 2009

In Hiding wrote

This is entirely possible for anyone who thinks outside the box. Several engines I have engineered have run off of everything from compressed air, chemical reaction, steam, kitchen grease, etc. and have reached speeds of 150 miles per hour. I recommend purchasing an antique car with no engine, fixing the body up and leaving the engine and fuel system to your imagination.

Posted January 27, 2009

Brett445 wrote...

fantastic idea- hope it becomes mainstream in the not to distant future- we really need it!

Posted July 19, 2008

Linda wrote

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Posted July 17, 2008

jmurphee wrote

great news for the masses if it proves to be true. i'll hedge my bets with hho gas or hydrogen fuel injection systems. http://aquygen.blogspotcom

Posted July 06, 2008

KonaGirl wrote...

Maybe it is BS, but the Japanese have always been very innovative at improving an idea anyone comes up with. Back in the late 60's I had read that someone else had the same idea, but the government put the kabash on it because of our enjoyment over letting the oil companies gouge our economy. After all-look at who old President Shrub and his father senior Shrub have been holding hands with for several decades. Oh? You don't know? Why the Arabs of course. They are major stock holders! Hopefully, these ideas are workable and will lead us to no longer being dependent on fossil fuels.
Back in the early 70's, the C Brewer Sugar Company had the opportunity to turn sugar cane into ethynol and have 25% of all the vehicles in Hawaii running on ethynol by 1985. It was all set to go until the then CEO, Doc Buyer, chickened out and shut down the last of the sugar mills. We often speculated that he had been bought out. Anyway, great lens Floyd.
Big Island of Hawaii

Posted June 21, 2008

squidom wrote...

It's never too late! Every step forward helps.

When I read the clip about people using pond scum to convert to fuel, though, I made me think of some future sci-fie movie where people lived on the edge of society scrambling for an resources they could muster. lol.

I do hope the US and the world find a balance soon.

Posted June 19, 2008

squidom wrote...

It's never too late! Every step forward helps.

When I read the clip about people using pond scum to convert to fuel, though, I made me think of some future sci-fie movie where people lived on the edge of society scrambling for an resources they could muster. lol.

I do hope the US and the world find a balance soon.

Posted June 19, 2008

MyKidsInheritance wrote...

Would be a great concept if it could be done, though. Fuel prices are really damaging our economy....
Melissa

Posted June 19, 2008

willy wrote

I couldn't agree more! This is utter rubbish - please refer to the wiki entry for a well written lay-man critique: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genepax

Posted June 18, 2008

Michael wrote

We should have started developing alternative fuel source vehicles after the 1973 fuel embargo. If we had we would all be driving alternative fuel vehicles by now.

Posted June 17, 2008

Shirley wrote

This is great. I agree we should be trying to find ways to stop dependence all together.

Posted June 16, 2008

stephenc wrote

Certainly an interesting lens!
I need to look into this more.
Fight High Gas Prices
StephenC

Posted June 15, 2008

dave7 wrote

This violates the first law of thermodynamics. The fuel cannot be the water, it has to be a metal hydride that is inside the fuel cell. They are deceiving us about what the actual fuel source is.

Posted June 15, 2008

K. Sparks wrote

This is a scam. If it sounds to good to be true, it is. Wake up everyone. They aren't telling you the whole truth.

Posted June 14, 2008

knewf wrote...

wish I had one!

Posted June 13, 2008

knewf wrote...

wish I had one!

Posted June 13, 2008