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The BlacklighPower company claims that their water-derived Hydrino-based energy generation system can power a car at a very low cost.
The calculated energy usage of their new Catalyst Induced Hydrino Transition (CIHT) cell that would weigh 133 kg. They concluded that one liter water might last as a fuel for 3000 miles. It does not need a range-limiting and heavy battery.
They maintain that the cost of the electronics, electric motors, transmission chain, are less than the cost of the of the corresponding elements of a conventional gasoline-fired vehicle.
If so, this would obviously be a very interesting alternative considering that the energy source is non-polluting water.
For more, see my blog "3000 miles on one liter water?"
The calculated energy usage of their new Catalyst Induced Hydrino Transition (CIHT) cell that would weigh 133 kg. They concluded that one liter water might last as a fuel for 3000 miles. It does not need a range-limiting and heavy battery.
They maintain that the cost of the electronics, electric motors, transmission chain, are less than the cost of the of the corresponding elements of a conventional gasoline-fired vehicle.
If so, this would obviously be a very interesting alternative considering that the energy source is non-polluting water.
For more, see my blog "3000 miles on one liter water?"