environmentally friendly RX-5
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looks like the solution for environment could be a hydrogen rotary engined version of MX5. just need to wait until 2010.
www.millville.org/Workshops_f/kess_mech/tools/1tools/hydrogen.html
www.millville.org/Workshops_f/kess_mech/tools/1tools/hydrogen.html
There was an interesting bit on Fifth Gear about a fuel cell vehicle being tested on a Japanese island on Monday. An island with 10m of rainfall a year meaning that they can only use 30% of their electricity being generated by their hydro-electric plant. They're using the remaining 70% to create emissions-free hydrogen. There was also talk of solar powered "home" stations to create hydrogen at home.
Mazda have a dual fuel hydrogen/petrol RX-8 with a turbocharged renesis engine in testing. I had a chat with their PR guy about it at the 2004 Tokyo Motorshow.
Unfortunately my pidgeon Japanese and his restraint in using what was rather good english meant all I could find out was it performed nearly as well on hydrogen as petrol and he wouldnt be drawn in to whether the turbo engine would make production.
If I remember I'll dig out the pics tonight.
Unfortunately my pidgeon Japanese and his restraint in using what was rather good english meant all I could find out was it performed nearly as well on hydrogen as petrol and he wouldnt be drawn in to whether the turbo engine would make production.
If I remember I'll dig out the pics tonight.
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