High School Students Team Up And Build A Hydrogen Vehicle

Treehugger.com reports:

Students from Hacienda Heights, California have built a vehicle with a hydrogen internal combustion engine (HICE) using a four-stroke engine from Honda. The three-wheeled vehicle runs entirely on hydrogen and uses absolutely no gasoline.

After a successful test drive, the car is now ready for a public showing. "The bugs have been fixed, but there were a couple of safety issues we have to consider before we run the car up at our open house," said project manager and student John Weng...

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Joe_Limon - 5/2/2010 12:59:10 AM

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ICE hydrogen? Sounds like a fun high school project. Although, they would have found a more efficient vehicle if they used a proper fuel cell. Like this one I'm using in one of my projects...

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eneka - 5/4/2010 12:10:11 AM

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we actually do have an vehicle that uses a fuel cell. It was retired since we had completed it and decided to focus our efforts onto HICE and complete it. It was called infusion and you can see more at www.lasv.org