Dual Hull Design. Expertise Needed

[Mr Efficiency]

Originally Posted by FreelanceBuild2

yes freshwater experiments first. and i guess if the power consumption needed to to separate the salt from the water is too much then it wont be completely free to go around the world and also you'd need space to store freshwater that wouldn't be needed if you could still separate the two and still power the engine. ive seen first hand that a hydrogen fuel cell can completely power a vehicle. the battery charges the cell which creates the hydrogen fuel mixture which runs the engine which runs the alternator which charges the battery. the jeep that was converted didnt need any other power source. power cells have come a long way since 2004. if the jeep can do it i dont see why the boat cant.

This magic vehicle would be of immense interest to the world. If it existed as you describe.

[FreelanceBuild2]

which is why i am interested in seeing if he can do it. we first have to get a smaller working prototype.

[Mr Efficiency]

Unless you can well afford to lose money doing it, do a lot more research first .

[FreelanceBuild2]

with how slow he is at doing anything im sure ill be doing plenty of research before we get to buying an engine to convert. frankly if he doesn't get a working one soon though i will be looking at other means of energy. most likely sails and wind turbines for an electric motor.

[daiquiri]

Originally Posted by FreelanceBuild2

with how slow he is at doing anything im sure ill be doing plenty of research before we get to buying an engine to convert. frankly if he doesn't get a working one soon though i will be looking at other means of energy. most likely sails and wind turbines for an electric motor.

I would start taking them in consideration right from the beginning.
Anyways, I agree with Mr Efficiency that the most rational advice you've been given so far comes from Bntii - prove that the engine works on the bench. Only then (if you're left with any money) start thinking about where you can put it.

Cheers