yeah, that was something else I didn't get. The rate a carb sucks in air. I have a 600 holley on my vehicle. It sucks in 600 cubic feet of air a minute. That's a lot of air, (I hope that's right, cubic feet and not inches) Either way, I have never seen an on demand system that could keep up...
probably not very scientific here but, if you consider that gravity's force is centered on the center of the Earth, then the closer to center the faster you accelerate. you would have to accelerate fast enough to overcome the force that you obtained in that process. But when you start to reach...
I was wondering if someone could explain how the laws of thermodynamics apply to these so called hydrogen on demand systems and or how these laws govern the operations of these systems. Physics is my next college course but, I am not asking this for any assignments I have, just a personal interest.