Water powered Fuel Cell Toy Car by Daido Metal

Mar 9 2004, 10:40pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Japan's Daido Metal, a manufacturer of bearing metals, has developed a fuel cell toy car that uses water as its source of hydrogen.
The Daido Metal toy car is using hydrogen created from the electrolysis of pure water. The car is 19cm long, 10cm wide and 8.5cm high, and weighs 350g with a full tank of water.
More details at Japan's Nikkei Net.

The Fuel Cell Toy Car will sell for 20,000yen.

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