For someone like me who owns a 98 Ford F-150, the idea of having several plastic/kevlar tanks filled with hydrogen seems like a more effective idea than hydrogen on demand. Thinking, having the tanks in the bed of my truck and building an additional bedliner (steel) just above the tanks to somewhat hide their presence, and then setting up a station at my house finding someway to use a wind powered generator to do all my electrolysis work, and storing the gas in tanks to be used for consumption later. This way, all of the electrolysis process is free, and all those little gadgets under the hood aren't necessary.
Thing is, I don't know how to pressurize a tank with hydrogen to get it's maximum capacity usage. Anyone else played around with this idea?
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