Horizon, the company behind the first hydrogen (toy) car out of a fuel cell power plants, called Hydrofill, a device that turns water into power for laptops, digital cameras or other electronic devices on the road and away from electrical sockets.Price around $ 600 and available from April, the new “power” to take the technology first seen in the H2 filling the fuel cell battery called Hydrostiks enough energy to fully charge the phone six.Horizon H-Cell 2.0 R / C machine is compatible with TFR416 Tamiya 
chassis and uses a solid company Hydrostik hydrogen cartridges meaning a constant supply of power tap from the tap.machine in offers two slots for Hydrostiks and give you about 30 minutes drive time by 60 minutes per Hhydrostik charge between them.
