Ok, so for this question, I have created an image:

 

 

So, the only problem I have encountered is the fuel cell; more specifically, how do I get/make one.

This is not supposed to power a car by the way, just charge a cell phone, or power an alarm clock. Something of that nature....

 

Thanks,

Vlad

well, for one, using the battery to charge the phone directly would be a much better option.

 

the electrolysis and fuel cell are just going to be wasting energy. so much so that you probably wouldn't be able to charge a cell phone with that setup.

Well this image seems a long, complicated and not efficient way to charge a phone or whatever.

 

As for charging it directly with the battery, wouldn't the different voltage be a problem? You could use a transformer though.

or a resistor, it'd still be more efficient than that monstrosity.

or a resistor, it'd still be more efficient than that monstrosity.

Yes that would do just fine. The cell battery is 3.7V I assume?

probably something on that order.

Ya, i know it would be better to use a battery directly, but i need experience with fuel cells, and/or electrolysis. So, back to the fuel cell anyone?

try the link below

http://scitoys.com/scitoys/scitoys/echem/fuel_cell/fuel_cell.html