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Al G
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Summanus...Your are right, not time yet. Unless you have a waste source for hydrogen the dollars and cents don't add up. Early adopters will for
experiment and deep pockets only. With what I know is happening now I still say 3-7 years.
Albert G
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wornout
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Summanus
At this point in time, I would still favor the solar-power system over a fuel-cell option. We are pretty trouble-free with ours. Just my
preference to what I am familiar with at present.
I look forward to all the new technologies that are sure to come out after the upcoming elections. |
I am happy with my solar system and have been for 8 years. But, the thought of Air Conditioning on the hot nights using a quiet fuel cell is always
on my mind. We have a no noise after 10pm in San Felipe in the area we live so a generator, at night, is out.
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jorgie
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Russ, can you find the article ? 15k sounds cheap if it is reliable. What size propane tanks were they showing ? This is good stuff....
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Summanus
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jorgie, don't mean to butt in for Russ, but I found these fuel-cell sites for home-use on Google. That particular model and price might be amongst
them.
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=t&...
Summanus....ancient Roman Nightly Thunder God. He liked refrieds too.
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jorgie
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much thanks Summanus. Your not butting in, your helping, Baja Nomad stuff....
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wornout
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In reading some of the results of the google search, I read about a unit that is in operation in Japan today. It is a 1kw system and runs on city
gas. I believe this is the unit I saw before I retired from EPRI. They were looking at the technology back then in 1998 and Japan has them
available commercially. COME ON PROPANE UNIT, I am ready!
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Al G
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I question they are available in US/Mexico. If you find them and I do hope so, there is no difference in gas or propane except a jet. The exception
maybe could be a fixed jet.
Albert G
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