An Early Retirement For The Hydrogen Fuel Cell
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An Early Retirement For The Hydrogen Fuel Cell
This will be interesting to those thinking ahead to hydrogen fuel cell cars. Apparently it will be some other kind of fuel cell.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energy.../message/92573
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energy.../message/92573
#2
Re: An Early Retirement For The Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Originally Posted by xoham
This will be interesting to those thinking ahead to hydrogen fuel cell cars. Apparently it will be some other kind of fuel cell.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energy.../message/92573
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energy.../message/92573
Bob Wilson
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Re: An Early Retirement For The Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Originally Posted by bwilson4web
Still, I think air-metal cells are really the way to go but then I'm funny that way.
Bob Wilson
Bob Wilson
#4
Re: An Early Retirement For The Hydrogen Fuel Cell
"By laws of physics, hydrogen economy can never compete with an electron economy".
Finally, the world seems to have woken up to the obvious! Why throw away 75% of the energy you worked so hard to make?
Finally, the world seems to have woken up to the obvious! Why throw away 75% of the energy you worked so hard to make?
#5
Re: An Early Retirement For The Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Oh wait, I like this one even better!
"Physics cannot be replaced by wishful thinking, or changed by presidential initiatives"
I wonder if GM are still ignoring the physics of hydrogen?
"Physics cannot be replaced by wishful thinking, or changed by presidential initiatives"
I wonder if GM are still ignoring the physics of hydrogen?
#6
Re: An Early Retirement For The Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Originally Posted by clett
Oh wait, I like this one even better!
"Physics cannot be replaced by wishful thinking, or changed by presidential initiatives"
I wonder if GM are still ignoring the physics of hydrogen?
"Physics cannot be replaced by wishful thinking, or changed by presidential initiatives"
I wonder if GM are still ignoring the physics of hydrogen?
Of course, they're working on the Warp Drive to the moon!
#7
Re: An Early Retirement For The Hydrogen Fuel Cell
The worst part is the billions of dollars GM has squandered driving to develop cars based on this technology. If that money had been spent on realistic alternatives such as hybrid technology, the U.S. may have been in a leadership position (at least from a technology perspective) by now. Embarrassing. And we continue to reward their stupidity with our own by continuing to purchase gas guzzlers from them. Takes one to know one.
It's amazing the level of unbridled selfishness Americans exhibit. Fed by the greed of the 80's, capped by the dot-com hysteria of the 90's. Wake up people. It's the era of global responsibility...
It's amazing the level of unbridled selfishness Americans exhibit. Fed by the greed of the 80's, capped by the dot-com hysteria of the 90's. Wake up people. It's the era of global responsibility...
#8
Re: An Early Retirement For The Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Originally Posted by hsolo142
The worst part is the billions of dollars GM has squandered driving to develop cars based on this technology. If that money had been spent on realistic alternatives such as hybrid technology, the U.S. may have been in a leadership position (at least from a technology perspective) by now. Embarrassing. . . .
When you find yourself in a hole, the first step is to stop digging.
Bob Wilson
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Re: An Early Retirement For The Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Originally Posted by bwilson4web
When you find yourself in a hole, the first step is to stop digging.
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Re: An Early Retirement For The Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Originally Posted by hsolo142
I guess you know when to stop digging when you can longer see the light coming in from the top of the hole.
Bob Wilson