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while I applaud the initiative, someone might want to explain to them what 'Rube Goldberg Machine' means... As others have commented there's no gain here, it
by thorick 14y ago
while I applaud the initiative, someone might want to explain to them what 'Rube Goldberg Machine' means... As others have commented there's no gain here, it would be just as well to store the solar or wind power that charged the 'electrolytic cell' and keep the energy there rather than then using that captured energy to separate out the hydrogen.
edit: as some have pointed out, yes one could just run the wind generator 'directly' into this device and use the intermittently produced hydrogen as the storage mechanism..
- outworlder 14y agoExcept that hydrogen (in gas form) is not that easy to store to begin with and likes to leak from containers. The most efficient hydrogen storage we know is... fossil fuels.