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   by demultiplexer 12y ago

   (author here): this is part 1. I will go into other types of fuel cells in a future part. Hydrogen is the focus of the first two parts just because this is the most mature technology and has actually been used in a couple of (kinda..) produ
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   by demultiplexer 12y ago

   It's a... student project ;) However, the actual amount of energy in those ultracaps isn't that much. We're talking a couple tens of kWs or, in other words, all those caps together don't even hold the same energy as one
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   by demultiplexer 12y ago

   (writer of the blog here): Eh... hm.... I really don't want to get into conspiracy theories here. To be honest, during the whole Formula Zero championship we got absolutely zero interest from any fossil fuel companies. I haven't p
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   by demultiplexer 12y ago

   (writer of the blog post here) Interesting, can you divulge a bit more about where and when you did FC research? Was it academic or for a manufacturer? You are absolutely right; PEM FCs - and I glossed over this in the blog post, might want