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 Hi Guys. . .

I have a hydrogen powered bicycle, and now I want to create my own
Hydrogen from home.

1. I live in Australia with plenty of sun and plenty of water.

2. I do not want to use batteries, or recharge an electric powered
vehicle.

3. I have loads of money.

So, now I want to build a solar powered hydrogen production plant for
home. I can build cells easily, not really rocket science (or I
suppose it really is). . .

Questions

a) Can Hydrogen be easily stored in aluminium tanks ? I can weld these
up.

b) What would be the most effective achieveable solar ampage/voltage
for creating the days hyrogen for the next day's use?

I have 40 acres of desert and $30,000 to spend. . .

I am thinking about $10,000 in solar panels. . . .I need Hydrogen
because I don't have access to batteries. I can store Hydrogen in
underground aluminum tanks. The bicycle is to get me around the
property. I don't care about efficiency. I care about
sustainability. . . .given my remoteness. I'd also like to suply my
neighbours.



Cheers.

 

Y wrote:


DO NOT MULTIPOST.

"Quite often people repeat their question simply by sending an article
another time, to the same group or to another group, if they haven't got
any answers (or any answers they like). That's very unproductive."

"Why crosspost

OK, let's assume that you still want to send your message to several
groups. (Sometimes there could be a reason.)

You might compose a message, using your favorite program, and post it to
one group. Then you could, depending on the program you use, just edit the
line that contains the group name and repost, or use some other method of
sending messages with identical content as separate postings. This means
multiposting: several copies of the text are sent, as separate messages,
within different message identifiers and with no connection to each other
as far as the Usenet techniques and protocols are considered. This is the
completely wrong way."

http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/usenet/xpost.html

 
| Hi Guys. . .
|
| I have a hydrogen powered bicycle, and now I want to create my own
| Hydrogen from home.
|
| 1. I live in Australia with plenty of sun and plenty of water.
|
| 2. I do not want to use batteries, or recharge an electric powered
| vehicle.
|
| 3. I have loads of money.

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The most abundant elements in the universe are hydrogen and stupidity.

Here we have both in one post.

 

Solar Flare wrote:


Except he is clearly where he is.

Shall I try to get him banned from Usenet to prove the point ?

Graham

 

well it's be kind of a pain to find an austrialian proxy and use that to
post to google.  I mean you can do it, but why bother?