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I'm surprised the equivalent of 40 gallons of gasoline in Hydrogen takes up so much space. -
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For those living in high rise building, council flats, lacking space for those propane tanks and / or just lacking the funds here is your winning alternative for your off grid experience and only 17 dollars
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Sensational! Good he doesn't need a real job! I'd hate to think what the real total cost is. Impressive just the same.Comment
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The question is what happens to you if you have power and food when evrybody else around has nothing? I guess that's why those hardcore survivalist prefer guns.Comment
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Re: OK, all you survival bunker obsessed types - top this!
cute, but, waaaay too complicated. how many single points of failure in his home heating system to leave him freezing his (large) ass off in the winter, w/o hot water in the summer, etc?Comment
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Re: OK, all you survival bunker obsessed types - top this!
remember this?Originally posted by D-Mack View Post
how does the guy sleep with a dozen mega tanks of hydrogen gas in his back yard?In addition to manufacturing, transport, and storage costs, liquid hydrogen has one third of the energy density of gasoline by volume. The 18-wheeler that brought that orange you're eating to the local supermarket market burns diesel fuel with a power density of 1 million Btu per cubic foot, versus 270 thousand Btu for liquid hydrogen. That 18-wheeler can travel 1000 miles on the diesel fuel in two 84-gallon tanks that take up 23 cubic feet of space under the rear of the cab. Two 1,100-gallon liquid hydrogen tanks that use 316 cubic feet of space in the trailer are needed to get the same range, never mind the added space for the batteries that are needed to convert the hydrogen into usable energy.
Doesn't leave much room for oranges.
http://www.itulip.com/energyandmoney.htm
http://www.h2incidents.org/incident.asp?inc=95
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Re: OK, all you survival bunker obsessed types - top this!
"Take what you want, keep what you take"Originally posted by D-Mack View Post
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Originally posted by metalman View Post
I don't care, I'm still drooling! Cool!Comment
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Re: OK, all you survival bunker obsessed types - top this!
Another problem from a survivalist standpoint is that he would need a garage full of spare parts to insure that the system would continue to function during an extended societal breakdown. For example, it's my understanding that the inverters required for the solar system only last ten years . . . after which they need to be replaced.The question is what happens to you if you have power and food when evrybody else around has nothing? I guess that's why those hardcore survivalist prefer guns.raja
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You guys are all a crackup. Bunch of survivalist nut-heads. :pComment
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Originally posted by Lukester View Post
How do you like them apples!Comment
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Tombat - is that a real concrete bunker?? :eek: Seriously guy - is that on your land by any chance?Comment
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wow, an underground mcmansion... that's hard core!Originally posted by tombat1913 View Post
How do you like them apples!Comment
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ROFL thank youOriginally posted by tombat1913 View Post
How do you like them apples!"that each simple substance has relations which express all the others"Comment
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