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To: Greg from Edmonton who wrote (5360)	1/12/2001 12:02:08 PM
From: glenn snyder	Read Replies (1) of 5827

To Greg From Edmonton Ok, I guess you could not quite understand this. During the day the PV panels would power the hydrogen reformer. In the day time this would split enough hydrogen to power the fuel cell for 24 hours. Due to inconsistent sunshine you would over size this part of the system somewhat. Say the avg house uses 4000-5000 watts per day. A 200 watt fuel cell running for 24 hours would produce 4800 watts. And you call this a TRINKET??? How do you store this small amount of power? When your needs exceed 200 watts per hour you system produces you would take electricity from the grid. Your electrical meter would bill you for this. When you use less electricity you send it on to the grid (for others to use). Causing your electrical meter to run backwards and your electrical bill would go down. Increasing this TOY sized unit to 300-350 watts would increase the out put tremendously. Glenn

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