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To: selivanov who wrote (117776)	7/24/2013 11:20:01 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 233882

I guess I could. We have aluminum rechargeable batteries. Just figured out how to make them. Nobody in venture cap cares because they are still trying to figure out how to tie their shoelaces so they don't have to cut them off at nite. Most people in canuckistan has forgot how to bild reactirze. The Candu can make the U last longer than the light water, but the by product is fairly high grade P239. Not so good. Thorium would be better a tad and there is loads of that. Finally I think one should turn to the Sol for nrg. A better solar cell combo might do it if it were cheap enuff per KW. Converters have to get cheaper/longer life + 15 yrs. What I think they should do is make them dump power cell by cell to long life micro Al batteries, gather up the stored power and dump that to a larger convertor, thereby bypassing the cell group minimum per converter that can lead to shade inefficiencies. Sall a matter of lifespan and build economics. EC<:-}