I understand H2O electrolysis, solar power, and fuel cells. However, I have no idea how you get the Hydrogen gas into those pressurized tanks. Can you do a video on the compressor system you use to do that?
This is the dream setup that makes sense for any solo home for any well-off home in the world. This is the message of love and hope!!! Is there a way this could be reuploaded with higher video quality? I believe TH-cam censors video of less than HD quality.
Do you offer classes on how to get started and grow? I would like to do this, this year if possible. Where I live it is not legal to be off grid, but i can be grid tied.
I just purchased a 2022 Mirai and as far back as 1974 I have believed in the power of hydrogen to power our cars and home. I wish this could be available to us home owners in California so that we can push forward the power of hydrogen to clear our air and get us away from fossil fuel and to the power of the sun.
There's no one stopping you. You can spend all the money Mike did. The electrolyzer alone costs about what you paid for the Mirai. Then you've got tanks, etc. California will even help you. You'll quickly find out why H2 at the pump is $36/kg. It's all the equipment, not just the solar power. Mike's electrolyzer, compressor, etc takes about 70kWh to make a kg of H2. You can drive your Mirai at best 70 miles, right? That's 1 mile/kWh. By just putting it into a battery, you can average 4mi/kWh in an EV. Mike has a cool project going on there, but it's not cheap.
how come... i have never heard of this? The algorithm is strong in keeping this stuff secret. I am a scientist and author who does nothing but research and write about stuff like this but I had to see it in mentioned in a comment somewhere. lol
You probably need to actually contact him and it doesn't look like he's reading the comments here from what I've noticed .... Well he might be reading them but I don't know if he's responding to them
Well this is just an amazing system! I'm living in Canada with 3.5 Kw of panels and 220Ah of batteries @20 hrs and 48V. I know my batteries are undersized but my dream is to use my outback to run an electrolizer once the batteries are charged to store up fuel for winter heating and backup generation. I am inspired by the work being done at Ohio U where they are electrolizing urine and getting large returns on their hydrogen production compared to their electricity use, compared to water with electrolytes. So much to say and learn but storage seems to be that big issue. I wonder if you could direct me to NiMh hydrogen storage tank sources? Love to see that ozonated water for cleaning! that is brilliant! You are a very inspiring human in this world, thanks for sharing your work with us all!
Hello and thank you for your TH-cam channel as I have always maintained that hydrogen is the way, and from watching you show I would like to know if I could make hydrogen and use it to run my house in Scotland off grid. So how much would it be for the device that you mentioned in this show?
There's no one stopping you from doing what Mike does. In fact there are subsidies. It just takes boadloads of cash. Mike has said he spend 3 million dollars. That's nice if you've got that kind of money laying around. Mike's not the only one who does this. I looked up the electrolyzer he uses. It takes about 65kWh/kg. That gets his Mirai 65 miles. You can put solar on your roof take that same 65kWh and drive 260 miles in a standard EV today without any extra equipment. The whole thing Mike has is storage for winter months when the sun isn't out for long. And since most states have net metering where you can just push the excess energy back on the grid and use it later and I mean months later getting back 100%, losing 75% of the energy storing it as H2 and converting it back to electricity and getting 25% back is just a giant waste of money. Not until there's too much solar on people's roofs, more than 50%, is there any need for storing the energy like Mike does.
@@scottkolaya2110 I am sure you do not need to spend 1 million to make it happen. Solar roof would be 20-30k. Fuel cell and electrolizer compressor? He has the jule box turn key. What does it cost and what does it produce?
@@cszulu2000 It's certainly not a million. The 10 - 100 gallon propane tanks he uses to store the H2 are about $30k for all of them. The electrolyzer is about $50k, and it contains the compressor that pumps it up to 200PSI for the tanks. He stores it as low pressure, that's why his yard looks like an industrial complex. (the tanks are probably due for replacement due to hydrogen embrittlement at this point). He's got about $20k in batteries, solar if you do it yourself is as you said about $30k (he's got about 30kW, about $1/W). He's got about $5k in grid-tied charge controller/inverters. (keep in mind the house is grid-tied). He's got a 6kW PlugPower fuel cell, about another $30k. About $165k + probably another $35k in line,swagelock fitings, wiring, bracketing, boxes, etc. Call it $200k. Then you've got the geothermal heat pump, and the super-insulated house.
@cszulu83 On the other hand, I have a friend who has a net zero house. It's also well insulated, has a heat pump, and has enough solar to cover all the energy needs. It was only $55k for both the heat pump and solar. Since he gets 100% credit for any energy put on the grid for others to use in the summer and can use those credits in the winter, he can get away with far fewer solar panels (about 18kW) and none of the H2 equipment. That's the main reason why setups like Mike haven't gained any foothold. It's just too expensive compared to the alternatives. You'd have to get to the point as a community where practically everyone has solar, and there's nowhere for the energy to go during times of overproduction to consider taking the efficiency hit to store it as hydrogen. In fact, some would consider what Mike is doing as causing more emissions. Because if he had spent all that money on just solar, he'd be making a much bigger total emissions impact per $ when you look at the community as a whole.
About ten or eleven years ago there was a video of his where he talked about the setup and I knew it was expensive but I don't know if that's because he actually said how much it cost him to set everything up or not .
Hydrogen is a big change, it basicly is "transition technology" from fossils fuels to even more advance tech things like radiant type energy , zero point energy.
Because the best take too long to be recognised..and too many vested interests don't want H2 tech to go mainstream..or delay it as much as possible. Michael is true genius. Unfortunately to get a million views on TH-cam etc you need to be more of a digital marketeer, with slick video editing, make outlandish statements and lie often, be like Elon 😋.
I have been working on this to power my work shed and use hydrogen stored from the solar panels. lol a month ago someone went in my shed and stole my electrolysis unit. I am getting a new one but I would like some input to get to make this stuff without having to buy lab grade equipment
And thus, I can charge my EV from my rooftop solar for much 1/10 the cost of hydrogen and the government helps out. They also have incentives for hydrogen if you like to spend that much more.
@@famaccount479 That's only if you live off-grid. With net metering, I pay nothing now that the panels have made more electricity than I paid for them. The hydrogen house isn't off-grid either. He can run off-grid, but doesn't. Mike runs his electrolizer 24x7 during the summer because it can't produce that much hydrogen with his little electrolizer by only running it when the sun is out. Also, he doesn't have a unit that can vary its output based on the available input power. It runs on a fixed AC power and just puts out a fixed kg or two per day. He would need a unit three times the size, which is rather expensive to produce enough hydrogen only while the sun is out. With an EV, I could just charge batteries during the day. A friend of mine charges an old leaf battery during the day and charges his Tesla at night with them. That only loses 15% of the solar energy. Making hydrogen and running something like a Mirai, loses well over 60%. Let's see. Say you produce 75kWh of solar in a day, you take that and charge a battery and then charge your EV, then you end up with 60kWh in the EV to drive 240 miles. The batteries have no trouble absorbing anything from 1-60kW of power. Let's take that same 75kWh of solar and put it through an inverter and then an electrolyzer that Mike has. The first problem is it only puts out a fixed amount and doesn't vary based on the sun's energy, but let's just say it's variable and big enough to convert all available solar energy like a battery can. His unit takes 65kWh to make a kg, so he can make 1.15kg with 75kWh. With 1.15kg he can drive 75 miles or over 3x less miles with a lot more expensive equipment. Orders of magnitude a lot, not just a little more. That means you need 3 times more panels. And that's not counting the energy the compressor uses to get the hydrogen up to 10,000 PSI to get into the Mirai. It clearly doesn't make sense for a passenger car, but storing hydrogen, even losing that much still makes economic sense for seasonal storage over months vs giant batteries. But for daily/weekly variations, batteries make much more economical sense. A few decades ago when Mike first made the house, it probably made sense if you compare it to how expensive batteries were per kWh back then.
Mike buys his hydrogen generators from standard suppliers. One of his other videos says he's spent over 3 million dollars on his setup. You can do it, it just takes a lot of cash. Mike has said his electrolizer generates about 2kg/day. That's about 130kWh worth of electricity. If he did that from solar running about 12 hrs a day, he'd need a generator that's at least 10kW. Small generators like that run about $3,000/kW or about $30,000. Then you'd need tons of other equipment too.
@@ThomasBomb45 Lavo , Australia, seems to be good, has some proprietary storage media.But the Hydrogen house is super cool engineering and implementation, Kudos to Michael. Remember this was done 16 plus years ago..and he has been making improvements since I guess...
@@velocityraptor7188 go to the channels that had those printed houses and read the comments because after what I read in the comments there's no way I would ever get one
I have a serious question and will definitely contact you soon. My question is how would this be on a HUGE level we are talking in a Crypto mining farm consuming around 40,000W/H nighttime with enough solar panels in the morning to supply it in energy. Can these hydrogen cells be designed on a similar and bigger scale and used instead of the battery systems?
@@HydrogenHouseProject Mike , can you give people the rough average of how much you think it would cost them to have a setup like what you have ? I could have sworn that in a video I saw of yours about 10 years ago where you said how much you had spent back in the day to get this up and running .
Yeah those tanks are kind of an eyesore and if I lived on a property where I could have the same setup as he does I would want those tanks to either be Underground or behind a wall or thick fence something , so I wouldn't have to see them .
We need to speak asap, I have a way of making hydrogen that costs 5$ to run a small 4cyl car over 200 miles. I actually have a video of running my Suzuki samurai using my invention. My invention will be on the market very soon and I'd love for you to test it on your setups.
I've been saying for a while that hydrogen is the future I live in a small mountain town and Southern California of Running Springs California something like this possible to run my home and the mountains
The future. Can I get the knowledge and make for me in my country? Or I'm violate any patent? After I make it can I help other people, not making money? Sharing knowledge?
seems like this died... last thing reported was 1 year ago... I'm guessing it fell short of obtaining an investor. If it has big investment then tell us where to buy a kit, if not tell us how to DIY, you can sell a license and instructions with a DIY kit and not void the patent, it will only generate grass roots marketing to people who don't want to DIY, but buy it. All most DIY need is a fuel cell that can convert Hydrogen to Volts and Amps as many of us have plenty of Solar, inverters, and batteries.
The problem is the equipment is really expensive. And you need a lot of land if you're going to store H2 cheaply like Mike does at low pressure. His tanks take up more land than his house.
Ile zuzyto energii, wody aby wprodukowac wszystkie elementy systemu? Od kopalni az po utylizacje? Ile osob i firm pracowalo aby taki system powstal? Czy ktos to policzyl Jest lepsza i tansza technologia aby pozyskac energie ze slonca i wodoru 24.08.2024. Mam nadzieje, ze zbuduje prototyp do 2026r.😊
Taki system to ekonomiczna i ekologiczna porażka. Kompletny absurd!!! Słońce można efektywniej i z WYŻSZA SPRAWNOŚCIĄ wykorzystać. Samochód na H2O/ wodór juz w USA został opracowany przez MAYER'A, nawet wasza tv to pokazywała. Niestety został otruty i jego samochód tez zniknął. Amerykanie macie nieograniczony dostęp do kasy to zróbcie projekt MAYERA Generator MAYERA to rewolucja. Japończycy tez zrobili auto na H2O/wodor. Ale korporacje wszystko zablokowały. Może wspólnie zrobimy prototyp? Potrzebny fundusz inwestycyjny i możemy zrobić rewolucje w energetyce, transporcie, produkcji nawozów azotowych i oczyszczaniu ścieków i rolnictwie i przetwórstwie rolno-spożywczym. Dodam, ze moi przyjaciele opracowali unikalny preparat który niszczy wszelkie komorki nowotworowe w tym HELA i uzyskali min. patent w USA. Wyleczlismy min. osoby z hospicjum.
very inspirational, this has been a dream of mine for many years. So happy to see it CAN be done.
Me too
Ok, so I'm sold on the idea. Makes total sense. How much will this cost is the question.
America 🇺🇸 should be proud 👍🏻
Thank you, Sir. You're one in a million who will change the lives of many 😁
I have been following Mike's work since the first video. May you be protected from those who aim to hinder your efforts.
The best of American engineers!
This should be viral.
Genius! That would be the dream fore sure. Run your home on solar and hydrogen.
very inspirational, this has been a dream of Africa for many years....
Can you please do a video on maintenance of the system and the costs associated?
I understand H2O electrolysis, solar power, and fuel cells. However, I have no idea how you get the Hydrogen gas into those pressurized tanks. Can you do a video on the compressor system you use to do that?
Definitely inspiring, you are awesome and I love hydrogen.
Future is this. 😍😍😍
CONGRATULATIONS!!...very inspiring, keep going Mike🌞
Love it. So would like to meet you.
People are looking into this. Thanks
This is the dream setup that makes sense for any solo home for any well-off home in the world. This is the message of love and hope!!!
Is there a way this could be reuploaded with higher video quality? I believe TH-cam censors video of less than HD quality.
Do you offer classes on how to get started and grow? I would like to do this, this year if possible. Where I live it is not legal to be off grid, but i can be grid tied.
Your area is a red tape police state
Fantastic video, my only complaint is, it filmed at 360p, not HD, looks poor on a 65" screen.
Can you go over what a normal home 6 person , would need to get up and running?
I just purchased a 2022 Mirai and as far back as 1974 I have believed in the power of hydrogen to power our cars and home. I wish this could be available to us home owners in California so that we can push forward the power of hydrogen to clear our air and get us away from fossil fuel and to the power of the sun.
There's no one stopping you. You can spend all the money Mike did. The electrolyzer alone costs about what you paid for the Mirai. Then you've got tanks, etc. California will even help you. You'll quickly find out why H2 at the pump is $36/kg. It's all the equipment, not just the solar power. Mike's electrolyzer, compressor, etc takes about 70kWh to make a kg of H2. You can drive your Mirai at best 70 miles, right? That's 1 mile/kWh. By just putting it into a battery, you can average 4mi/kWh in an EV. Mike has a cool project going on there, but it's not cheap.
I'm going off-grid in Hawaii soon. How could I use this technology to be energy independent without spending a fortune? Thanks.
You probably have to spend a lot of money upfront to go this route that he has taken
I know that about 10 years ago he was giving tours in his home and teaching people how to do this so maybe you could contact him with some questions .
Very cool Michael!
how come... i have never heard of this? The algorithm is strong in keeping this stuff secret. I am a scientist and author who does nothing but research and write about stuff like this but I had to see it in mentioned in a comment somewhere. lol
So inspirational! This is now! I believe it!
We can help our planet Earth!
I would like to be one of your soldiers! Will you help me Sir Mike?
You probably need to actually contact him and it doesn't look like he's reading the comments here from what I've noticed ....
Well he might be reading them but I don't know if he's responding to them
Keep going!
Well this is just an amazing system! I'm living in Canada with 3.5 Kw of panels and 220Ah of batteries @20 hrs and 48V. I know my batteries are undersized but my dream is to use my outback to run an electrolizer once the batteries are charged to store up fuel for winter heating and backup generation. I am inspired by the work being done at Ohio U where they are electrolizing urine and getting large returns on their hydrogen production compared to their electricity use, compared to water with electrolytes.
So much to say and learn but storage seems to be that big issue. I wonder if you could direct me to NiMh hydrogen storage tank sources?
Love to see that ozonated water for cleaning! that is brilliant! You are a very inspiring human in this world, thanks for sharing your work with us all!
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Yes. Very inspiring.
Hello and thank you for your TH-cam channel as I have always maintained that hydrogen is the way, and from watching you show I would like to know if I could make hydrogen and use it to run my house in Scotland off grid. So how much would it be for the device that you mentioned in this show?
You inspire me sir
Why all videos are 2 years old ? They are still alive ?
This guy gets it!
360p resolution though?
Why is this not more mainstream? Are oil companies stopping us because of the billions of dollars they would lose?
There's no one stopping you from doing what Mike does. In fact there are subsidies. It just takes boadloads of cash. Mike has said he spend 3 million dollars. That's nice if you've got that kind of money laying around. Mike's not the only one who does this. I looked up the electrolyzer he uses. It takes about 65kWh/kg. That gets his Mirai 65 miles. You can put solar on your roof take that same 65kWh and drive 260 miles in a standard EV today without any extra equipment. The whole thing Mike has is storage for winter months when the sun isn't out for long. And since most states have net metering where you can just push the excess energy back on the grid and use it later and I mean months later getting back 100%, losing 75% of the energy storing it as H2 and converting it back to electricity and getting 25% back is just a giant waste of money. Not until there's too much solar on people's roofs, more than 50%, is there any need for storing the energy like Mike does.
@@scottkolaya2110 I am sure you do not need to spend 1 million to make it happen. Solar roof would be 20-30k. Fuel cell and electrolizer compressor? He has the jule box turn key. What does it cost and what does it produce?
@@cszulu2000 It's certainly not a million. The 10 - 100 gallon propane tanks he uses to store the H2 are about $30k for all of them. The electrolyzer is about $50k, and it contains the compressor that pumps it up to 200PSI for the tanks. He stores it as low pressure, that's why his yard looks like an industrial complex. (the tanks are probably due for replacement due to hydrogen embrittlement at this point). He's got about $20k in batteries, solar if you do it yourself is as you said about $30k (he's got about 30kW, about $1/W). He's got about $5k in grid-tied charge controller/inverters. (keep in mind the house is grid-tied). He's got a 6kW PlugPower fuel cell, about another $30k. About $165k + probably another $35k in line,swagelock fitings, wiring, bracketing, boxes, etc. Call it $200k. Then you've got the geothermal heat pump, and the super-insulated house.
@cszulu83 On the other hand, I have a friend who has a net zero house. It's also well insulated, has a heat pump, and has enough solar to cover all the energy needs. It was only $55k for both the heat pump and solar. Since he gets 100% credit for any energy put on the grid for others to use in the summer and can use those credits in the winter, he can get away with far fewer solar panels (about 18kW) and none of the H2 equipment. That's the main reason why setups like Mike haven't gained any foothold. It's just too expensive compared to the alternatives. You'd have to get to the point as a community where practically everyone has solar, and there's nowhere for the energy to go during times of overproduction to consider taking the efficiency hit to store it as hydrogen. In fact, some would consider what Mike is doing as causing more emissions. Because if he had spent all that money on just solar, he'd be making a much bigger total emissions impact per $ when you look at the community as a whole.
Who did you tell? The only reason I found this is because I'm planning something similar for my retirement. 20 years from now 😂😂😂😂. Still planning.
It’s interesting how things are turning but they still don’t talk about Mike and his house….
Mike Strizki, how can I get a hold of you to discuss your H efforts?
How do we buy this?
Very cool. I love it!! 👍
Hi, how much did it cost to set up the entire system?
About ten or eleven years ago there was a video of his where he talked about the setup and I knew it was expensive but I don't know if that's because he actually said how much it cost him to set everything up or not .
@@gardensofthegods and award of most pointless comment ever goes to…….
So how much does it cost to do this?
Other videos he's said he used 3 million of his own money.
Hydrogen is a big change, it basicly is "transition technology" from fossils fuels to even more advance tech things like radiant type energy , zero point energy.
How this video has only 10k views..
Because the best take too long to be recognised..and too many vested interests don't want H2 tech to go mainstream..or delay it as much as possible. Michael is true genius. Unfortunately to get a million views on TH-cam etc you need to be more of a digital marketeer, with slick video editing, make outlandish statements and lie often, be like Elon 😋.
Man i just found you!!!! Youre one smart MF im enjoying your videos
I have been working on this to power my work shed and use hydrogen stored from the solar panels. lol a month ago someone went in my shed and stole my electrolysis unit. I am getting a new one but I would like some input to get to make this stuff without having to buy lab grade equipment
I use fuel cells for the power and use no batteries
@@peterindzonka5322and what did your electrolysis unit cost?
cost ?
Probably a real lot of money is my guess
He's said in past videos that he's spent 3 million dollars of his own money.
This won't be adopted by big private equity until water itself becomes a finite resource in the most industrial nations that America trades with.
And thus, I can charge my EV from my rooftop solar for much 1/10 the cost of hydrogen and the government helps out. They also have incentives for hydrogen if you like to spend that much more.
@@scottkolaya2110The problem with your setup is, you can do it only in daytime, when, to be honest, the most of us aren't home...
@@famaccount479 That's only if you live off-grid. With net metering, I pay nothing now that the panels have made more electricity than I paid for them. The hydrogen house isn't off-grid either. He can run off-grid, but doesn't. Mike runs his electrolizer 24x7 during the summer because it can't produce that much hydrogen with his little electrolizer by only running it when the sun is out. Also, he doesn't have a unit that can vary its output based on the available input power. It runs on a fixed AC power and just puts out a fixed kg or two per day. He would need a unit three times the size, which is rather expensive to produce enough hydrogen only while the sun is out. With an EV, I could just charge batteries during the day. A friend of mine charges an old leaf battery during the day and charges his Tesla at night with them. That only loses 15% of the solar energy. Making hydrogen and running something like a Mirai, loses well over 60%. Let's see. Say you produce 75kWh of solar in a day, you take that and charge a battery and then charge your EV, then you end up with 60kWh in the EV to drive 240 miles. The batteries have no trouble absorbing anything from 1-60kW of power. Let's take that same 75kWh of solar and put it through an inverter and then an electrolyzer that Mike has. The first problem is it only puts out a fixed amount and doesn't vary based on the sun's energy, but let's just say it's variable and big enough to convert all available solar energy like a battery can. His unit takes 65kWh to make a kg, so he can make 1.15kg with 75kWh. With 1.15kg he can drive 75 miles or over 3x less miles with a lot more expensive equipment. Orders of magnitude a lot, not just a little more. That means you need 3 times more panels. And that's not counting the energy the compressor uses to get the hydrogen up to 10,000 PSI to get into the Mirai. It clearly doesn't make sense for a passenger car, but storing hydrogen, even losing that much still makes economic sense for seasonal storage over months vs giant batteries. But for daily/weekly variations, batteries make much more economical sense. A few decades ago when Mike first made the house, it probably made sense if you compare it to how expensive batteries were per kWh back then.
Please give me the detailed plans to create my own hydrogen generator, how to compres, how to convert my furnace and car.
Mike buys his hydrogen generators from standard suppliers. One of his other videos says he's spent over 3 million dollars on his setup. You can do it, it just takes a lot of cash. Mike has said his electrolizer generates about 2kg/day. That's about 130kWh worth of electricity. If he did that from solar running about 12 hrs a day, he'd need a generator that's at least 10kW. Small generators like that run about $3,000/kW or about $30,000. Then you'd need tons of other equipment too.
@@scottkolaya2110For 130kwh a day you need a 20kw inverter, not 10. No sun shine 13 hours at high peak.
@@famaccount479 Sorry I wasn't clear, I was talking about a hydrogen generator, not an inverter. Hydrogen generators are rated in kW.
So how does a handy man home owner get started?
Amazeing
But there is no commercial version of this hydrogen generators setup. That's the problem. Not everyone is an engineer to build it from scratch.
How much did the hydrogen home cost? I've been thinking long term about having a house 3d printed and I'd love to be off the grid as a bonus.
There is an Australian company that sells an all in one hydrolysis and fuel cell system. Uses waste heat to heat home
@@ThomasBomb45 Lavo , Australia, seems to be good, has some proprietary storage media.But the Hydrogen house is super cool engineering and implementation, Kudos to Michael. Remember this was done 16 plus years ago..and he has been making improvements since I guess...
@@velocityraptor7188 go to the channels that had those printed houses and read the comments because after what I read in the comments there's no way I would ever get one
I have a serious question and will definitely contact you soon. My question is how would this be on a HUGE level we are talking in a Crypto mining farm consuming around 40,000W/H nighttime with enough solar panels in the morning to supply it in energy. Can these hydrogen cells be designed on a similar and bigger scale and used instead of the battery systems?
Please email your inquiry to info@hydrogenhouseproject.org
@@HydrogenHouseProject Mike , can you give people the rough average of how much you think it would cost them to have a setup like what you have ?
I could have sworn that in a video I saw of yours about 10 years ago where you said how much you had spent back in the day to get this up and running .
HOW MUCH COST TO BUILD HYDROGEN CHARGING STATION-COMMERCIAL?
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The house looks like an industry 😂. In my opinion not so practical. But still there is hope.❤️.
You can't dismiss progress because of how it looks.
Yeah those tanks are kind of an eyesore and if I lived on a property where I could have the same setup as he does I would want those tanks to either be Underground or behind a wall or thick fence something , so I wouldn't have to see them .
We need to speak asap, I have a way of making hydrogen that costs 5$ to run a small 4cyl car over 200 miles. I actually have a video of running my Suzuki samurai using my invention. My invention will be on the market very soon and I'd love for you to test it on your setups.
None of those cars are fast. They aren’t faster than a Corvette. The Toyota Mirai is one of the slowest cars on the market today. Why lie about that?
America great again
I've been saying for a while that hydrogen is the future I live in a small mountain town and Southern California of Running Springs California something like this possible to run my home and the mountains
The future. Can I get the knowledge and make for me in my country? Or I'm violate any patent? After I make it can I help other people, not making money? Sharing knowledge?
The leaders will never allow this for the citizens ... sad...
There's no one stopping you.
So he isn't a citizen? 😂
seems like this died... last thing reported was 1 year ago... I'm guessing it fell short of obtaining an investor. If it has big investment then tell us where to buy a kit, if not tell us how to DIY, you can sell a license and instructions with a DIY kit and not void the patent, it will only generate grass roots marketing to people who don't want to DIY, but buy it. All most DIY need is a fuel cell that can convert Hydrogen to Volts and Amps as many of us have plenty of Solar, inverters, and batteries.
The problem is the equipment is really expensive. And you need a lot of land if you're going to store H2 cheaply like Mike does at low pressure. His tanks take up more land than his house.
Yes...to ignorant to maintain it.
Ile zuzyto energii, wody aby wprodukowac wszystkie elementy systemu? Od kopalni az po utylizacje? Ile osob i firm pracowalo aby taki system powstal? Czy ktos to policzyl
Jest lepsza i tansza technologia aby pozyskac energie ze slonca i wodoru 24.08.2024.
Mam nadzieje, ze zbuduje prototyp do 2026r.😊
Taki system to ekonomiczna i ekologiczna porażka.
Kompletny absurd!!!
Słońce można efektywniej i z WYŻSZA SPRAWNOŚCIĄ wykorzystać.
Samochód na H2O/ wodór juz w USA został opracowany przez MAYER'A, nawet wasza tv to pokazywała. Niestety został otruty i jego samochód tez zniknął.
Amerykanie macie nieograniczony dostęp do kasy to zróbcie projekt MAYERA
Generator MAYERA to rewolucja.
Japończycy tez zrobili auto na H2O/wodor.
Ale korporacje wszystko zablokowały.
Może wspólnie zrobimy prototyp? Potrzebny fundusz inwestycyjny i możemy zrobić rewolucje w energetyce, transporcie, produkcji nawozów azotowych i oczyszczaniu ścieków i rolnictwie i przetwórstwie rolno-spożywczym.
Dodam, ze moi przyjaciele opracowali unikalny preparat który niszczy wszelkie komorki nowotworowe w tym HELA i uzyskali min. patent w USA.
Wyleczlismy min. osoby z hospicjum.