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On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 06:37:54 -0700, Joe
wrote: The prototype's creator, Jim Harrington, equipped the sailboat with a 300-watt Horizon fuel cell system with the hydrogen supplied by NRC in Vancouver and the only by-products of the operating fuel cell being heat and water. 300 watts is less than 1/2 hp. No wonder they didn't reach their goal of 6.5 kts. They need at least 20x more power, and then there is the hydrogen generation or storage problem to be solved. |
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