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  • Solar hydrogen home Michael Strizki

    Very well thought out alternative energy system integrates several alternative energy systems: solar electric with deep cycle lead acid and hydrogen fuel cells for example. Yes, it's a very expensive system and there is plenty of room for improvement. Show me something better. IIRC, from... more

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  • Rated by leo-argu on Feb 21 2009, 12:36pm

    stolen from stumbler chatki, the technology is there to be more green....

  • Rated by ar0cketman on Aug 29 2008, 7:46am

    Very well thought out alternative energy system integrates several alternative energy systems: solar electric with deep cycle lead acid and hydrogen fuel cells for example. Yes, it's a very expensive system and there is plenty of room for improvement. Show me something better. IIRC, from badhair1963. Thanks, mate!

  • Rated by meesha7 on Jul 26 2008, 7:45pm

    Fascinating! This guy has built a green house that is totally off the grid and off the charts for efficiency. Thumbs up!

  • Reviewed by Imupabvit on Jul 26 2008, 7:00am

    good concept, but totally impractical for most - so basically useless to everyone but the extremely rich. My brother built a cabin, has a couple solar panels, no connection to the grid - but no big screen TV - and my bro ain't a lard-ass either, not the consummate consumer pretending to be ecologically friendly to get free power and grants from corporations...

  • Rated by boydiefereday on Jul 23 2008, 9:42pm

    A great example of Living Green. From the page: Solar hydrogen home Michael Strizki

  • Rated by Spectrum108 on May 12 2008, 9:52pm

    Thanks "Redxxxx." A working solar hydrogen home.

  • Reviewed by saltwatermatt on Jan 31 2008, 5:37am

    video see a very large array of solar voltaic cells feeding at 500 volts DC to regulators, battery bank, invertors. Then, the fuel cell to turn excess electical power into hydrogen. Then standard propane tank farm, then another fuel cell (UL certified) for generating electricity. Sounding expensive. Yes. Inside the house, a heat pump system with a lot of copper pipe under the front yard. Well insulated house. Worth a look. Not everyday people stuff, but good to see the spectrum.

  • Rated by Firehawk46064 on Jan 30 2008, 4:35pm

    This guy is living my dream... unfortunately... the amount of $ it takes to create a home like this as well as the amount of red tape (building permits, govt. disapprovals) etc make it IMPOSSIBLE to do in reality on a "regular" family income. I give MAJOR kudos to this guy... I just hope his example can lead to getting the price down so it can become main stream.