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solarhydrocan

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22. And what did calculators cost in 1972?

Mon Feb 17, 2014, 07:26 PM

Feb 2014

Or a 486 computer in 1988?

If you watched even 15 minutes of the first video you would have seen him explain that solar panel cost has dropped significantly even in the time since the article was written.

Oh, and his batteries don't have to be replaced every 5-7 years.

This is very practical and suppressed for the reasons he details.

And maybe if the US wasn't spending trillions on invading and conquering lands 8000 miles away there could be some R&D thrown at actually becoming energy independent.

Solar Hydrogen IS the GAME CHANGER and you won't hear about it on CBS or CNN. Guess why.

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ScientificAmerican: Inside the Solar-Hydrogen House: No More Power Bills--Ever [With Update] [View all] solarhydrocan Feb 2014 OP

imagine where we'd be onethatcares Feb 2014 #1

You're absolutely right. Unfortunately... solarhydrocan Feb 2014 #2

Bread and circuses ... Bernardo de La Paz Feb 2014 #5

The device cost $500,000 to construct fasttense Feb 2014 #3

The first of anything is always pretty expensive eridani Feb 2014 #4

Kick And Recommend cantbeserious Feb 2014 #6

Thank you! DeSwiss Feb 2014 #7

I have long thought hydrogen fuel cells are the key to our energy future Martin Eden Feb 2014 #8

Toyota agrees. Next year they are introducing a Hydrogen Car solarhydrocan Feb 2014 #15

That is pretty damn cool. neverforget Feb 2014 #9

If this is the answer, then there is something seriously wrong with the question. hunter Feb 2014 #10

I like your post a lot; it contains a lot of common sense. MH1 Feb 2014 #13

If you watch the first video (or even the first 20 min or so) solarhydrocan Feb 2014 #14

I'm skeptical of any "hydrogen economy" and... hunter Feb 2014 #16

Everyone should be skeptical solarhydrocan Feb 2014 #17

Is the first picture the house? If so, the hydrogen tanks seem to occupy as much space as the house El_Johns Feb 2014 #11

That's a garage. Bluenorthwest Feb 2014 #12

Cool. greytdemocrat Feb 2014 #18

weekday kick for important info solarhydrocan Feb 2014 #19

Yah ... this dude rocks. 1000words Feb 2014 #20

And it cost half a million bucks? Yo_Mama Feb 2014 #21

And what did calculators cost in 1972? solarhydrocan Feb 2014 #22