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caraher

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7. Ignore?

Reply to NYC_SKP (Reply #5)

Tue Oct 14, 2014, 07:24 AM

Oct 2014

Or are they part of the club?

I think a clue lies in the resolute refusal of the hydrogen fan club even to address the relative efficiency of charging and discharging a battery compared to the efficiencies of electrolysis and subsequent generation of electricity by fuel cells. It's never a refutation or a "yeah, that's an issue, but..." response, but, at best a cut-n-paste data dump of irrelevancies - and more often, crickets.

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Japan rises to challenge of becoming �hydrogen society� [View all] nationalize the fed Oct 2014 OP

Bad graphic, missing most important part: Source of Energy-- Nuclear? Wind? Coal? Petroleum? NYC_SKP Oct 2014 #1

"Hydrogen Claptrap" nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #2

You think German biodiesel is a "green" hydrogen source? NickB79 Oct 2014 #3

The H2 fan club seem to ignore that a H2 infrastructure will make us slaves to middlemen. NYC_SKP Oct 2014 #5

Ignore? caraher Oct 2014 #7

Someone that actually knows something can explain it to you nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #13

Not true dumbcat Oct 2014 #15

Wow, some random person on reddit? caraher Oct 2014 #16

"ignorant anonymous clowns on the internet spouting complete and total nonsense over and over" Nihil Oct 2014 #17

Hot air coming out of their dumb ass mouths I guess madokie Oct 2014 #9

Is this your normal style of "debate"? nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #12

Explain home charging, or do we have to go to H2 filling stations? NYC_SKP Oct 2014 #6

Honda can explain it nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #11

Great to know Honda is working on this. RiverLover Oct 2014 #14

Michigan has the potential to be a hydrogen powerhouse Kaleva Oct 2014 #4

Where are they going to get the hydrogen madokie Oct 2014 #8

Anywhere there is water and electricity nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #10