Propane Fuel Cell
This looks very interesting. https://www.thefitrv.com/rv-tips/the-watt-fuel-cell-coming-to-an-rv-near-you/ .34 lbs/hour for 500 watts. .34 pounds of propane has around 2,150wh of energy, so...
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Coey
your Pro the idea
and i'm presenting a different view point
so in 'your' estimation i am poo-pooing everything
using that view point in reverse, you would be regarded as a fanatic of idea
i don't think either is version is true
i'm not opposed to fuel cells
i'm just not as excited about 'this' and you are
the fuel cell puts out 500watts max, and thats MAX efficiency
thats approx 40amps for full power, what happens if the batteries are full and your a only using 10 amps or less, whats the efficiency then
how easy to start or stop, cold weather operation etc..
your Pro the idea
and i'm presenting a different view point
so in 'your' estimation i am poo-pooing everything
using that view point in reverse, you would be regarded as a fanatic of idea
i don't think either is version is true
i'm not opposed to fuel cells
i'm just not as excited about 'this' and you are
the fuel cell puts out 500watts max, and thats MAX efficiency
thats approx 40amps for full power, what happens if the batteries are full and your a only using 10 amps or less, whats the efficiency then
how easy to start or stop, cold weather operation etc..
