Clear and succinct.

So what had you thought your were going to say anyway HG???????

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cisco said..

So what had you thought your were going to say anyway HG???????

www.technologyreview.com/s/518516/an-inexpensive-fuel-cell-generator/


thought for the future thats all Cisco I could see a compact version for marine use or some thing similar utilizing natural methane perhaps

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HG02 said..

I jst though HG was having a nice day and was just passing it on.

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Franrick said..

HG02 said..

I jst though HG was having a nice day and was just passing it on.

Must have been in idle thought Franrick a what if and will it happen thought I get impatient some time with innovative products and some times there
outrageous pricing
A little bit like a sea water generator from France I was drooling over till I saw the pricing

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HG02 said..

Franrick said..

HG02 said..

I jst though HG was having a nice day and was just passing it on.

Must have been in idle thought Franrick a what if and will it happen thought I get impatient some time with innovative products and some times there
outrageous pricing
A little bit like a sea water generator from France I was drooling over till I saw the pricing

or things like this

Id like Charriot to add his two bobs worth

and this one heat generated power solar alternative > SILAR

dragonet.com/fhp/

you should not have started me on Opps

HG,

I started to watch the YouTube clip but I was buggered if I could understand the bloke. I think he was speaking in English but I'm not sure. Couldn't bloody understand more than two words in five.
He looked intelligent though.

the big coating manufacturers have been working for years on a coating that can produce a current....so far cost vs current produced not great. But imagine if they can achieve a reasonable output...every painted surface becomes a solar cell....vast warehouses buildings etc all producing power.

Just think,

Instead of having an engine in our boats we could just buy a 200 litre drum of paint and away we go.

Of course if you had a smaller boat you would only need a 60 litre and a 20 litre drum for trailer sailers.

A 2 litre container should be enough to replace and outboard although some smart arse would probably have a 2.5 litre version.

Got me to thinking though, how do you recondition a 200 litre drum of paint after it you have flogged it for a few years.

I think thats whats called 'thinking outside the square' .

pick me up on the way past please

This one makes my heart pound

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HG02 said..

Ramona said..
Moody here needs a bit of a tidy up but suitable for someone looking for an enormous yacht.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/271794695288?_trksid=p2060778.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

She certainly does would be a good parts picker

Not a big job to mold up and lay up the center section if it's a solid glass hull and I think it is.

Maybe just store it till the next Robert Redford movie and sell it to him for a large price

HG, I think you'd better engage in something useful like repainting your engine!!!!

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samsturdy said..


HG, I think you'd better engage in something useful like repainting your engine!!!!

Noted Sambooka some how that seems like your real nick