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Posted On: 12/30/2019 4:22:49 PM
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Look who the cat dragged in....Mogman.
Been a long dry spell with no comment from GC, until yesterday's PR. In a nutshell...."operated our CSRV® engines on Hydrogen (H2) derived directly from water through our reactor to the CSRV® engine."
The first part of this sentence is believable as well as time to sort out system bugs along with the inferred business propositions. As for making H2 or Brown's gas on which the engine can run, is a bit stretchy but partially possible. More of an inference, that the engine can prepare all of its running fuel (once started) from water. I am skeptical that the laws of thermodynamics would support 'all' the fuel from a portion of the generator's electrical output (large or small). I can wait and see though.
I still feel the engine is what has the merit, no matter on what it runs as a combustion fuel. I might buy shares again but for now I will wait and see.
Pray you all had a great Christmas and a most rewarding new year 2020!
Been a long dry spell with no comment from GC, until yesterday's PR. In a nutshell...."operated our CSRV® engines on Hydrogen (H2) derived directly from water through our reactor to the CSRV® engine."
The first part of this sentence is believable as well as time to sort out system bugs along with the inferred business propositions. As for making H2 or Brown's gas on which the engine can run, is a bit stretchy but partially possible. More of an inference, that the engine can prepare all of its running fuel (once started) from water. I am skeptical that the laws of thermodynamics would support 'all' the fuel from a portion of the generator's electrical output (large or small). I can wait and see though.
I still feel the engine is what has the merit, no matter on what it runs as a combustion fuel. I might buy shares again but for now I will wait and see.
Pray you all had a great Christmas and a most rewarding new year 2020!
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