[Bobbie]

Bluestix - You seem to be absolutely correct in your anology. You have no debate here. Would you say that it at least uses less fuel than we currently use and takes up far less space than solar panels? Could it be a step in the right direction?

Originally Posted by bluestix

Unlike Tesla's work it requires an input of fuel to run.


From the article:

He invented a new kind of fuel cell, which is like a very skinny battery that always runs. Sridhar feeds oxygen to it on one side, and fuel on the other. The two combine within the cell to create a chemical reaction that produces electricity.


Like I said, it's a fuel cell. They have been around since the early 80's.

It uses gas and oxygen... just like a car engine.

So unless you have a 'free' supply of gas then this is pointless.


Tesla technology on the other hand requires no input of Fuel.

That is why they don't teach people about Tesla in Rockefeller funded child prisons (schools) even though he is responsible for many of the conveniences of our 'modern' way of life.