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Re:Toyota’s prototype 'cartridge' is a way to make hydrogen ... by chomp on Thursday June 02, 2022 @11:34AM (#31596140)
In my home in the southern US, I'd need ~13 canisters per day due to cooling needs at my current consumption. I could probably ration them and use ~5 per day in case a hurricane hits, and then I'd have about 2ish days of emergency power, but who wants to store explosive gas in their home? I've bought propane cylinders at the store and gotten leaky ones. At least propane doesn't combust unless it hits an ignition source.
Re:Toyota’s prototype 'cartridge' is a way to make hydrogen ... by guicho271828 on Thursday June 02, 2022 @11:45AM (#31596309)
Please don't say you wear long sleeves in an air-conditioned room.
Re:Toyota’s prototype 'cartridge' is a way to make hydrogen ... by chomp on Thursday June 02, 2022 @11:57AM (#31596464)
Ha no, at the office building yes, but we keep our A/C around 75F during the day. I'd go warmer but the interior humidity gets really bad if I let it go too high.