The First Solar/ Hydrogen House
located in Hopewell New Jersey
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Solar hydrogen home Michael Strizki
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25 comments for “Solar hydrogen home Michael Strizki”
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DigitalAssassin
Oh, and R22 is * …
Oh, and R22 is *terribly* for the environment. Really really really bad, look it up.
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DigitalAssassin
With current …
With current technology, it takes 7-8 years for the energy used to make the solar panel equal the energy obtained from its use. Panels last 20-25 years. Batteries like the ones in his battery bank last between 6 & 8 years before needing to be replaced. Oh, and this would *never* work in Canada where in many cities (Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon) have average winter temperatures of -15C or colder.
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hobatu
No. Those hydrogen …
No. Those hydrogen tanks are low pressure. Falling trees wouldn’t do a thing. It’s a whole different story with fire, though 
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Gioscuo
You are doing great …
You are doing great. Finally someone who really prooves that it IS possible!
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PrometheusLoire
20-25 years bub. …
20-25 years bub. Solar panels continue to get cheaper and cheaper as the years go by too. He has already recouped the costs of many parts of his system, as well.
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crazy650c
Yeah, with a grant …
Yeah, with a grant and donations….translation…it cost a fortune and anyone would be nuts to try this themselves. Coal, oil, nuclear…they are the way to go.
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redicety12
I doubt he will …
I doubt he will ever re-coup the cost of this system, solar panels are only good for so many years then have to be replaced.
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nyzmalu92
not to be a …
not to be a pessimist but if the forest around his house was burning and on fire and one of those huge trees fell on the hydrogen fuel tanks they would explode and therefore everything that he had would be gone….
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cdltpx
I like Mike he did …
I like Mike he did something about it he can add another step and store the oxygen and sell that too. There is a man that made an airplane that runs on battery it can fly for 1.5 hours prior to needing a charge with a system like this he could live where a thief would have to visit your home with an airplane most criminals aren’t that sophisticated they can barely get a car let alone a plane. Besides you would know they were coming if you had your own airport. Remote guardrail could stop planes.
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sciencoking
Do you still have …
Do you still have access to the oxygen pipe? Then try to breathe it in, this is one of the funnies drugs ever! Don´t worry, once is ok 
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austinmk
The question is how …
The question is how much did he spend on all that stuff? probably a lifetimes worth of electrical bills…
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mrav8r
Has something …
Has something happened to the audio? I hear the intro guy but Mike’s audio is mute…?
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Maskuerade
typo – i meant “no …
typo – i meant “no disrespect to this man” not “no disrespect this mna” lol…
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Maskuerade
ahhh my eyes… …
ahhh my eyes… over kill.. no disrespect this mna!! He is at least doing something, unlike most of us… like me… Wish i had the money – But it really does overkill the idea of solar energy. all those panels on his roof.he could get the equivalence of that amount of energy from all those panels if he updated. Allot. & implemented the other forms of converting and harvesting solar energy & only take up one meter of his roof space. this must be 5 years ago. i bet his house isn’t a mirror now
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AmericanMale1953
Functional but way …
Functional but way too ugly and improbable for the average Homeowner to operate. I do like all the gadgets though…
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lonecrusader08
Wow!!!!! If every …
Wow!!!!! If every house had that setup it would put the electrical comanies out of buisness. If a storm comes through it wld put people without power.
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chrispyt77
HHO – Brown’s gas …
HHO – Brown’s gas is different to plain ol Hydrogen I think.
The Hindenberg blimp was Hydrogen I think.
HHO is pretty wild though. Love that cutting torch that feels ‘tingly’ to the touch, but turns a metal ball glowing hot in seconds. cool
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Anothercoilgun
Michael Strizki is …
Michael Strizki is living the dream.
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planetxsearchforthet
I loved your maths …
I loved your maths they are correct only thing is hydrogen implodes. so you’ll find the blast radius of these tanks is actually less than if they we’re filled with gasoline or lpg/propane. I burn hho to heat my house and cook. through modified convetional boilers and cookers. 1kw electric makes 1850liters of hho in an hour.
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suntzu1985
actually a large …
actually a large percentage of old electronics are recycled at these third world countries to recover the precious metals contained in the electronics. the simple fact is that economically solar hydrogen is unfeasible at a large commercial scale due to the scientific, engineering and technical difficulties that must be solved. it is roughly 50 to 100 years away from being practical at today’s level of technology.
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Diff4us
This is true but …
This is true but the computer your pontificating on and many of the electronic gadgets already in existence use the same toxic processes. The hazardous waste along with millions of tons of old electronics are sent to third world sweat shops and “waste disposal” sites. All the naysayers of alternative energy never seem to get their panties in a bunch over this but merrily point out the insurmountable obstacles of getting off oil.
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jm41637
Very good video. …
Very good video. Only polution this man create is Co2 from his lungs hehehehhe…
Congratulations man.
P.s. Idiot, than live near the Nuclear or coal power plant
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12643
This would not work …
This would not work for every man and women on this planet, mostly everyone are crammed into cubicles (aka skyrises & apartments). So where are they going to put all the solar panels and hydrogen tanks for themselves. lol.
But you can start small. Even a 60W solar PV panel with a small battery bank (1 or 2 batteries) and an charge controller and inverter. You could run the lights your in house and other small stuff. I have my own small setup in my house like this. It works good.
December 24th, 2008 at 8:56 pm