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Ron H said:Forgive me if I have misunderstood you, but this sounds like a **broken link removed** scheme. If you want to charge batteries, and your only source of free power is the sun, why don't you charge the batteries directly from the solar cells? Pumping water uphill and then recovering that energy when it falls is not a free source of energy.
Careful, you'll have people asking you to post the schematics for this idea.You could also put up an antenna and capture all the useless radio waves (especially the ones used for television) and use that energy to make the gas.
I thought it had more to do with keeping the turbines running at an efficient speed.The difference in cost of electricity between day and night makes it viable.
That also was (still is?) done at San Luis Reservoir in northern California, but these facts are irrelevant to the current discussion.magno_grail said:Ron H. "Pumping water uphill and then recovering that energy when it falls is not a free source of energy."
That is exactly what they do in LA. They pump the water from Castaic reservior up to Pyramid reservior at night and drain it down during the day to generate electricity. The difference in cost of electricity between day and night makes it viable.
I dont believe there are ANY restrictions on bringing up old topics, and commenting on them , otherwise they would not be here..Roboticinfo said:Hey newbie
do not post in old threads,
Try focusing on the new ones.