Fuel Cell Systems

Hello my name is Ben and I am currently working on creating a microbial fuel cell in order to generate power that I hope to store in depleted Nickel-Zinc batteries. I felt that these are the most cost effective and efficient for my experiment. I estimate to be producing an electric current of about 2v and I was wondering if these batteries would be a good decision for my cause. Also I am unsure as to what voltage battery to purchase, how I should connect the wire from the fuel cell to the batteries, and were I should purchase a somewhat large quantity of them.

This is a very important posting to record more prominently than a comment at the end of a long thread... Apparently Vectrix had several project ideas for hybrid electric versions of the Vectrix, one of which was a fuel cell version

http://visforvoltage.org/forum/6142-suspension-trading-what-does-it-mean#comment-38106

Just after I have seen the filed starter for the Isle of Man electric race,
I have seen a hydrogen fuel cell scooter.

15 km/h top speed 25 km range.

The exhibitor was su stupid, that he even did not understand my critic.

Any information on a 36V 10 amp fuel cell for the E-bikes?
I've done web searches and I have even googled it but haven't found any info.

Listened to this last night ...

EVcast #104: Interview with Dr. Peter Podesser, CEO of Smart Fuel Cell

HHO was a fun and very easy build

As soon as the glue and sealer dry's then I will fill her up with some water and some wood ash and see if it will make some hydrogen then if all goes well, I will throw some gatorade in it and see what happends :shock: :mrgreen:
http://endless-sphere.com/forums/download/file.php?id=10119&mode=view

Exon makes Hydrogen

A very long time ago, maybe in the mid 70's, I remember seeing a TV comercial for some large company that was touting their cutting edge technology. The demo was a small fuel cell scooter. The guy who put it together drove it to and from work until it appeared in the commercial and became too high visibility to let out in normal use.

The hard to find Lucas oil is available online at www.Boats.net.

I came across an article on CNET Here come the bite-size fuel cells about a company, Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies ... they're making a range of fuel cell's and related gizmos and it appears you can actually buy them.

Wow, I was reading this auto website and this is completely awesome and so happy it's already begun
If you get a chance check out this link

autos.yahoo.com/articles/autoshow_top_homepage

----Startin to like Chevy

I should since I deliver their auto parts ;)