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| Ev Archive for August 1999 |
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| 1073 messages, last added Wed Aug 08 18:46:02 2001 |
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Re: Reformer/FC efficiency
LEE A HART writes:
>Let's say your Ebike motor draws 10 amps at cruise; that's 12v x 10amps =
>120 watts. To get ALL of that power from the fuel cells means you'd need
>three of the H-Power 35 watt units; $7500 worth. But your range would be
>limited only by the size of the H2 tank.
120 watts seems very underpowered for an electric bicycle. The
professional riders can produce well over 300 watts for hours at a
time, and it's fairly easy for a person who works at bicycling to get to
the point where they can produce over 200 watts for, say, an hour.
--Eric Riehl
eriehl@email.unc.edu
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