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* Gas-powered stoves could easily be adapted to burn hydrogen. | * Gas-powered stoves could easily be adapted to burn hydrogen. | ||
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The only advantage is that some people already have a few lead-acid car batteries they could use in some DIY home energy storage solution. | The only advantage is that some people already have a few lead-acid car batteries they could use in some DIY home energy storage solution. | ||
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However, the energy needed to ''manufacture'' the flywheels from the steel, might be vastly more. This page needs more research. | However, the energy needed to ''manufacture'' the flywheels from the steel, might be vastly more. This page needs more research. | ||
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Viability of flywheels in vehicles is unknown too. Flywheel-based vehicles have existed for over a century, but they don't store enough energy to last more than a kilometer. Perhaps vacuum-sealed electrical type of flywheel could store more energy {{x|this page needs to clarify this more in previous paragraphs}}, but would the bumps of the road cause energy losses too quickly? This page needs more research. | Viability of flywheels in vehicles is unknown too. Flywheel-based vehicles have existed for over a century, but they don't store enough energy to last more than a kilometer. Perhaps vacuum-sealed electrical type of flywheel could store more energy {{x|this page needs to clarify this more in previous paragraphs}}, but would the bumps of the road cause energy losses too quickly? This page needs more research. |