Woah, that sounds like it would have some awesome applications here in Texas. How efficient is the generator?
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Woah, that sounds like it would have some awesome applications here in Texas. How efficient is the generator?
Good question @nateonsteemit I'm not sure about their efficiency. However...…. I'm planning to do a few experiments with them on the backs of solar panels and see if I can have them condense water while harvesting the power generated from the thermal difference.
That sounds delightful! More efficient solar plus water collection sounds awesome.
Yeah! we'll see man, If it can draw heat from the solar panel it could make the panel more efficient as well.
Keep us posted on the progress! I'd dare say you'd be able to make a badass marketable product with it all if it works out!
Will do, I made an order from that link you dropped! Thank you fine sir!
Heck yeah! If the project turns out good, I'll probably do the same! It would be cool to generate water at the same time as electricity. I wonder if it would be any use to put a few on the compressor in my A/C unit outside.
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