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=Consists Of=
=Consists Of=
*[[Open Source Micro Fuel Cell]]
*[[Open Source Micropower Fuel Cell]]
*[[Open Source Micro TEC]]
**This may be “doable” with COTS [[PEM Fuel Cells]] ,  if using hydrogen
*[[Open Source Micro Turbine]]
**Ideally a similarly sized [[SOFC]] running on [[Propane]] or [[Butane]] would be ideal
*[[Open Source Micro ICE]]
*[[Open Source Micropower TEG]] (Essentially a [[Blowtorch]] and a TEG + Heat Sink “stack”
**Not the most efficient, but easily done, and makes DC Power with little conversion required)
*[[Open Source Micropower Gas Turbine]]
**This would be incredibly difficult, but neat
**Larger 1kw or so scale can be done, re the [[Dynajet (GenSet) ]] etc
**Smaller may be impossible short of [[Chip Scale Micropower Turbines]] etc
***Efficiency would likely be worse for small models as well
*[[Open Source Micropower Genset]]
**[[Open Source Micropower Genset - Spark Ignition]]
**This would be derived from an [[RC Spark Ignition Engine]] / [[Nitro Engine]] / [[Model Engine]]
*[[Open Source Microfluidic Hydrogen Production Chip]]
*[[Open Source Microfluidic Hydrogen Production Chip]]
*[[Open Source Micro Fuel Tank Stuff]]
*[[Open Source Mini Fuel Tank]]


=Uses=
=Uses=

Revision as of 14:37, 29 January 2026

Basics

Consists Of

Uses

Allows For

  • Energy Dense Power Storage
  • Usage of Portable Electronics in Situations Without Large Electric Supply Chains, But With Immense Fuel Supply Chains (Such as Disaster Relief) (Lots of Diesel Fuel for Vehicles and Some Generators, but not much else etc)
  • Near Instant Recharging (Just Swap and/or Refuel The Fuel Tank and Go)

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