To update the situation, there are now recent news reports now of a Russian bombing of an airbase outside of Tbilisi. The city itself has not been targeted in any military aggression.
The airbase in question is the Vaziani military airbase and is 25km from the capital.
Well, how much power does electrolysis require? More then it produces? If you have a small, rechargable battery that -starts- the process and then the electrolysis produces more energy than the battery has to give off then you're golden. It recharges the battery and then powers itself while using up the 'fuel' (water).
Am I totally wrong here? Is this not about increasing the efficiency to the point where you're not output input?
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The airbase in question is the Vaziani military airbase and is 25km from the capital.
http://www.reuters.com/article/latestCrisis/idUSL8690622
http://www.agi.it/world/news/200808081452-cro-ren0053-art.html
http://news.trendaz.com/?show=news&newsid=1265842&lang=EN
Well, how much power does electrolysis require? More then it produces? If you have a small, rechargable battery that -starts- the process and then the electrolysis produces more energy than the battery has to give off then you're golden. It recharges the battery and then powers itself while using up the 'fuel' (water).
Am I totally wrong here? Is this not about increasing the efficiency to the point where you're not output input?