Trash Power 2 - Zero CO2 and it's free

This is a battery we made using plastic pipe and standard parts (apart from the cathode). The fuel is mixture of crushed beer cans, and other household aluminium waste. So far we've run for 100hrs non stop. A set up like this can give about 10Watts - not bad for free. And you can refuel it when you have some more scap cans.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Zero
• CO2
• Free
• Electricity
• Africa
• Remote
• Power
• Climate
• Change

[creamcar]

This will solve all of our energy needs once and for all. Gold metals for all!

[JackTSunn]

No, because this is one way of storing energy in a transportable form, not a source of energy.

[JackTSunn]

Listen mate, there's a planet warming up. Use your head; think of something.

[JackTSunn]

I'm genuinely sorry that our stuff is not yet available. We had a little problem with interference with our french company and this has delayed production on TP3 and the Can Battery.

I'll be posting another video after our next prototype is ready (soon).

Thanks for the interest - we share the same views.

Best

Jack

[nattorro]

what is the solution? stop speaking in generalities. I think it is a bunch of crap.

[JackTSunn]

The electrolyte is a trade secret and it has been independently validated in electrochemical tests at a french university.

[OregonHerbalist]

Carbon Dioxide is Essential for Plant growth, so how is it more 'Green' if you kill off all the plants? Green freaks are insane. Fraud will not justify a means to an end. Members of the Al Gore Liars Club.

[scientificallygreene]

Hey. Can you tell me how you made that. I am skeptical that it comes only from aluminum

[ecolman23]

is there any info you could give me, so i may make one?

[ingesumadre]

and cooper

[fullythrottled]

what is the waste product? sorry i am new to this idea and dont know much about it