Michael Parks was kind enough to send this photo of Eric Massa at yesterday's GM event. Bob Clark at the Hornell Evening Tribune also filed a story on Massa's visit.
The article says this hydrogen technology is good down to -15° C. That's +5° Fahrenheit.
Temperatures that cold and colder are not uncommon in winter in the NY 29th Congressional district.
I support Mr. Massa, but I think he let them pull the wool over his eyes there.
Mon, 12/22/2008 - 14:08 — Rottenchester
I don't think that's an inherent limitation of fuel cells. They were used in the space program, and it's a lot colder in space than in WNY, even though it might not seem that way sometimes.. The Honeoye Falls facility does R&D, so I would guess it's perfectly situated to get fuel cells working in colder weather.
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The article says this hydrogen technology is good down to -15° C. That's +5° Fahrenheit.
Temperatures that cold and colder are not uncommon in winter in the NY 29th Congressional district.
I support Mr. Massa, but I think he let them pull the wool over his eyes there.
I don't think that's an inherent limitation of fuel cells. They were used in the space program, and it's a lot colder in space than in WNY, even though it might not seem that way sometimes.. The Honeoye Falls facility does R&D, so I would guess it's perfectly situated to get fuel cells working in colder weather.