twombo;
Well, I refuse to go back to their site to find glaring examples of misrepresentation but you will find very little information there that is truly factual. In particular, their power output claims almost always exceed the known limits possible for the diameter and quoted wind speeds. They used to have one they claimed made power in 1.8 mph winds thats just pure fairytale unless its very very large.
Even their name is a misrepresentation. Unless they actually started selling appliances that use hydrogen.
All simply my opinion but many others seem to feel the same but most don't say it in here.
Snake Oil plain and simple.
I only made that comment because I hate to see people suckered in by slick claims. Try searching this board for "hydrogenappliances" and you will find many others who either see them as the scammers they are or have been suckered by them.
As I said, just my personal opinions and others may or may not agree. It is your money so spend it well don't give it to the ripoff man.
T
If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking.
--George S. Patton
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