Thanks. You are correct in saying they are TURBINES not reactors. Reactors are nuclear. Anyhow, the main thing I was stating is that it is news to me that that was even part of the equation. It is the first I heard of THREE and not just one. I have a free account as well and can look up older posts, so you should be able to also. GLTA. More doubt is cast now.
This is the post you are looking for. Posted by: green60283 Member Level Date: Friday, August 20, 2010 12:05:46 PM In reply to: blue03sidude who wrote msg# 27037 Post # of 27552 Send a link via email Share on Facebook Tweet this post Speaking from an engineers point of view we have a mis use of verbiage there. A Hydro Reactor is a is a hydrogen fuel cell esq type of reactor. It requires a small amount of energy to take hydrogen from water. The gas is inturn combusted. There are a few penny stocks that do this however the law of energy show that using energy to make energy for use to in turn create energy its a wash or very little savings. The words that should have been used here are hydro reaction turbine. Now why one is being turned on says to me this damn is new and has just started typically they start turbines one by one until the facility is at operational capacity.
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