AlanG <[email protected]> wrote:

Inverters are required to have a 5 year warranty and initial reliability
> (2003) was questionable. After one free replacement in 2004 my Xantrex
> ST2500 has been solid. . . .


How much does the inverter cost?

Let me put it this way: How much does everything but the PV cell array
cost? Pretend you substitute a cold fusion generator for the PV cell array.
What else do you need, and what does it cost?



> One final comment on CF for domestic electricity. It seems to me that the
> most promising solution currently known is direct thermionic conversion.


That is similar to thermoelectric conversion. Thermionic devices work at
higher temperatures. I have heard they are used with gas flames and even
wood fires in Russia.

- Jed

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