According to the press release is myFC's "PowerTrekk a" 2-in-1 solution: it consists of a battery and a fuel element: "The energy supplier hydrogen is environmentally friendly, not harmful byproducts produced." Two possibilities are offered according to the Swedes:
1 The puck: Inside the device there are two chambers: Add a teaspoon of a filled water, which is the chemical reaction. The other chamber contains the "puck" with a catalyst. In a chemical reaction, then this reacts with the water and produces hydrogen, which in turn generates electricity. Each puck can be used only once and then is fed to the recycling loop. Both charger and Puck can easily be transported in carry-on luggage.
2 The battery inside the unit stores the resulting energy and separately - that is, without Puck - can be used for charging mobile phones and. It is simply charged via USB port on a computer or on the puck - very conventional - on the grid. As an ad-hoc power supply is ensured by the batteries - can be used at any time and in any situation like a regular charger.
As the Swedes have come up with the idea? "In nature, being on the road, has much to do with technology today: Since GPS units to find the right route, smartphones account for unknown plants, laptops, checking email. And it's not just a matter of convenience or pleasure, the way to have quick access to technology - in an emergency can save this life, "reads from Stockholm.
But as smart phones, apps and Co. may be, so it is very loud myFC (short for "my fuel cell") and "Time for an equally clever way of making power." With the "PowerTrekk" the Stockholm offer an environmentally friendly solution whenever you need a mobile power source - and the best part: it works with nothing more than water.
More info at www.powertrekk.com.
Text: Jo Beckendorff / myFC AB, Photo: myFC AB through Radmarkt.de
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