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From: schwrtze@csd2.UUCP (Eric Schwartz group)
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Subject: Re: Selling Energy to the Utilities
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Date: Wed, 28-Aug-85 00:17:00 EDT
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As I understand it: Brookhaven uses the collapsing magnetic fields in magnets
to drive a flywhell that stores the energy till the next pulse. You then
have no hassles with 'lilco' save for not running during the summer and 
turning off during peak power periods. I wonder how efficient this method
is.

	Hedley Rainnie.