What is the voltage rating on his capacitors, 3V or so?
2.7v I believe, I can ask him. Brad the cap is 2000F tested industrially. It will run the small motor for hours and the large motor for over half an hour. Yours well done, yes I know how it works  1.7-1.8v is what it will do, in SMD by using a buck boost you can get it to self run with no battery until, "lets say", the fuel runs out  Power density comes down to surface area, bigger the area the more power (not voltage, that stays the same). By using nano holes you will create a huge surface area  regards Mike  Added: Foregot to say the self run SMD has to be kick started but then runs on it's own for days or weeks until the fuel has all been oxidised, the resulting product "in SMD" is hydrogen, the oxygen created the power, though it can all be configured in other ways.
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