On Fri, 19 Jul 2002, Alan B. Pearce wrote:

>>Not really. Not when you account for ancillary costs power/weight etc.
>>Apollo missions used fuel cells afaik, and only one ever went bad afaik.
>
>And as I understood it that failed only because of damage that had occurred
>when it was dropped at some stage during the assembly of the spacecraft.

I have no info on that, I was under the impression it was related to the
accident on the moon mission where they nearly got killed.

Peter

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