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- Thread starter Johnson
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Agreed.
I have a motor bike, and I plan on buying a 50cc scooter
I would have a bike too if I didnt have a 2 year old to cart around..
She makes it hard since I only use a car to get to work and pick her up/drop her off. + I live in the coldist state in aus, I would be riding around in the rain for 3/4th of the year...:lol:
Yea, Oil as we know it is coming to its end.
Its fkn stupid really, why are we still driving petrol cars around? We have already created compressed air cars, electric cars, cars that run on water (Basically) .. etc etc etc
Eitherway, Its been along time coming but its coming :fangel:
V8 power rocks though. I'd rather have more power than fuel economy.
Because it comes down to taxes and the income the government makes from it.
I would buy a car when I buy a converter to run my car on water, even people I've spoken to in depth about converting, and where to get it converted/installed, they just say "I can't be assed, too much hassle" yet they complain about the gas prices, but they wont do nothing about it. That really annoys me when people do that.
Convertor to run the car on water ey? If it existed and wasnt 2.5million to impliment on 1 car, id buy 1.
You certian your not thinking of Hydrogen Fule Cells?
I think the best midterm soloution for the west is Natural gas conversions for vehicles. Not LPG, natural gas.
Natural gas has good fule cell protential for electric vehicles, as well as can be utalised by traditional vehicles with only minor modifications.
You certian your not thinking of Hydrogen Fule Cells?
I think the best midterm soloution for the west is Natural gas conversions for vehicles. Not LPG, natural gas.
Natural gas has good fule cell protential for electric vehicles, as well as can be utalised by traditional vehicles with only minor modifications.
It does exist,
The Japanese created the first model of it for sale awhile back (Was on TopGear) but it wont be massed produced for another 10 or so years, since it's all techinical etc.You can buy a converter for $500 or so excluding shipping and installation. It's pretty straight forward.
They're called "Hydrogen Taps"
Watch this guy: http://www.youtube.com/user/johnaarons
hydrogentap.com (there is another website that does sell these already for $500 or so.)
Find me the site, and ill buy one
Edit:
Allright, i just watched some vids..
Hes creating hydrogen from water. No big deal at all, but theres several a problems with that.
It takes more energy to produce the hydrogen than you can get from the hydrogen.
Creating hydrogen via electrolysis is slow and currently cannot be done "live" quick enough to power a vehicle.
Creating electricity from hydrogen dosnt help the 700million petrol powered cars on the road today
Im still going with the natural gas soloution. Since it can be used to power traditional vehicles while we convert to electric.
Then we can use many types of fule cells including hydrogen and natural gas
Most countries already have the infrastructure in place since too most homes are heated via natural gas.
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oh, that guy John is actually selling them.
Shesh he never said in his videos!
http://hydrogentap.com/hydrogentap_023.htm
$500 and $75 import. Bargin.
edit: UK though, so you'd need it to be transfered to AUS.
Shesh he never said in his videos!
http://hydrogentap.com/hydrogentap_023.htm
$500 and $75 import. Bargin.
edit: UK though, so you'd need it to be transfered to AUS.
Hastings
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Yessir... Tucson AZ
Those are alright, I hate working on them though, had to do CV Joints on one once.
Ouch! 1L = 5km??
