we're all waiting on that promised $1,400 check!
Seems like ice cream is Biden’s thing, him and Nancy both. Probably is made by Antifa in some communist country.
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collectively those two are like 1024 years old,ice cream doesn't need to be chewed...makes sense...
Right I can't wait for hyper inflation and a $15 minimum wage when $20 an hour ain't shit pre hyper inflation. I almost want to exchange my money to Chinese currency cause the dollar is fucked. Lol
if an acceptable system can be setup for a battery swap garageOnly way I'm down with electric cars is if they have a battery pack exchange at the pump, just place the dying battery in and pull out the full battery.
I damn sure don't have 45 minutes to charge a Tesla. Then it's going to need to be affordable I ain't paying $40k.
I have been looking at the conversion kits though, would be fun to put an electric motor in a junk Jeep and see how good it does on the trails.
Electrolysis is a 7th grade physics demonstration. Battery power breaks water down to hydrogen and oxygen. If the gasses are collected and ignited with a spark there is an explosion equal to the electricity used and the only byproduct is water. Hydrogen can be used in a fuel cell or in a piston engine made with rust free metals and non soluble lubricants. Regenerative breaking converts water back to hydrogen as does plug in charging. It's way to simple.
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It is very strange to read about all the Oxygen shortages in Brazil & even the US.
It's not that hard to fill up a 42 gallon contractor bag with nearly pure oxygen.
Electrolysis is a very standard demo in so many K-12 & sometimes college science classes.
If Brazil is having trouble getting oxygen, why don't they ask their schools - that do the electrolysis demo - to help ?
Electrolysis is a 7th grade physics demonstration. Battery power breaks water down to hydrogen and oxygen. If the gasses are collected and ignited with a spark there is an explosion equal to the electricity used and the only byproduct is water. Hydrogen can be used in a fuel cell or in a piston engine made with rust free metals and non soluble lubricants. Regenerative breaking converts water back to hydrogen as does plug in charging. It's way to simple.
Sorry Zeez, but you're describing a perpetual motion machine...
And even if the hydrogen's burning power could equal the energy required for the electrolysis process, that would not leave any excess energy to power the car...
I described an extremely efficient energy storage (battery) process using hydrogen that does not require the cadmium, heavy metals and chemicals you posted regarding electric cars. In a vehicle, the only energy loss is in the process of compressing the hydrogen for storage, the spark generated and the mechanical inefficiency of bearings, lubrication, machine, etc.
Electrolysis and hydrogen could make the desert southwest an abundant energy supplier. Train loads of water go in and trainloads of hydrogen come out. Look up electrolysis, water, hydrogen and you'll see that the energy used breaking bonds in h2O molecules is returned when hydrogen and oxygen are combusted and reconnected as water. Clean electric cars that only give off water. Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger started working on the nations first "Hydrogen Highway" in 2004.
yeah,but how are yah gonna roll coal in a hydrogen powered car?
The invisible man will have to explain it to them.
Honda, Toyota and Hyundai all have hydrogen powered grocery getters right now.
Check out this bad boy. 1,000hp, 1,000 miles on a fill up.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/12/success/hyperion-xp1-hydrogen-powered-supercar/index.html
0-60 in 2 seconds would be impressive, along with the range. Used to have a Suzuki RM 500 that was supposed to do it in 3.5 seconds, had to lean over the front tire to keep the front end down, would pull your cheeks back towards your ears
Would sure like to see a similar investment in geothermal.Check this out, Just west of Vegas there is a solar generating operation. Hundreds of acres of mirrors focus on a single point and run huge steam turbines. Dropping these in the desert with spur lines off RR tracks would make all the hydrogen we need.
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