OT: Hydrogen car debuts in London 360 MPG

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=temeculaguy]Two Think of it, we wont have to trasfer as much wealth out of the country, the air will be cleaner, people will have more $ in their pockets, terrorists will lose their funding source and be back to throwing rocks, we will get in fewer wars, the list goes on. I don’t want universal health care, I want 360 mpg! I want an iCar from apple.

http://nctimes.com/articles/2009/06/25/science/ze3ae7f1fd1a5f7d0882575d90008ee5c.txt%5B/quote%5D

I agree,

I think we should start to see these EV’s and 100+mpg cars hitting the market in 2010, they will be expensive and unreliable for the first 5 or so years then they will get much better and more practical very quickly IMO .

The ICE and OPEC will be relics of a bygone era in 10-15 years.

Seems like a long time but the world is about to be changed (for the better) in a very radical way.

[moneymaker]

My VW Jetta TDI(Diesel) gets 40+ mpg, is safe, can run on renewable energy(vegetable oil). So why am I not seeing more of them out there on the road? The new Diesel technology is way better than the older stuff. The same could be said for the Segway for pedestrian travel. I don’t have one (too expensive) but they do make sense for Postal workers, guards and others that walk a lot in their jobs. Is anybody seeing them at golf courses?
Did I mention that diesel is currently the cheapest fuel @ the gas station.

[moneymaker]

My VW Jetta TDI(Diesel) gets 40+ mpg, is safe, can run on renewable energy(vegetable oil). So why am I not seeing more of them out there on the road? The new Diesel technology is way better than the older stuff. The same could be said for the Segway for pedestrian travel. I don’t have one (too expensive) but they do make sense for Postal workers, guards and others that walk a lot in their jobs. Is anybody seeing them at golf courses?
Did I mention that diesel is currently the cheapest fuel @ the gas station.

[moneymaker]

My VW Jetta TDI(Diesel) gets 40+ mpg, is safe, can run on renewable energy(vegetable oil). So why am I not seeing more of them out there on the road? The new Diesel technology is way better than the older stuff. The same could be said for the Segway for pedestrian travel. I don’t have one (too expensive) but they do make sense for Postal workers, guards and others that walk a lot in their jobs. Is anybody seeing them at golf courses?
Did I mention that diesel is currently the cheapest fuel @ the gas station.

[moneymaker]

My VW Jetta TDI(Diesel) gets 40+ mpg, is safe, can run on renewable energy(vegetable oil). So why am I not seeing more of them out there on the road? The new Diesel technology is way better than the older stuff. The same could be said for the Segway for pedestrian travel. I don’t have one (too expensive) but they do make sense for Postal workers, guards and others that walk a lot in their jobs. Is anybody seeing them at golf courses?
Did I mention that diesel is currently the cheapest fuel @ the gas station.

[moneymaker]

My VW Jetta TDI(Diesel) gets 40+ mpg, is safe, can run on renewable energy(vegetable oil). So why am I not seeing more of them out there on the road? The new Diesel technology is way better than the older stuff. The same could be said for the Segway for pedestrian travel. I don’t have one (too expensive) but they do make sense for Postal workers, guards and others that walk a lot in their jobs. Is anybody seeing them at golf courses?
Did I mention that diesel is currently the cheapest fuel @ the gas station.

[sd_matt]

If a 50cc scooter that tops out a 35 mph gets 100 mpg or above then I am skeptical of 360 mpg at the least.

On a not so related topic. Read this article. I think this is more likely to be the real deal.

See “should Google go nuclear” on YouTube

And here is the latest news.

http://www.classicalvalues.com/archives/2009/06/the_boys_at_tal.html

“The fact that they are contemplating work on the pB11 reaction is very encouraging. That fuel is one of the most difficult to burn in a fusion reactor. Which means testing with lesser fuels (or simulated fuels) has gone very well indeed.”

[sd_matt]

If a 50cc scooter that tops out a 35 mph gets 100 mpg or above then I am skeptical of 360 mpg at the least.

On a not so related topic. Read this article. I think this is more likely to be the real deal.

See “should Google go nuclear” on YouTube

And here is the latest news.

http://www.classicalvalues.com/archives/2009/06/the_boys_at_tal.html

“The fact that they are contemplating work on the pB11 reaction is very encouraging. That fuel is one of the most difficult to burn in a fusion reactor. Which means testing with lesser fuels (or simulated fuels) has gone very well indeed.”

[sd_matt]

If a 50cc scooter that tops out a 35 mph gets 100 mpg or above then I am skeptical of 360 mpg at the least.

On a not so related topic. Read this article. I think this is more likely to be the real deal.

See “should Google go nuclear” on YouTube

And here is the latest news.

http://www.classicalvalues.com/archives/2009/06/the_boys_at_tal.html

“The fact that they are contemplating work on the pB11 reaction is very encouraging. That fuel is one of the most difficult to burn in a fusion reactor. Which means testing with lesser fuels (or simulated fuels) has gone very well indeed.”

[sd_matt]

If a 50cc scooter that tops out a 35 mph gets 100 mpg or above then I am skeptical of 360 mpg at the least.

On a not so related topic. Read this article. I think this is more likely to be the real deal.

See “should Google go nuclear” on YouTube

And here is the latest news.

http://www.classicalvalues.com/archives/2009/06/the_boys_at_tal.html

“The fact that they are contemplating work on the pB11 reaction is very encouraging. That fuel is one of the most difficult to burn in a fusion reactor. Which means testing with lesser fuels (or simulated fuels) has gone very well indeed.”

[sd_matt]

If a 50cc scooter that tops out a 35 mph gets 100 mpg or above then I am skeptical of 360 mpg at the least.

On a not so related topic. Read this article. I think this is more likely to be the real deal.

See “should Google go nuclear” on YouTube

And here is the latest news.

http://www.classicalvalues.com/archives/2009/06/the_boys_at_tal.html

“The fact that they are contemplating work on the pB11 reaction is very encouraging. That fuel is one of the most difficult to burn in a fusion reactor. Which means testing with lesser fuels (or simulated fuels) has gone very well indeed.”

[patb]

Hype.

Storing hydrogen is misery and they don’t have a solution to that

[patb]

Hype.

Storing hydrogen is misery and they don’t have a solution to that

[patb]

Hype.

Storing hydrogen is misery and they don’t have a solution to that

[patb]

Hype.

Storing hydrogen is misery and they don’t have a solution to that

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