The NOx pollution would be horrendous.
Oxides of nitrogen (NO, NO2, etc.) form when air is heated, like in an
engine (or in lightning, for example.) NOx is not particularly stable,
so it later breaks down in sunlight in the presence of other pollutants
to create ozone (O3). More NOX = more
Claims no fossil fuel is needed. Just air and electricity to burn the plasma.
https://asiatimes.com/2020/05/chinese-researchers-create-prototype-plasma-jet-engine/
Lawrence Rhodes
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On 08/31/2020 09:21, Peter VanDerWal via EV wrote:
Are these a 'good' deal? I suppose that depends on where you live.
For me, the nearest H2 fueling station is in San Diego, 500 miles away.
I'm not driving 500 miles for fuel, even if it is free.
When this original E-Mail came out a few days
A Leaf would be a way more cost effective candidate for conversion.
Apparently the Mirai has a slightly more powerful motor (113kW vs. 80-90kW)
but Leafs can be found for $5k or less with a shot battery (if you're
considering doing your own battery anyways).
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Yes, "Soon" as geological ages go...
I suspect that as soon as they solve the fool cell problems, battery tecnology
will have advanced to the point where it still doesn't make sense.
August 31, 2020 9:24 AM, "Willie via EV" wrote:
> On 8/31/20 8:21 AM, Peter VanDerWal via EV wrote:
>
>> Are
How well would they work for a conversion ? They already have the motor
and controller. Dump the FC, H2 tank, the existing small battery, and
put in a battery. Is there space for that ?
They may not sell at $20k. Watch the price come down.
Peri
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On 8/31/20 8:21 AM, Peter VanDerWal via EV wrote:
Are these a 'good' deal? I suppose that depends on where you live.
For me, the nearest H2 fueling station is in San Diego, 500 miles away.
I'm not driving 500 miles for fuel, even if it is free.
If you listen to the fool cell folks, you
Are these a 'good' deal? I suppose that depends on where you live.
For me, the nearest H2 fueling station is in San Diego, 500 miles away.
I'm not driving 500 miles for fuel, even if it is free.
August 28, 2020 12:56 PM, "evln via EV" wrote:
> Some may find Lawrence's link doesn't work
Opps, missed the second part of your question.
I suspect what you're seeing is the directory name, not the file name.
Most web browsers won't display a file that doesn't end in '.htm' or '.html'
they will try to download it instead.
However, if your browser is pointed at a directory and
> One question. I cannot figure out how to save a file in NOTEPAD with no
> data extension. As it is, I have to save with a manually typed in .html
> extension or it makes it a TXT file.
In notepad:
File>Save as> change type to "All Files" put in your filename and add a
period with nothing
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