Hi all,
Interesting discussion, particularly where it comes to
deal with engine sizes, etc.
My occupation is that of an auto mechanic. It is only
by night that I become the mad scientist. ;)
I work primarily on european manufactured cars. They
are fuel efficient, have all the high technology
At 1:18 AM 1/19/5, thomas malloy wrote:
At 12:09 PM 1/18/5, thomas malloy wrote:
and Horace Heffner responded;
You people need to visit J C Whitney's website and look for a gas
powered heater. I'm glad to hear that only a few of you are freezing
to death in your cars!
Actually, so few people
At 12:09 PM 1/18/5, thomas malloy wrote:
and Horace Heffner responded;
You people need to visit J C Whitney's website and look for a gas
powered heater. I'm glad to hear that only a few of you are freezing
to death in your cars!
Actually, so few people freeze here because they enough common
At 2:08 AM 1/18/5, Harry Veeder wrote:
On a clear hot day would state of the art solar panels on the roof and hood
of a car provide enough electricty to run the AC?
Well, if the new supposedly 30 percent efficient solar cells are cost
effective, and vehicle insulation much better than now, and
Living in the temperate climate of Southern England, I find all
these posts about the extreme weather conditions across the US
quite fascinating. All the experiences of travel without the
hazards and expense. 8-)
Cheers
Grimer
At 07:05 pm 17-01-05 -0700, you wrote:
agreed. you still have
At 12:09 PM 1/18/5, thomas malloy wrote:
You people need to visit J C Whitney's website and look for a gas
powered heater. I'm glad to hear that only a few of you are freezing
to death in your cars!
Actually, so few people freeze here because they enough common sense to
carry emergency arctic
At 8:12 PM 1/16/5, thomas malloy wrote:
Horace Heffner posted;
Cooling may be a luxury, but people in hot climates demand it. Heating on
the other hand, is a matter of health and safety here in Alaska. It is
often difficult just to keep the ice off the windshield here
White man invent gas
At 7:05 PM 1/17/5, leaking pen wrote:
agreed. you still have to HEAT the vehicle. and overnight, even the
best insulation is going to cool down over several hours. you simply
cant seal a car well enough
No one has suggested holding heat overnight. The problem is the HVAC power
required to
Horace Heffner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 8:12 PM 1/16/5, thomas malloy wrote:
Horace Heffner posted;
Cooling may be a luxury, but people in hot climates demand it. Heating on
the other hand, is a matter of health and safety here in Alaska. It is
often difficult just to keep the
Horace Heffner posted;
Cooling may be a luxury, but people in hot climates demand it. Heating on
the other hand, is a matter of health and safety here in Alaska. It is
often difficult just to keep the ice off the windshield here
White man invent gas powered heater and absorption chiller.
The
--- Horace Heffner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heating on
the other hand, is a matter of health and safety
here in Alaska.
Maybe one day aerogel will keep you warm:
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=399812page=1
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