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TO HELP YOU UNDERSTAND ME BETTER
I INVENTED A CAR THAT RUNS ON COMPRESSED
AIR BUT THE WAY I DESIGNED IT YOU WILL
NEVER NEED TO FILL THE TANK BY HAND
BE FOR THE CAR IS SOLD THE TANK WILL BE
FILD TO GET THE CAR STARTED
AFTER THAT THE CAR FILLES IT SELF UP AS YOU
DRIVE
NO MORE PAYING FOR GAS
NO EXTRA AIR CAN'S TO BUY
JUST DRIVE THE CAR YOU PAYED FOR
IF YOU THINK THIS IS A JOKE SO BE IT
THE NOWHOW IS HERE
THANK YOU
JD
you mean no energy in, but it provides energy out?
what's the method of getting more compressed air into the car?
there HAS to be some energy input.
does the passenger peddle?
see ya
JD is just another internet scam artist who wants to sucker people into sending him a few hundred bucks for the blueprints to his magic car, which will be like every other perpetual motion machine: fake. There's been people making money off selling such blueprints since the 1940's.
Mac Truck has a hybrid design for their big diesel trucks they are working on. It compresses air with the airbrakes into a storage tank. When the truck starts to accelerate, the engine runs on air until the air runs out, then it runs on diesel fuel. Economy gains for trucks will probably be a relatively small percentage, because trucks spend alot of time cruising on highways, but the dollar savings still will be substantial. For many trucking companies, fuel is the second highest cost after labor.
although trucks don't "stop" much on their cross country trips, hills can be long & the suplemental assistance from a hybrid system can be very useful.
there is a value to hybrid trucks.
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CNN, March 30, 2005: Car that runs on compressed air
A Korean company has created a car engine that runs on air.
The engine, which powers a pneumatic-hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), works alongside an electric motor to create the power source
http://edition.cnn.com/2005/TECH/03/30/spark.air.car/
What is so unreasonable about a car running on hot air...................it seems to work well with government.
Is it compresed air a cheaper way to store energy than hidrogen?.
"cheaper" can mean alot of things.
compressed air might be less hazardous then hydrogen.
~ but hydrogen might have better range or miles per cubic inch stored.
i suspect hydrogen would have more bang per volume but compressed air could be more widely attainable.
safety might be easier with compressed air, but we already have explosive gasoline that we know how to deal with.
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hello people i have no knowledge of air driven engines or cars but i am very interested . if it is at all possible ,could you just direct me to a blueprint or something to download?