Welcome, Guest. Please login or register.

Author Topic: What drives your car?  (Read 14273 times)

Description:

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

Offline gizz72Topic starter

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Join Date: Mar 2004
  • Posts: 817
    • Show all replies
What drives your car?
« on: August 13, 2004, 05:03:07 AM »
Greetings,

As usual the crude oil prices are affecting all of us. I was thinking maybe it's about time we could use alternative means of fuel rather than gas fuel. Hopefully, cheaper as well but, the alternatives i'm about to writeup isn't cheap. Here goes...

* Water - Abundant alternative energy source. Down side electrolysis process is, i believe, too expensive. Most of the Oil companies will go after you since this technology will ruin their business. Here's one website -->> http://www.jimloy.com/pseudo/car-h2o.htm

* Sun - Fairly abundant. Down side you'll need a BIG battery to store those solar energy. Although hybid cars are STILL in the works and also too expensive. The other downside is acid waste dumps from old and used batteries will just ruin our environment.

* Electric - Endless cycle of energy converting from another form of energy. It'll just complicates things for your car. I'm not sure about the railroad industry, that's faster but flying is still safer, I believe.

* Wind - Hehe! Unless you live in a hurricane alley. Not likely. I seen to recall a Disney Flick that had barque ships with wheels running of endless green fields. Fantasy, really.

* Magnetism - If we can only find a way to levitate a piece of steel without submerging it in -700 degree F liquid nitrogen?? or counter the gravity on earth, without leaving the earth's orbit, we might be riding in to the spaceage of jetsons. Still to expensive.

* Lasers - I've seen one on the discovery channel once about a saucer disc that 'float' using pulse of laser. Very very expensive to build personal pulse lasters. If such a thing happens, we could be into the buck roger's era.

* Nuke - Too dangerous. Think of the radiation suit fashion industry would take advantage of this. Many riots too from demonstrations and all those anti-nuke issues...

Overall, we're still dependent on middle east oil, which is slowly depleting fast. Unless the energy crisis is resolve, we could endup, more likely, the MADMAX era. Part 1: Fighting for a drop of fuel. Part 2: Fighting for water. Part 3: Fighting just to survive.

Back to stoneage.. :-(

Regards,

Gizz
Good day to all Amigans!
Please Check My FaceBook page
or my Resource Blog @ G.A.R.P.

SAM - SAMSUNG DB-Z2 Dual Core; 1 GB RAM; Dual Drive Win7 and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
GEORGE - TOSHIBA Satellite J41 ; 512MB RAM; Dual Partition WinXP and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
MANNY - A1200 + CobraDKB \'030 w/ 32MB + DataF
 

Offline gizz72Topic starter

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Join Date: Mar 2004
  • Posts: 817
    • Show all replies
Re: What drives your car?
« Reply #1 on: August 13, 2004, 05:51:24 AM »
Greetings,

>US prices are now more in line with world prices...)

Yup just refining 'dirty' fuel really is expensive nowadays. I'm not surprise why the US is the driving force of today's world economy.

Here in our country, we have small portions that has fossil fuel. If you recally the spratly islands, beleive to bore some fossil fuel enough to raise a small army. No doubt China and Taiwan wants a piece of it.
Alternativitly, we're looking ways to use coconut oil as alternative fuel source. Cheaper and clean too.

<:lol: joking no offense :lol:>
Just don't make me ride on a nuclear car that said 'made in taiwan'.


regards,

Gizz
Good day to all Amigans!
Please Check My FaceBook page
or my Resource Blog @ G.A.R.P.

SAM - SAMSUNG DB-Z2 Dual Core; 1 GB RAM; Dual Drive Win7 and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
GEORGE - TOSHIBA Satellite J41 ; 512MB RAM; Dual Partition WinXP and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
MANNY - A1200 + CobraDKB \'030 w/ 32MB + DataF
 

Offline gizz72Topic starter

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Join Date: Mar 2004
  • Posts: 817
    • Show all replies
Re: What drives your car?
« Reply #2 on: August 17, 2004, 03:00:53 AM »
Greetings,

We all go back to our roots. A bike is always effiecient means of transportation. Most of the people in China uses it during the hieght of Communism. Till scooters came and 'Choked' them. :lol: What can I say. Progress?

Regards,

Gizz
Good day to all Amigans!
Please Check My FaceBook page
or my Resource Blog @ G.A.R.P.

SAM - SAMSUNG DB-Z2 Dual Core; 1 GB RAM; Dual Drive Win7 and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
GEORGE - TOSHIBA Satellite J41 ; 512MB RAM; Dual Partition WinXP and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
MANNY - A1200 + CobraDKB \'030 w/ 32MB + DataF
 

Offline gizz72Topic starter

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Join Date: Mar 2004
  • Posts: 817
    • Show all replies
Re: What drives your car?
« Reply #3 on: August 26, 2004, 02:20:39 AM »
Greetings,

Hmmm, what about those trailers inside the tanker. Goodness, that could take alot of electricity to haul all of those crates! Imagine, the inside of those trailers are a bunch of Amiga's waiting to be delivered to us. Imagine how long it would take to deliver them all on our door steps if electricity is needed? A month or more i believe. Mega watts of power is needed too. I'd say nuclear for the ship and BIO-Diesel for truck haulers. I remember the saying, HAULERS are the lifeblood of the city.

Regards,

Gizz
Good day to all Amigans!
Please Check My FaceBook page
or my Resource Blog @ G.A.R.P.

SAM - SAMSUNG DB-Z2 Dual Core; 1 GB RAM; Dual Drive Win7 and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
GEORGE - TOSHIBA Satellite J41 ; 512MB RAM; Dual Partition WinXP and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
MANNY - A1200 + CobraDKB \'030 w/ 32MB + DataF
 

Offline gizz72Topic starter

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Join Date: Mar 2004
  • Posts: 817
    • Show all replies
Re: What drives your car?
« Reply #4 on: September 09, 2004, 01:05:10 AM »
Greetings,

@Dandy

That's is awsome. :-)
By any chance, how much is a gallon of Hydrogen fuel cell in the market today?

Regards,

Gizz
Good day to all Amigans!
Please Check My FaceBook page
or my Resource Blog @ G.A.R.P.

SAM - SAMSUNG DB-Z2 Dual Core; 1 GB RAM; Dual Drive Win7 and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
GEORGE - TOSHIBA Satellite J41 ; 512MB RAM; Dual Partition WinXP and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
MANNY - A1200 + CobraDKB \'030 w/ 32MB + DataF
 

Offline gizz72Topic starter

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Join Date: Mar 2004
  • Posts: 817
    • Show all replies
Re: What drives your car?
« Reply #5 on: September 14, 2004, 02:17:31 AM »
Greetings Dandy,

Quote

how much a gallon of Hydrogen fuel cell is in the market today


Oops,:oops: hehe sorry.. :-D

-Rephrase-
What I mean was how much would a Hydrogen Fuel cell costs to local consumers once it's released? I hope it's not as expensive as crude?


Regards,

Gizz
Good day to all Amigans!
Please Check My FaceBook page
or my Resource Blog @ G.A.R.P.

SAM - SAMSUNG DB-Z2 Dual Core; 1 GB RAM; Dual Drive Win7 and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
GEORGE - TOSHIBA Satellite J41 ; 512MB RAM; Dual Partition WinXP and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
MANNY - A1200 + CobraDKB \'030 w/ 32MB + DataF
 

Offline gizz72Topic starter

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Join Date: Mar 2004
  • Posts: 817
    • Show all replies
Re: What drives your car?
« Reply #6 on: September 14, 2004, 07:04:12 AM »
Greetings,

Quote

dandy wrote:
I really can't tell you - all I can say is that the prototype Ford Mondeo with Fuel Cell Technologie did cost about five million US-$ two years ago...


:bump: Ouch!


Thanks ;-)

Regards,

Gizz
Good day to all Amigans!
Please Check My FaceBook page
or my Resource Blog @ G.A.R.P.

SAM - SAMSUNG DB-Z2 Dual Core; 1 GB RAM; Dual Drive Win7 and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
GEORGE - TOSHIBA Satellite J41 ; 512MB RAM; Dual Partition WinXP and IcarosDesktopv1.5.2
MANNY - A1200 + CobraDKB \'030 w/ 32MB + DataF