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Who killed the electric car?
Who killed the electric car?
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Re: Who killed the electric car?
This was a great video, I watched the DVD. It's cheaper to produce energy centrally then for all these cars moving around with their own power plant. It's ridiculous. Of course they'll make electric cars complicated on purpose so they are prohibitively expensive to repair and maintain just like gasoline cars when realistically they should be user serviceable, just like an electric toy remote control car
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Ignore the global warming propaganda at the very end this is from non-scientific people who just re-hashed rehtoric without question that fits their environmentalist world view
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That reminds a wireless electric Pierce Arrow car demonstrated by Nikolai Tesla.
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Who killed the cold fusion electric car?
Never heard of it?
Not surprised.
Back in the 70's I personally witnessed the day view of a remarkable Dodge muscle car. Not one build by Dodge however, just the body. And yes I'm old. It was red and had a clear plastic hood. Under the hood was only an nondescript block, a few wires and such and none of the other hoses and such you would expect to see. After talking to the inventor, who's name I wish I remember, he decided to show me how well it worked and tell me every little detail. Some of what he said I understood from military training I had received. I climbed into the car with him at the wheel. He flipped a switch and nothing seemed to happen. He told me to buckle up as this was going to be a ride. He put it in gear and pressed the accelerator. Now I have built some monster cars, but this thing had at least 500 hp and made little or no sound accept for tire noise. Quite a ride. Excited to know when I would be getting one of my own, we talked at length. He was arranging all the details for production and hoped to put the oil companies out of business. Little more was ever heard of him or the car but the Federal government did pass a law banning nuclear powered cars. Maybe someone who has the time and inclination could at least find a reference to the Law but probably never find a record of the man or the car.
No this is not a bull shit story. I did in fact personally witness this car.
Never heard of it?
Not surprised.
Back in the 70's I personally witnessed the day view of a remarkable Dodge muscle car. Not one build by Dodge however, just the body. And yes I'm old. It was red and had a clear plastic hood. Under the hood was only an nondescript block, a few wires and such and none of the other hoses and such you would expect to see. After talking to the inventor, who's name I wish I remember, he decided to show me how well it worked and tell me every little detail. Some of what he said I understood from military training I had received. I climbed into the car with him at the wheel. He flipped a switch and nothing seemed to happen. He told me to buckle up as this was going to be a ride. He put it in gear and pressed the accelerator. Now I have built some monster cars, but this thing had at least 500 hp and made little or no sound accept for tire noise. Quite a ride. Excited to know when I would be getting one of my own, we talked at length. He was arranging all the details for production and hoped to put the oil companies out of business. Little more was ever heard of him or the car but the Federal government did pass a law banning nuclear powered cars. Maybe someone who has the time and inclination could at least find a reference to the Law but probably never find a record of the man or the car.
No this is not a bull shit story. I did in fact personally witness this car.
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Re: Who killed the electric car?
Timely post Ry,
I was about to ask what happened to the planned sequel and here it, is just announced now http://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/12 ... ctric-car/
I was about to ask what happened to the planned sequel and here it, is just announced now http://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/12 ... ctric-car/
"All propaganda must be so popular and on such an intellectual level, that even the most stupid of those towards whom it is directed will understand it. Therefore, the intellectual level of the propaganda must be lower the larger the number of people who are to be influenced by it." - Adolf Hitler - "Mein Kampf" - (1925)
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Sequel is now released http://www.revengeoftheelectriccar.com/buy-the-dvd" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
also floating about are various copies as per usual for anything these days
http:// http://www.putlocker.com/file/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; D7A0A65D512763A2#
remove the spaces & remove the link if its not appropriate RY.
also floating about are various copies as per usual for anything these days
http:// http://www.putlocker.com/file/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; D7A0A65D512763A2#
remove the spaces & remove the link if its not appropriate RY.
"All propaganda must be so popular and on such an intellectual level, that even the most stupid of those towards whom it is directed will understand it. Therefore, the intellectual level of the propaganda must be lower the larger the number of people who are to be influenced by it." - Adolf Hitler - "Mein Kampf" - (1925)
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Re: Who killed the electric car?
science and reality didWho killed the cold fusion electric car
cold fusion is false. And Steven Jones yes same as the 911 thermite mess once again was promoting it.
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Was cold fusion mentioned in the film Ry?
I must have missed that, as I had the volume low whilst my kids were asleep.
I well recall Steven E Jones 'I can barely run a flashlight' cold fusion work. Gotta hand it to the guy, he was able to make a salary two fold, by pretending to do anything of any possible useage with his day job for an academic slice of pie, whilst simultaneously appealing to, yet dampening, the flames of the 'free energy' wishful thinkers desires.
Almost as bad was his Jesus in the Latin Americas work. Although he was perhaps ahead of Zeitgeist, in almost realisng for himself at least, that the dying-rising gods of whereever and whenever, are of cosmological reasoning in their observed earthly worship. http://www.bastison.net/RESSOURCES/Farc ... _Jesus.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
He did get something right though.
His Solar Funnel Cooker, which via small modifications of the 'Windshield' or 'Fun Panel II' designs, becomes a practical and efficient solar cooker design.
His funnel cooker potentially remains the only solar cooker capable of making ice at night aswell.
Any chance of altering the threads title to indicate the sequel is here aswell?
I found it far less appealing than the original personally, as very little detail of the potential or capabilities of these 'new' and now, 'mass production' machines was demonstrated, nor was any insight into the needed infrastructure to support them, battery technologies, fight against the oil lobby or anything else showcased in this sequel film.
Purely the struggle to get them made at all and no incentive given to want to push for that, or justify the needed resources that will be required to keep such vehicles upon the road. No mention of Afghanistans supplies of lithium prompting Obomba to announce financial incentives to make use of it, at the cost of lives and drones etc etc. They didnt't even show the legal battle between Tesla motors and the BBCs Jeremy Clarksons 'Top Gear' episode that rightly or wrongly portrayed Tesla in a worse light.
Not what I was expecting at all from this sequel personally. How about you?
I must have missed that, as I had the volume low whilst my kids were asleep.
I well recall Steven E Jones 'I can barely run a flashlight' cold fusion work. Gotta hand it to the guy, he was able to make a salary two fold, by pretending to do anything of any possible useage with his day job for an academic slice of pie, whilst simultaneously appealing to, yet dampening, the flames of the 'free energy' wishful thinkers desires.
Almost as bad was his Jesus in the Latin Americas work. Although he was perhaps ahead of Zeitgeist, in almost realisng for himself at least, that the dying-rising gods of whereever and whenever, are of cosmological reasoning in their observed earthly worship. http://www.bastison.net/RESSOURCES/Farc ... _Jesus.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
He did get something right though.
His Solar Funnel Cooker, which via small modifications of the 'Windshield' or 'Fun Panel II' designs, becomes a practical and efficient solar cooker design.
His funnel cooker potentially remains the only solar cooker capable of making ice at night aswell.
Any chance of altering the threads title to indicate the sequel is here aswell?
I found it far less appealing than the original personally, as very little detail of the potential or capabilities of these 'new' and now, 'mass production' machines was demonstrated, nor was any insight into the needed infrastructure to support them, battery technologies, fight against the oil lobby or anything else showcased in this sequel film.
Purely the struggle to get them made at all and no incentive given to want to push for that, or justify the needed resources that will be required to keep such vehicles upon the road. No mention of Afghanistans supplies of lithium prompting Obomba to announce financial incentives to make use of it, at the cost of lives and drones etc etc. They didnt't even show the legal battle between Tesla motors and the BBCs Jeremy Clarksons 'Top Gear' episode that rightly or wrongly portrayed Tesla in a worse light.
Not what I was expecting at all from this sequel personally. How about you?
"All propaganda must be so popular and on such an intellectual level, that even the most stupid of those towards whom it is directed will understand it. Therefore, the intellectual level of the propaganda must be lower the larger the number of people who are to be influenced by it." - Adolf Hitler - "Mein Kampf" - (1925)
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Re: Who killed the electric car?
i was replying to Verbos
make a new thread the revenge of the electric carWho killed the cold fusion electric car?
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