[tritium]

A car run on compressed air..

The Future IS HERE!!!

http://greenenergytv.com/default.aspx?1 ... 1213869141

and..

http://www.theaircar.com/acf/

[Brenda]

And how far do you think you can go on a HUGE tank of compressed air, that fits in that little car?

And... How much energy does it cost again to compress the air?

[Red_Eye]

Brenda Brenda:

ROTFL

And how far do you think you can go on a HUGE tank of compressed air, that fits in that little car?

And... How much energy does it cost again to compress the air?

Um Brenda I say for some drivers it will cost nothing .
Why? Some are full of hot air to begin with. Just plug and drive
Im err am sure you could go far with this

[Brenda]

Thanks RE... I love you too

[Red_Eye]

Brenda Brenda:

Thanks RE... I love you too

Aww I'm sorry

[tritium]

If you watched the Video, they already have it in use, and 4500 km on one take of fuel, as they stated.

The fella is an engineer and designed Formlua 1 race car engines.

But I am sure you took the time to watch the video before you decided to make your negative assumptions.

You just keep paying for $50 fillups.

At least someone is trying to be innovative and come up with a clean solution, or alternative one. What is your contribution?

[Red_Eye]

tritium tritium:

If you watched the Video, they already have it in use, and 4000 km they stated.

But I am sure you took the time to watch the video before you decided to make your negative assumptions.

You just keep paying for $50 fillups.

What negative assumptions?
I saw something on the news about it. I thought it was awsome. With a 35 liter tank they went remarkable quite far.
My dailup works on my patience so I haven't seen that video.

[tritium]

Red_Eye Red_Eye:

tritium tritium:

If you watched the Video, they already have it in use, and 4000 km they stated.

But I am sure you took the time to watch the video before you decided to make your negative assumptions.

You just keep paying for $50 fillups.

What negative assumptions?
I saw something on the news about it. I thought it was awsome. With a 35 liter tank they went remarkable quite far.
My dailup works on my patience so I haven't seen that video.

I was replying to Brenda's post. Not yours Red_Eye.

So quit being a bitch, then again with that name it implies your always on the rag, so being a bitch is usual.

[Red_Eye]

Hey tritium, It's my feminine side ok?
Leave me alone before i get PM somthing or other.

[fifeboy]

tritium tritium:

You just keep paying for $50 fillups.

$50 fillups. Where the hell do you live. Here in Saskatoon I think it would cost $50 to fill up a moped

[Red_Eye]

hahaha that one went right over my head hahaha I think if he put a 1 before the 50 it would of been more serious hahaha

[TattoodGirl]

Great idea...I love it, I love anything that can get us away from being held hostage by oil companies

[fifeboy]

TattoodGirl TattoodGirl:

Great idea...I love it, I love anything that can get us away from being held hostage by oil companies

[Brenda]

tritium tritium:

If you watched the Video, they already have it in use, and 4500 km on one take of fuel, as they stated.

The fella is an engineer and designed Formlua 1 race car engines.

But I am sure you took the time to watch the video before you decided to make your negative assumptions.

You just keep paying for $50 fillups.

At least someone is trying to be innovative and come up with a clean solution, or alternative one. What is your contribution?

I did watch the video, and you still haven't told how much energy it costs to compress the air? I bet just about the same as it costs for a normal car to drive 4500 kms.

F1... You have the nerve to use F1 and energy efficient in the same sentence?

[Red_Eye]

gee tritium she's got you there.
and i just felt bad because she rolled her eyes