Tesla: ‘There’s almost no reason to have a gas car’

Oubaas · 05-16-24, 01:12 PM

I don't think electric cars are going to make it. They're expensive. And if everybody gets one, it will probably collapse our rickety old grid here in the US.

We should go back to steam. With modern technology, bringing one up to pressure would be a matter of seconds instead of minutes. And they'd be much lighter than they used to be.

I wonder why the automakers don't offer a model powered by something like the Cyclone Engine from Cyclone Technologies? It would be better than electric or hydrogen or any of that other stuff.

There's some company trying to get started selling mini-reactors to power homes and remote sites and things. I was reading about them the other day.

Why not pair a mini-reactor with the Cyclone Engine in automoobiles? Zero carbon cars.

05-16-24, 01:12 PM	#11
Oubaas Weps Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Arkansas, USA Posts: 355 Downloads: 65 Uploads: 0	Electric Cars I don't think electric cars are going to make it. They're expensive. And if everybody gets one, it will probably collapse our rickety old grid here in the US. We should go back to steam. With modern technology, bringing one up to pressure would be a matter of seconds instead of minutes. And they'd be much lighter than they used to be. I wonder why the automakers don't offer a model powered by something like the Cyclone Engine from Cyclone Technologies? It would be better than electric or hydrogen or any of that other stuff. There's some company trying to get started selling mini-reactors to power homes and remote sites and things. I was reading about them the other day. Why not pair a mini-reactor with the Cyclone Engine in automoobiles? Zero carbon cars.