> 2012Aquarius said on
11-30-2009 at
21:16:
Where are the' zero point energy' cars, generators etc....we know its out there.This is rubbish, the car just sucks energy then puts it back.
> racoonpooon said on
10-22-2009 at
04:20:
omggg. I love sucking cock toooo!!!
> littlegoobie said on
10-13-2009 at
00:38:
it's true for the world as a whole. There are smaller countries that do not use coal as their primary source of electricity, but "smaller" is the key word. the bulk of global electrical power comes from coal. I too point this out to green clown friends who talk about electric cars. ditto goes for recycling programs. It's just about all useless excluding the metals. most plastics and glass just pile up or get ground up as filler in something like road paving.
> flyasfastasyoucan said on
10-04-2009 at
23:25:
me too !!!!
> randknu said on
09-30-2009 at
11:29:
It's still made in usa and not in iran, where oil comes from.
> boxa888 said on
09-02-2009 at
12:24:
ALSO! IF YOU add a wireless energy pack to the ev it would have infinite milage! i remade nikola teslas wireless energy system, just check it out! wireless energy would allow all electric vehicles to run forever till the ac motor burns out which is 100s of years!!!!
> boxa888 said on
09-02-2009 at
12:24:
ALSO! IF YOU add a wireless energy pack to the ev it would have infinite milage! i remade nikola teslas wireless energy system, just check it out! wireless energy would allow all electric vehicles to run forever till the ac motor burns out which is 100s of years!!!!
> Whisper95Productions said on
08-30-2009 at
16:54:
Electric car=car with plastic=smart car= DEATH WAGON!
> bayouboyy said on
08-28-2009 at
20:52:
Two things to your comments. First, most electricity used in the state of California comes from coal. It may not be generated in the state, but I assure you, you use power mostly generated by coal. Second, solar and wind power at most can be used to power 40% of a power grid without extensive use of battery and regenerative systems on a scale that is not possible. It is not possible by any standard to supply a power grid with all solar/wind, within reason. Nuclear is the best option for the rest
> bayouboyy said on
08-28-2009 at
20:42:
Exactly what I was thinking. Whats the point? That is a 27.75% loss of power, assuming 85% efficiency with the car's charging system(very conservative and I guess it is lower than that), when charging the car and then discharging back into the grid again. Very inefficient, and I don't get the point. Also, these cars carry a very small charge in the scheme of things. Not to mention peak demand is in the middle of the day, when these vehicles will be on the road. I think he's stealing power.
> MapleSephiroth said on
08-22-2009 at
02:04:
I was joking but telling the truth. Sorry I was tired and I went around trolling people on youtube.
> chairde said on
08-21-2009 at
20:12:
What exactly is your point? I stated that my electric provider is a nuclear plant. So using an electric car for me would be a near zero carbon footprint.
> MapleSephiroth said on
08-21-2009 at
19:07:
a nuclear plant produces millions and millions of times more energy than that car. go ahead buy millions of electric cars that cost 70k each.
> kingdaka5006 said on
08-21-2009 at
17:45:
I want one
> KB1LQD said on
07-21-2009 at
03:38:
Interesting idea, especially for places with reoccuring power outages... the only problem is that the circuits bringing power into the car lose something on the order of 15% give or take and if you need to put that power back into the grid you lose ANOTHER 15% or so... you losing a lot of energy giving back to the grid as heat...
> vdub2002 said on
07-20-2009 at
06:02:
he states-that the car is only as green as the electricity source, which solar and wind, as well as oceanic and thermal are taking hold.
> micrisc said on
07-16-2009 at
01:43:
my thoughts exactly. stealing power...
> dieper2dieper said on
07-08-2009 at
16:13:
very efficient.
> chairde said on
06-19-2009 at
03:18:
Where I live we get electricity from nuclear plants. So if I had this car it would really be clean and green.
> motor86obsessed said on
06-09-2009 at
02:53:
if this car had a V8 and burned gasoline, it would be warm and sunny in this video. This fucker could be wearing shorts, a t-shirt, and flip-flops. But instead this guy built this car, and a bunch of people are buying hybrids and Smarts and crap instead of Range Rovers and Suburbans and now look whats happening. The climate is fucked!!!!! its colder than ever, its always gray rain gray snow sleet gray tornado rain clouds gray sleet gray. Lets warm this planet up!! Buy V8 SUVs and sports cars!!!
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