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I have an '84 Cressida sedan that I want to retrofit with a 250 cc, Honda engine, a set of Ford Super Duty Truck Alternators, Electric Motors mounted in the...
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I'm not sure the help I'll offer is what you need, and don't take this information as anything more than an opinion. For used DC motors you can look at machine...
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I am hoping to create a hybrid drive system where the gas motor stays at a constant rpm, to maximize the efficiency of the gas engine. Changes in powerplant...
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I would definitely need a currency inverter, the Ford truck alternators produce alternating current, which would be the primary power source for the vehicle....
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take a GMC Suburban, fit it with a Capstone Microturbine and 5 GMC Nova White alternators and 15 Optima deep cycle marine batteries, 4 80 hp electric motors...
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... Why use a Suburban??? why not just start with a brinks truck... the suspension would already be beefy enough for the extra weight of the batteries and it...
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Greg Locock
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General Motors is working on a hybrid SUV. Check out this PDF file. https://shop.sae.org/automag/globalvehicles/03-2003/1-111-3-10.pdf...
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yes, and there is a Ford Escape hybrid coming too, right? Did you notice in that article that in the section about the Nissan Titan, they mention that the...
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HA HA I remember this one. I believe it was the Maxima commercial that used the same speil. Seems like Nissan uses this coating on quite a few of their...
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<http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/cb_headline.cgi?&story_file=bw.031003/2 30695771&directory=/google&header_file=header.htm&footer_file=> ... Happy Hybrid...
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What I would really love to do in the world of hybrids, and the reason I'm embarking on my rebuilt my old Toyota project, is because I would love to build the...
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... because ... I ... pack ... if ... this ... I misspoke on that last post, the Optima Deep Cycle Marine batteries produce 900 amperes, at 12 volts, not 900...
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Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the highefficiencyvehicles group: Which do you feel is the most viable and immediate option for a...
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The poll gives no good choices for a commercially available low emissions vehicle. I have spent some time working with adjustable speed AC drives and motors on...
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The most viable and immediate option for a commercially available low emissions vehicle is a no brainer. You can go to a Honda or Toyota Dealer and buy a...
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I see lots of talk about hybrids, which is a good concept, and other varieties of alternate fuel vehicles. In fact, I believe it is Norway (I may be...
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Paul... I've been asking this question for ~30 years... There is no real answer... Reminds me of the line in the movie robo-cop... where the bad guy says: "I...
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When I put "Gas/Electric Hybrid Standard Transmission," I was referring to currently available systems, such as those on the Toyota and Honda Hybrid vehicles,...
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... we pay ... Well, you're only half right here. The peak efficiency of a modern gasoline engine is in the neighborhood of 30% (call it 20% to 40% if you...
Isaac
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Perhaps an example would help to illustrate what I was saying. Let's assume, for the sake of this example, that we have an engine that burns 100% of the fuel...
Isaac
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best option in terms of well to wheel environmental impact, and cost of ownership: Small turbo diesel. Manual trans. Fuel comes from oil wells. Second best :...
Greg Locock
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Mar 25, 2003
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Okay, well how about... aw darn, I happen to agree....
Isaac
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... European, maybe. Current U.S. diesel fuel is too dirty... cancer-causing particulates. We don't have a lifetime to figure that one out -- even a few people...
Linda
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Hello Isaac... this may be off topic but I have a question for you... I have been seriously thinking about ways to both heat my home and generate electrical...
Timothy
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Greg... LPG is a bit expensive here... what about natural gas??? Timothy... ... __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo!...
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Yes, that falls into the category of "cogeneration," which is a general term that is used to refer to situations where something useful (waste heat related) is...
Isaac
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Have to disagree. If gasoline burns completely, as a result of complete vaporization, the only byproducts are CO2 and H2O, no Carbon Monoxide (CO), no...
Paul House
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I have another theory concerning the question. That theory goes something like this... Big Oil likes money, and lots of it. If our vehicles actually obtained...
Paul House
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It's fine with me if you'd like to disagree, especially if you can come up with some factual information, but you might want to read up a bit on chemistry and...
Isaac
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