1 Cent Per Mile !
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Hi Guys,
If anyone is worried about gas / petrol prices you might
like to check out the BugE http://www.bugev.net Mark Murphy, the
designer, says,The design goal was to create a simple, low cost personal
mobility vehicle that could function in a four-season environment
on city streets.And I think he has achieved this goal in an elegant package that
can be put together for approx. $5K plus 40 hours of assembly time,
which could be good fun!Mike
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Looks like an up-dated Sinclair C5 to me .....
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No really the only ecologic solution is this one and nothing else!
Video
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80mph downhill with only body steer! They don't look
that mad
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@mike lucey said:
They don't look that mad
I wouldnt be so sure, that one on the lefts got a bit of a twinkle in his eye...
Pretty crazy none the less.
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Car on Water (and electricity)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6yRn4IAsrU
How:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8stApCmxYEMEDIT. Links updated. Previous were wrong. Sorry.
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I've got something even better, still talking about cars..
ELECTRIC VEHICLE SURGE TECHNOLOGY
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Same idea in Philipines - H20 >> H & O
Real car. I hope oil companies won't manage to stop it.Unbelievable.
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OK. Do you fancy a car running on an air?? It is not a joke.
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Thanks for the link Tomasz. Its great seeing these technologies
being developed. I think the rotary engine has good prospects
and it looks like the inventor is going about getting it on the
market in the right way, small application for starters!Mike
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Ok. Back to water. Japan needs urgently new fuel for they cars, independent of oil supplies.
Prototype from Japan - 1 liter of water per 1 hour driving.
Same approach as in Stanley Meyer car. -
Hi Tomasz,
Good find, I also found the develpers site which has an English
version, http://www.genepax.co.jp/en/index.htmlIt makes for interesting reading. Hopefully something will come
of the venture.Mike
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Thanks for the link. Interesting reading indeed.
They actually writing that they charge batteries of an electric car.
It means every electric car can be powered with this solution!Ideal for Ireland
One can collect the fuel from a roof of a car
Tomasz
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In Ireland it would be very possible -
An accidental discovery of salt water fuel while doing cancer research.
I hope one or few of those solutions will get to the market.
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It seems green technology is popping up everywhere, but not on the market where it should be.I find it amazing that some of these technologies have been around for a very long time and still we don't have an eco car in our garage.Now besides these eco cars we also need to invent some ozone generators and climate/weather control.
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