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29-11-2010, 19:05
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Location: peoples democratic republic of west yorkshire
Vehicle: " alice "
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car runs on air !!!!!!
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29-11-2010, 19:24
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Location: Huddersfield
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brilliant idea, amazing, but its a shite car. i cant understand why these types make this amazing technology, and insert it into the shittest design for a vehicle.
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29-11-2010, 20:19
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Location: peoples democratic republic of west yorkshire
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surely that that technology could be put in a car that actually looks like a car
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30-11-2010, 00:40
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Location: St Albans Herts
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Rover were going to produce one. Heres the prototype test video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmjW-0Y2ESY |
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30-11-2010, 09:20
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Reminds me more of an oversized air tool than a car. I love the way they go on about no cost energy. It isnt. Its energy exchange. Youve got to input some form of energy to compress the air in the first place which then expands to provide the energy to turn the gas turbine!! If you use an electric compressor for the first stage it uses 240v from the national grid which is supplied by coal fired and nuclear power stations 
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