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Not gasoline, not electricity — Japan finally testing this motorcycle "Ninja" of the future
Motorcycle enthusiasts have long debated the merits of gasoline versus electric-powered bikes, but a new, game-changing contender has arrived. Japan's
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I wonder if the water emissions are a problemNot gasoline, not electricity — Japan finally testing this motorcycle "Ninja" of the future
Motorcycle enthusiasts have long debated the merits of gasoline versus electric-powered bikes, but a new, game-changing contender has arrived. Japan's
As in getting onto the rear tyre
Could H2 be implemented on current combustion engines with a few mods? Asking the smart folks.
Does it run on cow farts?Not gasoline, not electricity — Japan finally testing this motorcycle "Ninja" of the future
Motorcycle enthusiasts have long debated the merits of gasoline versus electric-powered bikes, but a new, game-changing contender has arrived. Japan's
JCB are going all in on hydrogen
Hydrogen power is here | JCB
JCB is bringing hydrogen fuel to the UK and beyond – providing the same level of diesel performance, with none of the CO2. Welcome to the new normal.
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It is effectively a battery electric bike, from what I can glean. The Hydrogen charges the battery until you run out of hydrogen At 95 miles. It’s not for me.JCB are going all in on hydrogen
Hydrogen power is here | JCB
JCB is bringing hydrogen fuel to the UK and beyond – providing the same level of diesel performance, with none of the CO2. Welcome to the new normal.
There was an American car manufactured (GM?) that had H2 pretty much sorted, from auto to home units back in 2008, then Obama killed it when he took office. I may have posted about it a while back.
I think H2 may be the stepping stone that gets us to where we want to be or the next significant energy efficient platform. Shame we've potentially lost almost 2 decades of dedicated development.
I think H2 may be the stepping stone that gets us to where we want to be or the next significant energy efficient platform. Shame we've potentially lost almost 2 decades of dedicated development.
The holy grail would be a vehicle that made and used hydrogen without the need for pressurising it then pumped the condensed exhaust (water) back into the the tank.
Aye that be the hard bit, generating the energy needed to break the bonds of the H2 and the O, on board there would be no energy left to power the vehicle.
Until we have small fusion reactors to power vehicles, H2 will have to produced and stored at pressure on a huge scale to make it viable.
Two routes, does the planet on a whole, either sink all effort into transition to H2 production infrastructure, or all effort into cold (not so) fusion for all our energy needs?
Actually just thought of a third, get rid of all conventional fission reactors, we have enough weapons grade isotopes to rip the world apart many times, and invest in smaller much much safer Thorium reactors.
Theoretically a village could have a reactor the size of the local school or church to power the whole village and nearby industry and commerce for a hundred years for next to fuck all, after the initial investment.
But none of this will happen, why, because the world is full and run by greedy selfish cuunts, who can't make huge profits from cheap nearly free energy.
.....and Thorium is relatively safe and abundant.
They are still trying to get the Tokamak perfected, they've been at it for years!!
They'll get there, its just time and investmentThey are still trying to get the Tokamak perfected, they've been at it for years!!
It is a risky technology if it goes well its unlimited free energy, if it all goes Pete Tong, there will be quite a big fucken bang!They are still trying to get the Tokamak perfected, they've been at it for years!!
The same with Cern, the LHC bothers me, on the entrance to Cern there is a massive sculpture of Shiva in Hindu the god of destruction, time and transformation!It is a risky technology if it goes well its unlimited free energy, if it all goes Pete Tong, there will be quite a big fucken bang!
Aye but Shiva is also the god of creation too, just some worshipers do like a baddie to rage at!The same with Cern, the LHC bothers me, on the entrance to Cern there is a massive sculpture of Shiva in Hindu the god of destruction, time and transformation!
I still find it a strange choice to have outside Cern
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TBH Wayne, when you think the point of LHC is to reproduce the first few moments of the universe and the beginning of time and the first creation of matter, Shiva the creator is a very potent icon to have at the entranceI still find it a strange choice to have outside Cern
Yes siree Mr Noobs, they call it electronic fuel injection
Did you know about the bloke who stuck his head in a particle accelerator??TBH Wayne, when you think the point of LHC is to reproduce the first few moments of the universe and the beginning of time and the first creation of matter, Shiva the creator is a very potent icon to have at the entrance
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True but with the ECU and the injection system and now with the carb upgrade i'll stick with the carb. The injection was so restrictive runing on the ECU it was crap, it runs great now with the carb and the upjetting! There is still more to do with the carb that i can mess with as there is more i can get out of it.Yes siree Mr Noobs, they call it electronic fuel injection
