Re: Automakers Put Hydrogen Power On the Fast Track
From: Tom Simonds (tsimonds_at_theworld.com)
Date: 01/28/05
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Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 21:06:31 -0500
> I saw a TV story several years ago about a guy in S. Cal that worked
> for GM
> designing the electronic controls for the Impact. He has a car
> running on
> batteries, but for longer trips, he had a small trailer with an IC
> powered
> generator. Sort of like a Hybrid, but with the engine only used for
> longer
> trips, thus there was no need to haul the extra weight of the IC
> engine and
> generator for most in town uses. The IC engine could run on ethanol
> or
> biodiesel. It might be the best of both worlds.
Isuggested the same thing one time. A trailer with a generator for long
trips. It deserves further consideration. You could even rent the
generator/trailer to people so they wouldn't buy it.
I could certainly make due with a electric car that gets 200 miles to
the charge. I don't think I would ever need to exceed the 200 mile range
over the life of the car.
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