Greyman 25,295 Posted February 17 Report Share Posted February 17 13 billion to bankrupt in one easy step, 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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kanny 19,427 Posted March 7 Report Share Posted March 7 Electric Jaguar rammed off road by police after brakes fail in 90mph ‘terror ride’ WWW.INDEPENDENT.CO.UK ‘I kept trying to press the brakes but nothing was happening’ Quote Link to post Share on other sites
paddyluke 530 Posted March 7 Report Share Posted March 7 14 minutes ago, kanny said: Electric Jaguar rammed off road by police after brakes fail in 90mph ‘terror ride’ WWW.INDEPENDENT.CO.UK ‘I kept trying to press the brakes but nothing was happening’ ok for emergency services to do the above but not ok for below????? Couple rescue trapped driving instructor from 4ft of floodwater while emergency crews STAND BY - because they are 'only allowed to go in waist-high' | Daily Mail Online WWW.DAILYMAIL.CO.UK Filmmaker Jamie Price and his partner Danielle waded into the deep water because the motorist 'looked like... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
kanny 19,427 Posted March 7 Report Share Posted March 7 7 minutes ago, paddyluke said: ok for emergency services to do the above but not ok for below????? Couple rescue trapped driving instructor from 4ft of floodwater while emergency crews STAND BY - because they are 'only allowed to go in waist-high' | Daily Mail Online WWW.DAILYMAIL.CO.UK Filmmaker Jamie Price and his partner Danielle waded into the deep water because the motorist 'looked like... Tbh I think there's a vast difference between a runaway electric car toeing a ton down the motorway with no brakes and a bloke sat in waist high water lol Quote Link to post Share on other sites
kanny 19,427 Posted March 12 Report Share Posted March 12 Skip to 20.30 minutes if you want the prices he was offered... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
leegreen 2,100 Posted March 12 Report Share Posted March 12 On 08/03/2023 at 22:03, NEWKID said: Well I've spent 6 years and a fair lump of money backing the Hydrogen revolution.... I hope I'm backing the right horse!! Lol There is a geezer near me fitting hydrogen cells, apparently they work better on diesels. They reduce you emissions so much so you can re apply for you cars emission grading and this will affect your road tax and things like ULEZ etc. Do you know if this is true? I have yet to phone the bloke. About 10+ years ago, I had a mad Yank from deep south arrived as a customer, you could tell he was mad by the patchy shaving he had done, you know the type. He had made a hydrogen cell and was offering to fit it on my Misses Passat. I understood the method/science behind it, but was reluctant to allow him to fit it, funnily enough. I said next time he visits his old Ma, let me know and I'll buy a cheap diesel to put it on. Apparently you needed to sacrifice your window washer for the water supply, something you don't need on the newer units. He has never returned 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
big sid 1,119 Posted March 12 Report Share Posted March 12 newkid i remember you were involved in something to reduce gases wasnt it something fitted to the manifold and didnt you try it out in france. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
NEWKID 26,211 Posted March 12 Report Share Posted March 12 42 minutes ago, leegreen said: There is a geezer near me fitting hydrogen cells, apparently they work better on diesels. They reduce you emissions so much so you can re apply for you cars emission grading and this will affect your road tax and things like ULEZ etc. Do you know if this is true? I have yet to phone the bloke. About 10+ years ago, I had a mad Yank from deep south arrived as a customer, you could tell he was mad by the patchy shaving he had done, you know the type. He had made a hydrogen cell and was offering to fit it on my Misses Passat. I understood the method/science behind it, but was reluctant to allow him to fit it, funnily enough. I said next time he visits his old Ma, let me know and I'll buy a cheap diesel to put it on. Apparently you needed to sacrifice your window washer for the water supply, something you don't need on the newer units. He has never returned 14 minutes ago, big sid said: newkid i remember you were involved in something to reduce gases wasnt it something fitted to the manifold and didnt you try it out in france. This my company lads.. Atmos-Clear Limited | Clean Air Technology | To find out more call: 44 (0)1395 208700 or email sales@atmos-clear.com WWW.ATMOS-CLEAR.COM Atmos-Clear Ltd has, in the last two years, invested in the development and enhancement of the... We are working with mining companies in Australia and large fleet users in USA, but have struggled to break in UK, we have had limited success with local councils for change to taxi licensing..but no luck with change to ULEZ etc.. We have tested on thousands of vehicles and there is no doubt thr additions of HHO to the fuel/air mix improves the burn and the fuel us used more completely, less emissions... We've looked at a lot of systems and most are "garden shed" type, some better ones now coming on the market place..I know I'm biased but we've seem nothing like ours yet that produces rhe amount of gas at the minimum electrical draw required, but it has taken us nearly 3 years for the new product to finally go through the patent process...we are also on the brink of making it fully variable, meaning we produce gas in line with engine requirements (more load/revs more gas, less load/revs less gas).. all works on the bench, just a software glitch in electronics...its a huge breakthrough as everyone else (including us) have only ever produced constant load of gas. The development sucks up money and time like nothing I've ever been involved with, we've had to dilute for investment but the core original group still hold majority shares... I'm sure hydrogen will play a huge part in the future, I'd like to still be in the race ..but I'm knackered! Lol 3 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
leegreen 2,100 Posted March 12 Report Share Posted March 12 23 minutes ago, big sid said: newkid i remember you were involved in something to reduce gases wasnt it something fitted to the manifold and didnt you try it out in france. if it's Hydrogen, it'll be somewhere on the intake. Air intake as far as I know. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
NEWKID 26,211 Posted March 12 Report Share Posted March 12 53 minutes ago, leegreen said: There is a geezer near me fitting hydrogen cells, apparently they work better on diesels. They reduce you emissions so much so you can re apply for you cars emission grading and this will affect your road tax and things like ULEZ etc. Do you know if this is true? I have yet to phone the bloke. About 10+ years ago, I had a mad Yank from deep south arrived as a customer, you could tell he was mad by the patchy shaving he had done, you know the type. He had made a hydrogen cell and was offering to fit it on my Misses Passat. I understood the method/science behind it, but was reluctant to allow him to fit it, funnily enough. I said next time he visits his old Ma, let me know and I'll buy a cheap diesel to put it on. Apparently you needed to sacrifice your window washer for the water supply, something you don't need on the newer units. He has never returned The best results by far are on older diesels, probably the biggest benefit to the customer is the reduction in carbon build up and the issues that causes downstream (EGR, DPF problems etc(. We sale to our local hospital vehicles purely on this reason, and they have been buying for about 3 years now. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
NEWKID 26,211 Posted March 12 Report Share Posted March 12 Just now, leegreen said: if it's Hydrogen, it'll be somewhere on the intake. Air intake as far as I know. Correct Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Daniel cain 42,900 Posted March 12 Report Share Posted March 12 1 hour ago, NEWKID said: This my company lads.. Atmos-Clear Limited | Clean Air Technology | To find out more call: 44 (0)1395 208700 or email sales@atmos-clear.com WWW.ATMOS-CLEAR.COM Atmos-Clear Ltd has, in the last two years, invested in the development and enhancement of the... We are working with mining companies in Australia and large fleet users in USA, but have struggled to break in UK, we have had limited success with local councils for change to taxi licensing..but no luck with change to ULEZ etc.. We have tested on thousands of vehicles and there is no doubt thr additions of HHO to the fuel/air mix improves the burn and the fuel us used more completely, less emissions... We've looked at a lot of systems and most are "garden shed" type, some better ones now coming on the market place..I know I'm biased but we've seem nothing like ours yet that produces rhe amount of gas at the minimum electrical draw required, but it has taken us nearly 3 years for the new product to finally go through the patent process...we are also on the brink of making it fully variable, meaning we produce gas in line with engine requirements (more load/revs more gas, less load/revs less gas).. all works on the bench, just a software glitch in electronics...its a huge breakthrough as everyone else (including us) have only ever produced constant load of gas. The development sucks up money and time like nothing I've ever been involved with, we've had to dilute for investment but the core original group still hold majority shares... I'm sure hydrogen will play a huge part in the future, I'd like to still be in the race ..but I'm knackered! Lol Fair play Kev,I hope it all comes together for you mate% 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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