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electricity Posted on Jun 3 2007 at 4:39am by [b]I sawI am not any type of engineer however I saw a program regarding electrical cars and in the program it said that you could use air and sun. Can any one tell me how one could use a source such as solar power then take air compress it and use it to generate electricity.
My daughter/s-i-l live in new orleans and they have natural gas and put in a system whereby if the electricty goes off the gas kicks in the new system to generate electricity. I think it coust them about $15 thousand dollars, however, it is very expensive it cost something like 25/50 a day to generate it.
Now with our politics the Public Service Commission gave entergy persmission to attach a surcharge of about 110%, that is correct about 110%. Now they are talking about giving back a rebate of about 5%.
Any replies given is appreciated. GOD BLESS
RE: electricity Posted on Apr 1 2008 at 9:15pm by That artical was about our company's system. We built the first and only solar generator that produces electricity to operate a tankless compressor. The compressor fills the car's air tanks and the gas pedal acts like a valve to release air into the another product that we make is a air turbine motor. No fuel other than compressed air is used. We also patented the process and we have designed and built a" move as you go" compressor for the back wheels. This system ensures that the air tanks stay full to extend the range of the car or truck or boat. I am the inventor of the system. So far there has only been one french car maker that uses our technology. Another company that is comming with us is TA TA. They make the smallest and cheepest cars in the world. I hope this answered your questions. The weakness of our system is the car's breaks wear out faster. Respectfully Jim McKirdy