I fell in love with HHO generation for cars.
Easy to make from water and a constant current of electricity.
There is no infrastructure to make it practical. Snd where Diesel is on the explosive scale at 3 and 93 octane is around 5 Hydrogen is above 9. It doesn’t just explode it pops. All at once. Our cars would be bombs.
The trick with hydrogen is to be able to make HHO on demand from water and no need to store it. The amount of energy in a simple cup of water is tremendous. And I’m talking launching a one pound lead ball to the moon and back.
I know a guy in Georgia the sells propane. His Continental has two scuba tanks in the trunk. He fills up on his sales calls. He’s always around the stuff. When he runs dry, hits a switch and drives on regular gas.
Natural gas should fuel our National fleet of vehicles.
But no infrastructure. The Baltic states, Your house has a compressor and you fill your car with nat gas from your home supply. Takes all night to compress a full tank. Hit a switch and use regular gas. Seems messy as hell.
EV is doable and has a leg up. Power is everywhere. The trick is not to go totally empty and don’t recharge to 100% unless your at home or end of the trail. 40-80% charge is the sweet spot for fast recharge times.
Exciting times, but Gas ain’t going away anytime soon. And it should not be forced to go away.
Today, I’d never buy an EV truck, but all my chit runs on batteries. From drill to leaf blowers..recharge those snd I’m good. Terra Vis sounds cool with the EV hype, but it’s really marketed to the guys that are sick of drop chords and actually use tools everyday.
Most guys that comes to my house are on battery packs.
I’d say we have a market.
I still want $10mm + in standard covers per Q.
