From: Eeyore on


paradox137 wrote:

> I read a report on a high density capacitor that could be charged in 5
> minutes and used as a battery for a hybrid vehicle. On one charge the
> average car could go 500 miles. Assuming no technical problems this will
> be a life saver.

Complete rubbish. You read no such thing and made up the rest.

Capacitors (even the latest gee-whizziest ones) don't have the required energy
density. A car might go half a mile on an ultracap.

Graham

From: Eeyore on


BradGuth wrote:

> So, the regular laws of physics and the best available science are now
> by way of your standards a "conspiracy theory"?

According to you they must be since that's what the scientsists and engineers use.

Graham

From: Eeyore on


BradGuth wrote:

> The 0.0001% of solar energy and the 0.0000001% of the Earth/moon
> energy is in fact sustaining some limited portion on behalf the likes
> of your pathetic life

'Earth Moon energy' is another of Brad's psychotic delusions.

Graham

From: Duane C. Johnson on
Hi paradox137;

paradox137 <ronblue(a)u2ai.us> wrote:

> I read a report on a high density capacitor that
> could be charged in 5 minutes and used as a battery
> for a hybrid vehicle. On one charge the average
> car could go 500 miles. Assuming no technical
> problems this will be a life saver.

That's a big assumption!
Thy charge any EV for 500 miles of operation would
require very high charging power from the grid to do
it in 5 minutes.
It's ludicrous to think one will be able have the
required sub station in your back yard.
And you neighbors will each need one to.

Duane

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From: MooseFET on
On Sep 25, 3:18 am, Eeyore <rabbitsfriendsandrelati...(a)hotmail.com>
wrote:
> paradox137 wrote:
> > I read a report on a high density capacitor that could be charged in 5
> > minutes and used as a battery for a hybrid vehicle. On one charge the
> > average car could go 500 miles. Assuming no technical problems this will
> > be a life saver.
>
> Complete rubbish. You read no such thing and made up the rest.
>
> Capacitors (even the latest gee-whizziest ones) don't have the required energy
> density. A car might go half a mile on an ultracap.

No, there is a group claiming the same energy capacity as a lead acid
battery from a capacitor. So far, you need a microscope to see their
experimental unit. Unfortunately I don't remember the link.