From: cuhulin on
On the web, whichever search engine you like,,,
Will nuclear batteries power our cars?

Maybe, some day.
cuhulin

From: cuhulin on
I want one of those new fangled Air Cars/Vans, runs on compressed air.As
little driving as I do nowadays, that would be perfect for me.

On the web, The Air Car
cuhulin

From: J.B. Wood on
On 4/7/2010 9:48 AM, Don Stauffer wrote:

> Right. Nuclear batteries are best for low drain devices that you
want to
> last a long time without replacement. Any I have seen are not really
> that efficient.

Hello, and that's why NASA uses them. Now for automobiles how about a
"Mr. Fusion"? Sincerely,

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From: hls on

"J.B. Wood" <john.wood(a)nrl.navy.mil> wrote in message
news:hpkba7$10g$1(a)ra.nrl.navy.mil...
> On 4/7/2010 9:48 AM, Don Stauffer wrote:
>
> > Right. Nuclear batteries are best for low drain devices that you want
> to
>> last a long time without replacement. Any I have seen are not really
>> that efficient.
>
> Hello, and that's why NASA uses them. Now for automobiles how about a
> "Mr. Fusion"? Sincerely,

Are you trying to say that NASA's use of anything represents industrial
efficiency and safety?

As far as efficiency, depends upon how you calculate it, but they are
not high current, not for the common people, and certainly entail a
radiation hazard, the level of which depends upon the strength of the
source.

If you want to talk about fusion devices, you are much further out into
the future.

From: cuhulin on
Compressed air powered vehicles date back to the 1800s.They were used in
mining operations.

The longest distance I ever drive anymore is about 14 miles round trip
to and from a Veterinary supply store for Pro Pac dog food for my
little couch buddy doggy.She owns the couch.

A compressed air powered car/van would be great for me.Some people have
home made their own compressed air vehicles.Usually from second hand
parts they scrounged up from junk yards, wherever.
cuhulin