[REAL TALK] Flywheel car … old idea from a magazine called popular science

[Zaroku]

The whole concept was based on two giant flywheels
tapping into instantaneous power

so many guys I knew said containing two big heavy flywheels is beyond our technological ability

[ProblemChild_JakePaul]

They did a South Park where Mr Garrison invents something similar. He was fed up with long lines at the airports. Garrison got his Master's degree in mechanical engineering from Denver Community College.

[Zaroku]

It was state of the art. In my day


when japan launched crx and Honda entered racing I was then. In Korea ,, Korean cars really are awesome making great cars

my wife said if I didn’t have a 97 Toyota

she’d realize I am broke

l don’t watch south park cuz I gott pay Netflix more $$$

my Polish buddy cto of edmunds..com only hires smart guys

mainly Russian *** hackers

[Rockin']

It was state of the art. In my day


when japan launched crx and Honda entered racing I was then. In Korea ,, Korean cars really are awesome making great cars

my wife said if I didnât have a 97 Toyota

sheâd realize I am broke

l donât watch south park cuz I gott pay Netflix more $$$

my Polish buddy cto of edmunds..com only hires smart guys

mainly Russian *** hackers

South Park is great doe! ................Rockin'

[kara]

They did a South Park where Mr Garrison invents something similar. He was fed up with long lines at the airports. Garrison got his Master's degree in mechanical engineering from Denver Community College.

I'm still shocked that show is still running strong

[Zaroku]

Vey funny show and they were (writers w) were just smart guys

[jaded]

J-Lo was a Fly Girl.

[ProblemChild_JakePaul]

I'm still shocked that show is still running strong

Yeah they've reached Simpsons level longevity. An elite club!

[Zaroku]

Hey wheels are amazing things needing a clutch to disengage

my pops was really into big black engines. And torque

power

I just like my rust bike in Japan

[4truth]

Flywheel energy storage is a great idea that has been around for a long time. Putting it into an automobile though, doesn't seem like such a great idea.

How about a massive underground (for safety) flywheel that stores solar energy for home use? Flywheels are very efficient, more so than batteries and are made from materials that are more environmentally friendly than batteries.

How about flywheel energy storage to tap tidal energy. How much energy could be harvested from the 100,000 ton cargo ships in our harbors, rising and falling ~6 feet twice a day??