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In article .com,
Dave wrote: The advantages would appear to be adequate power and range for urban/suburban use - and zero pollution (not counting the pollution generated in the process of compressing the air in the first place). Such vehicles could be "recharged" by compressors overnight - when surplus electric power is available. Downsides? High pressure compressors are expensive, and require lots of power to operate. Not to mention the fact that any high pressure tank is a potential bomb. OTOH such tanks are in common use, such as SCUBA tanks and paintball tanks - found everywhere. Comments? More drain on the world's supply of both balonium and unobtainium. You can't store enough compressed air to make it practical -- perhaps they use a very long air hose? |
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