Appotus Dominus

[dnief]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rf3cskm0UKk

The technology is one thing but the guy is a little too optimistic about its use. He obviously doesn't understand that the elites don't want shit like this so the can price gouge oil and lower our standard of living to institute the Amero and North American Union. Spreading video's like these could help prevent the elites plans.

[dunnodoncare]

It won't work as advertised. Magnetically driven motors are well understood, and their costs are not cheap: the magnets need to be replaced regularly, which winds up costing much more than gasoline would. This means that when you get low on 'fuel'.. in this case magnets.. you get less energy per revolution of the motor, until at some point you must replace your partially demagnetized magnets at the magnet station instead of the gas station.

There is no conspiracy. A sure sign of poor science is when someone must claim a conspiracy, particularly when they have something to sell you. I've mentioned it before.. the best technology at the moment is:
1) Purely electrical drive (the most efficient way to turning energy into rotary motion is electrical)
2) One motor per wheel (small motors driving a single wheel means no energy loss in a transmission)
3) Using those individual motors as both drives and as braking systems (regenerative braking) which transforms braking energy back into electrical energy to recharge the batteries.

The cars of the future will be purely electrical. Hydrogen fuel cells are ridiculous (it requires more energy to turn water into hydrogen than you get from burning the hydrogen). Hybrids are a stopgap measure.

Invest in batteries. Good ones.

Medding.

[Mandaar]

That car will not hit the streets en masse for many years at best.

Why? Because it would be impossible to maintain and the cost would be far too high. Also, the cost to produce the "energy" needed to run would far outstrip the cost of any other production vehicle by a factor of at least 10 (conservatively).