peterbaron
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Exactly John, so is mine, which I presently enjoy with both CBsHoutman_imp said:I do not worry about the future , my future is right NOW !
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Exactly John, so is mine, which I presently enjoy with both CBsHoutman_imp said:I do not worry about the future , my future is right NOW !
Doesn't sound so bad... The Depends is the only adjustment I'll need to make, and that convenience might be just the ticket!GoldOxide_imp said:To be practical, by the time the world adjusts motorcycles to the new era of zero-emission, most will be ridin' their CB1100s to a Sunday mornin' parking lot meet 'n' greet and coffee. Following that, it will be back home for a nap, then off to pick up some produce and Depends at the grocery store on the eScooter.
Dang the future is bright.
Doesn't sound so bad... The Depends is the only adjustment I'll need to make, and that convenience might be just the ticket!tommymck_imp said:Doesn't sound so bad... The Depends is the only adjustment I'll need to make, and that convenience might be just the ticket!GoldOxide_imp said:To be practical, by the time the world adjusts motorcycles to the new era of zero-emission, most will be ridin' their CB1100s to a Sunday mornin' parking lot meet 'n' greet and coffee. Following that, it will be back home for a nap, then off to pick up some produce and Depends at the grocery store on the eScooter.
Dang the future is bright.
Certainly better than pulling out any misaligned barbs of a catheter. :-/Cormanus_imp said:I’ve often thought a catheter would help on long, cold, wet, highly layered riding days. Maybe Depends would be a simpler solution.
Sires, you got a kinky sense of humor sometimes.Cormanus_imp said:I’ve often thought a catheter would help on long, cold, wet, highly layered riding days. Maybe Depends would be a simpler solution.
This was quite common in Europe for drivers shipping late 90's Sun Microsystems "StarFire" computers. They were worth millions at the time and several were hijacked for their CPU's. They then had to have two drivers with external catheters and no stopping. Crazy to think a little 4" high server will cream one of these mammoth machines today.Whoops_imp said:Back in the paper log book days before trucks were tracked via satellite, I knew a few drivers that would wear condom catheters so they could drive without stopping. One of the drivers who was coming back for time off would usually pickup a load on the East Coast and drive non-stop, except for fuel stops, all the way back to our terminal in Salt Lake so he would have an extra couple days off. That scared me a little bit I must confess.
You are right, ... and you are wrong. It depends on the type of power plant, on when it has been built, and how far away it’s located. To spare you a complicated, detailed analysis, let me give you an average number covering all sorts of (modern, more or less clean) power plants, all types and length of high voltage lines, and ignored the CO2 emitted in the process of building the plants and lines. If we managed to change /convert all our vehcles to electric in the US or in Western Europe, this would bring our transport related CO2 emissions down by about 50%. This value is not out of thin air, and it’s closer to reality than Goller’s biased assessment.peterbaron_imp said:Quote:
Electric cars are to be the green future of the automotive industry. However, in practice, today their use may be more harmful to the environment than driving internal combustion cars. - In order for an electric car that consumes 15 kWh of energy to be able to receive this electricity, the power plant must consume 55 kWh - explains P. Goller from the Automotive Industry Institute. He adds that the emission of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere is a very important factor. - In order to produce these 55 kWh of energy, the power plant must emit 16 kg of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. A gasoline car emits 14 kg of CO2
The next is recycling.....
GoldOxide_imp said:Air and space travel, and robots in your CB1100 future?
Car and motorbike maker Honda Motor Co. is positioning itself for a vertical takeoff.
pekingduck_imp said:GoldOxide_imp said:Air and space travel, and robots in your CB1100 future?
Car and motorbike maker Honda Motor Co. is positioning itself for a vertical takeoff.
Honda's "vision" for the future completely ignores the fact they are failing in their core business - transportation for the present and immediate future. Which is what would fund their future. We've lived through Honda's Golden Age, and it's been great, but it's luster has gone dull.
GoldOxide_imp said:pekingduck_imp said:GoldOxide_imp said:Air and space travel, and robots in your CB1100 future?
Car and motorbike maker Honda Motor Co. is positioning itself for a vertical takeoff.
Honda's "vision" for the future completely ignores the fact they are failing in their core business - transportation for the present and immediate future. Which is what would fund their future. We've lived through Honda's Golden Age, and it's been great, but it's luster has gone dull.
So does that mean you have no interest in a Honda robot dressing you, or one of their Honda human aircraft taking you to the party? What about returning from the party? What about when it is time for bed? Honda could be there for you.
Hmmm, yeah, you are so right.pekingduck_imp said:GoldOxide_imp said:pekingduck_imp said:GoldOxide_imp said:Air and space travel, and robots in your CB1100 future?
Car and motorbike maker Honda Motor Co. is positioning itself for a vertical takeoff.
Honda's "vision" for the future completely ignores the fact they are failing in their core business - transportation for the present and immediate future. Which is what would fund their future. We've lived through Honda's Golden Age, and it's been great, but it's luster has gone dull.
So does that mean you have no interest in a Honda robot dressing you, or one of their Honda human aircraft taking you to the party? What about returning from the party? What about when it is time for bed? Honda could be there for you.
So does that mean you have no interest in a Honda robot dressing you, or one of their Honda human aircraft taking you to the party? What about returning from the party? What about when it is time for bed? Honda could be there for you.
If their robot Asimo is any reflection, they have a long way to go, compared to Hyundai, who recently bought Boston Dynamics.
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