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i just need the loan...tacnet wrote: ↑June 12th, 2024, 12:40 amAnd where do you think you are you going to fill it up ????? At you local hydrogen station ????
Hydrogen is a great idea as a concept but its highly explosive which is why we dont ship it round the country in big tankers.
And by the way, if you think EVs are hazardous when they crash then try having a crash in a hydrogen car. Its basically a nuclear bomb in the back of the car !!!

Yes bus companies, trains (Germany has launched Hydro trains), large commercial fleets are all places where hydro works because they have the facilities to store hydrogen and safely refuel their vehicles. The problem comes when you try to ship it to thousands of gas stations all over the country. Its far too dangerous at the moment but maybe they will find a solutionBrasSmonkey wrote: ↑June 12th, 2024, 1:08 ami just need the loan...tacnet wrote: ↑June 12th, 2024, 12:40 amAnd where do you think you are you going to fill it up ????? At you local hydrogen station ????
Hydrogen is a great idea as a concept but its highly explosive which is why we dont ship it round the country in big tankers.
And by the way, if you think EVs are hazardous when they crash then try having a crash in a hydrogen car. Its basically a nuclear bomb in the back of the car !!!![]()
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both cars are dangerous. most city busses in the usa are hydrogen. Az 100% semi trucks are going hydro. fedex is trying to go hydro... so.... have a good 1 tac master flash!!!
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it's probably not all bullshit. what is with you can't be green if you don't believe in climate change bullshit???tacnet wrote: ↑June 12th, 2024, 2:57 amYes bus companies, trains (Germany has launched Hydro trains), large commercial fleets are all places where hydro works because they have the facilities to store hydrogen and safely refuel their vehicles. The problem comes when you try to ship it to thousands of gas stations all over the country. Its far too dangerous at the moment but maybe they will find a solutionBrasSmonkey wrote: ↑June 12th, 2024, 1:08 ami just need the loan...tacnet wrote: ↑June 12th, 2024, 12:40 amAnd where do you think you are you going to fill it up ????? At you local hydrogen station ????
Hydrogen is a great idea as a concept but its highly explosive which is why we dont ship it round the country in big tankers.
And by the way, if you think EVs are hazardous when they crash then try having a crash in a hydrogen car. Its basically a nuclear bomb in the back of the car !!!![]()
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both cars are dangerous. most city busses in the usa are hydrogen. Az 100% semi trucks are going hydro. fedex is trying to go hydro... so.... have a good 1 tac master flash!!!
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And anyway, why do you care ??? According to you, all this man mande climate change is bullshit and we dont need to be reducing our emissions at all !!!


have you heard of any explosions? today people make statements without backing it up. i backed what im saying! you are blowing smoke up your own ass!

Why write out my thoughts it is all here.tacnet wrote: ↑June 12th, 2024, 12:40 amAnd where do you think you are you going to fill it up ????? At you local hydrogen station ????
Hydrogen is a great idea as a concept but its highly explosive which is why we dont ship it round the country in big tankers.
And by the way, if you think EVs are hazardous when they crash then try having a crash in a hydrogen car. Its basically a nuclear bomb in the back of the car !!!



cali i guess is the ground zero... most stations. if they can drive down fuel cost will be great. u can see eateries getting into bio diesel. that used oil is gold.


you are fucking clueless!!! it has already happened!


In an accident which one is more a fire ball risk?BrasSmonkey wrote: ↑June 14th, 2024, 4:58 pmHydrogen fuel cell buses have a greater range and longer run time than battery electric buses, with a range of around 450 kilometres (280 mi) before refuelling – compared to around 250 kilometres (160 mi) between charges for a battery electric bus. Hydrogen also has a higher energy storage density than batteries.