Time to Dump your Nitros...
#1
Tech Adept
Thread Starter
#2
Yeah my XXX-NT can whoop that thing. And my XXX-NT barely runs. Cool concept though, mabey that will put an end to a $30 gallon of nitro!
Sadly, I actually like my loud, abnoxious, inefficient, clumsy, overly polluting nitro mill!
Sadly, I actually like my loud, abnoxious, inefficient, clumsy, overly polluting nitro mill!
#3
What is it? The link didn't work for me......
#4
Tech Regular
its a water powered rc car
#5
Tech Adept
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by mgtman
its a water powered rc car
#6
HeY!!!
havent they been workin on that for real cars also??? i remember readin somthing like that in one of my science classes last yr.
LaTa JoSh
havent they been workin on that for real cars also??? i remember readin somthing like that in one of my science classes last yr.
LaTa JoSh
#7
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Mazda have been working on the technology for ages, hydrogen and the rotary engine are actually the perfect pair. When I did a research project on alternative fuels back in High school, hydrogen was not viable in a piston engine. Seems BMW have done thier homework and now it is
#8
Engine looks very much like an OS 4 stroke.
#9
its nice...but i think regular nitro is fun. u can expect that car to be sloww...thats for sure
#10
I can see it now. One car T bones another at the end of the straight, and a big fireball rises above the track.
#11
Tech Addict
Originally Posted by Stealth_RT
I can see it now. One car T bones another at the end of the straight, and a big fireball rises above the track.
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Last edited by Gabe Boudreau; 10-24-2005 at 08:18 AM.
#13
It says it can run at 80 km/h thays close to 50 mp/h but 25 min. on equivilent to 300 metric liters of fuel is poor milage. Nice first attempt, but i'd like to see fuel cell technology come to rc as well.