Has anyone seen this. I can honestly say I would love to own every single device in that advert apart from the awful renault products at the end....

 

A V8 photocopier, thats just sensible! A PDQ machine with an engine? Whats not to like! :D

 

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I know I,m sad but I have already ordered a Renault Zoe. £12,680 + £70 per month and 100mile costs around £2.80. Not bad really for the wifes 55 miles per day.

remember those dynamo lights you used to get for push bikes? (the faster you rode, the brighter the light)

 

why don't they just strap one of them to each wheel, charge the battery's up and off you go, let the dynamo's recharge the batteries from the wheels as its moving, you would have infinite power then (yes yes i know they would have to produce more charge than whats coming out, but surely its doable?) self charging vehicle with unlimited milage..

Edited January 12, 201213 yr by vodkashots

I know I,m sad but I have already ordered a Renault Zoe. £12,680 + £70 per month and 100mile costs around £2.80. Not bad really for the wifes 55 miles per day.

 

Poor you... poor wife! lol. So its going to cost aprox £100 a month in rent and electricity to do the 55 miles a day. Which is £5 a day based on a 20 day working month. Assuming you had a good diesel that could do 55mpg, it would use a gallon of diesel a day, which is say £6.20 a day... Plus the £12,680!

 

remember those dynamo lights you used to get for push bikes? (the faster you rode, the brighter the light)

 

why don't they just strap one of them to each wheel, charge the battery's up and off you go, let the dynamo's recharge the batteries from the wheels as its moving, you would have infinite power then (yes yes i know they would have to produce more charge than whats coming out, but surely its doable?) self charging vehicle with unlimited milage..

 

Ever come across perpetual motion?!...

 

They do have regen braking to recover "lost" energy, which is why you cant tow them I think! I suspect the drag and weight caused by the dynamos would use more juice than they produce.

Poor you... poor wife! lol. So its going to cost aprox £100 a month in rent and electricity to do the 55 miles a day. Which is £5 a day based on a 20 day working month. Assuming you had a good diesel that could do 55mpg, it would use a gallon of diesel a day, which is say £6.20 a day... Plus the £12,680!

 

 

 

Ever come across perpetual motion?!...

 

They do have regen braking to recover "lost" energy, which is why you cant tow them I think! I suspect the drag and weight caused by the dynamos would use more juice than they produce.

 

unless you have less resistant dynamos and just use more of them lol