Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "Repairman22" channel.

  1. ​ @rconger24 He was basically saying. Our generation of cars is nothing like how it was in the past. These days year after year car makers make some type of upgrade (ha). The new Corolla is basically a brand new design. No duh right? They aren't the same from the previous year. Where something like a Model T was made year in and out with basically no changes. It was built in 1909 to 1927 I think. It did get colors eventually, and an electric starter in 1919. Outside a few changes it was basically the same vehicle. The VW type 1 (aka the Beetle... Beatle? The Buggie.) sold more. The original VW Beetle was produced forever across the world in its original specs forever. I don't know for how long. 1938 to until fairly recently as some poorer countries kept it in production or something. Anyway that was what he was trying to say.
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  2. ​@peterkotara This engine does work. It has been made, and I think tested with gosh damn hydrogen. (Literally the worse storage IMO.) Yet an engine working, and an engine going into production are two different things. The issue these days is EVs ARE the future, and a near one at that. So since they are the future investors don't want to waste their money on a risky new engine design. However there is one contractor that is willing to get a high performance generator even if it can't last 100k hours. The military of course will need hybrids when just batteries cannot do! Drones, generators, and vehicles will benefit from small engines. PS - to the videos question. There is an axial flux motor that is said to do 800bhp at 52 pounds. ( Helix Motors UK. ) Annnnnd with power like that is exactly why electric is the future.
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