Goodness, if that’s the case I have to agree with you. Refuelling time is about the best advantage that hydrogen has. I thought the main storage tank would be held at something over required pressure with the “pump” (really a dispensor) regulating it down to the 5k-10k psi the cars need.

I’m reminded of the south part episode about the writers of family guy.

Thanks for the numbers!

But russian pancackes are really good.

Everyone will lock up if sufficiently overwhelmed. It’s just a question of where that line is.

Easy as in not complicated, sure. But electrolysis is very energy intensive.

Because building a gas tank is cheaper than a battery, a gas tank does not loose its capacity over time, and a gas tank can be refilled faster than a battery can be recharged.

I thought the tanks would use compressed gas, rather than liquid hydrogen. 5,000 and 10,000psi numbers kept floating around. Does anyone know how the energy density of 10kpsi hydrogen compares to batteries?

This looks to me like a case of pedal misapplication.

Translation:

Oh good god, this still isnt dead? The amprage that hurts you is how much current flows thru you, not how much current flows thru the conductors.

Alas, I have but one star to give.

Everyone should get a chance to argue anything, no matter what it is. So yes, in your example they should have a chance to argue they didn’t really mean to shoot people, or that they weren’t in the store, or that they can’t be held responsible for any of it because their dog told them to do it. That’s what we have…

Perfect! Perhaps could use rain, lightning, poisonous spiders and homicidal sloths with chainsaws. You know, just to be on the safe side.

Can you shop in a bitching flame paintjob?

Pot-ayto Potahto. I understand the logic being felony murder rules. I still think it’s a terrible idea. No worries, I’m unlikely to sit on the supreme court, so my opinion doesn’t count for much.

I doubt this case would have been different if he was merely going 30 over the speed limit rather than racing.

Felony murder means that they have to prove that he intended to commit a felony (racing), which should be pretty easy.

I think it’s yet another weird case of felony murder. Racing was the felony, people died because of his felony, therefor = murder.

I think you might be misreading that report, (or alternatively I am). His oil viscosity is within spec. Its showing signs of breakdown, but it’s still serviceable.