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You are an incredible engineer. This is amazing, you've really turned this thing inside out and you did it so cleanly. 90k miles and 10 years on DIY modifications is seriously impressive.

Wow that looks like a lot of work and time, well done man 👍

Put 2 of these on an Archon aircraft.

Como esta ligado o SSR esta em série com a resistência feito um dimmer?

my code is not so clear. "DC PRT :255 H" Any idea where i can find an error code translator??

No wonder he said he uses high REV’s driving in second gear at 75 mph. Impressive setup

Hi, which bike mount are you using at 00:25 ? Thanks

Absolutely amazing and inspirational. For a DIY the attention to detail is crazy!!

could you guide as to which AC motor and which controller can one use to convert their existing car to electric ?

Best! Thanks for sharing.

This looks like a system you would see in 2024 given the right materials. Great job!

In terms of changing gear in an electric, the bad is not leaving it revved up, but trying to draw lots of load at low rpm, so if your current meter is "in the red", you should downshift, but you can drive with the rpm pegged and it is actually healthier not to shift up too much, especially on hills.

What IGNTs did you use?

When battery becomes better this one becomes very viable

Super strong hands-on ability👍

miracle man!

What kind of controller does it have?

I’d love to buy one! Are you selling?

Just found your channel today, and you've already become my role model. Greetings from Romania.

Amazing job! 😁 I like to imagine this is what Elon Musk would be doing if he wasn't where he is now

Super hero!

Excellent video, thank you!

How safe is this?

How do you go about converting in California?

Com este ssr a corrente se mantem constante na descarga das baterias ou a a corrente diminui com a tensão.

what's the diameter of the fan? It looks like it could fit in a glider.

My YAMAHA DSP A2070 amp randomly shuts off. I read Replace the 0.047uf 5.5V Supercapacitor...backup cap on the DSP pcb. I did, still does it. Any guesses?

youve got s%&t EVERYWHERE

With the terrible environmental footprint of EV's, my thoughts are to buy EV's that are headed to the scrapyard because the cost of battery replacement is not economically feasible and retrofit them with a diesel powered generator and a small, nonflammable Nickel metal hydride pack, like most other hybrids. Then, they will be "greener".

Impressive

Thank you! I just noticed my flanged pan head nuts was missing and the pin worked itself a third of the way out. It appears to be a M4x0.7 thread so I just went to Ace hardware to buy one.

great job, beautiful car, i found it cool that i get about 1 mile per amp hour on my ebikes too! it's got to be worth quarter million USD to the builder, in my opinion

You could get more from this if you have a rounded profile on the inlet - Coandă effect could add 15 % - I saw it tested on another video.

this job needs recognition, well done

Thanks for this!

I hope they can make updates on this particular engine because I want to use it for my up-and-coming project and it doesn’t involve planes, but it does involve human powered vehicles such as recumbent tricycles with a aerodynamic shell from avvenire, The website.

You have so many cool projects and interests that parallel my own. We’d be best buddies if we lived in the same city.

2% of peak? .. .. no freakin way.. cmon

I'm watching this 4 years later. That is a well thought out build.

If I strap this thing to my car, will it move? It only weights 2300 lbs

All these for just 100 miles?

Thank you for making this video. The captions and editing are good and helps demonstrate how difficult these mechanical processes once were.

Some of y’all don’t get how hard this is to pull off. EV conversions are insanely involved and nothing to scoff at, and this guy did it in 2008 when there was absolutely zero resources on how to do anything like this. What a legend

Did you do the other test?

Want to put a turbos shaft engine into it so we have a turbo fan engine

What superb attention to detail, no vibration or turbulence 😮😮

I could listen to that guy talk about anything. His voice is extremely calming and he's great at describing things.

WOW, did this bring back the memories! My grandpa was an old-school small town news man, with a weekly local newspaper. His printing shop was FULL of antique printing presses like in this shop, although his were powered by motors and belts turning the flywheels. He had 2 linotypes, and lots of cases of type. His Newsprint press was similar to this one, except about twice as big; you had to stand on a little platform to get high enough to feed to press. The printed sheet ran under a row of gas flame that supposedly dried the ink. Occasionally, a sheet would catch fire, and Grandpa would grab it quick, drop it on the floor, and stomp out the flames, and then back to feeding the press! That monster shook the whole building when it was running! With these sights and sounds, I can almost smell that old shop!

I have the same system installed by Tesla 4 years ago and they're all leaking now because no flashing.

They sure are fun when they go!