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i wonder how much gas you would save if

Started by Haliburton, January 30, 2008, 04:02:29 AM

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Haliburton

January 30, 2008, 04:02:29 AM
 If you where to set up a cars braking system to a winding spring system.  kind of like winding up a clocks spring.  Every time you would brake it would wind up a spring and lock it in to place.  As soon as you hit the gas it would release the tension and off you would go.  Imagine how much energy i wasted by hitting the brakes.  I know that knew cars have this tech but i think it is more on the electrical side of things.  I got that idea from watching the history channel.  long ago during the roman empire a man invented a car that worked on the clock spring system alone.  So I put two and two together and thought that it would be a great way to get more MPG.   I don't really know how it would set up because i just thought of it on the way home after hitting the brake about 50 times but i imagine it would be like a clutch of some sort. ::) 

Haliburton

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January 30, 2008, 04:55:40 PM
WHAT no one thinks that is a good idea or what.  BOO WHO :'(.  so i figured that in would be mounted inline with the drive shaft.  This has to be the best idea since the car itself ;)

mapsrg

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February 03, 2008, 04:02:57 AM
if you used magnetic discs you could generate power while braking with the proper design (already done)and use this generation to augment the power available to the vehicle no mechanical spring required

Haliburton

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February 03, 2008, 04:14:47 AM
Yea i know about the magnet design but mine would be a whole lot more simple .  And no charging of any system is needed,  the cost of this system would not even come close to what is used in current designs.  Its just a high tension spring in a clutch like system.

Doug1

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February 03, 2008, 07:47:20 AM
Walking gets good millage ,it's pretty simple. Think of all the springs you would save. Just mess'n with you. lol

The spring would break down and lose it's tension in too short of time span think of how many times you actually use your brakes.What happens in the cold when the spring freezes if it gets wet with moisture and suddenly lets go unexpectedly. Or some back yard mechanic is working on changing his U joints and loses an arm to the spring.
  hay I have an ex wife can I get one for her.
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