Changing a car into an EV

[onthecuttingedge2005]

With a Tritium Beta Voltaic Capacitor I can power an electric full sized car, full sized electric truck under full power for 12.3 years after that the system would have to be flushed into a recycler and then refilled to go another 12.3 years of full power run time.

If you want to store unused energy from the Beta emissions then you need a superconductive capacitive system that stores the charge for when ever it is needed.

it has no run down time as in standard electrical or chemical systems and I can run a full sized truck full speed for 12.3 years Half life of Tritium, I would not have to stop for that period without any mechanical failures, it would be concidered a civilian Nuclear Capacitor system and is legal and Tritium is not that expensive. the only high cost would be to impliment a superconductive electrical storage system and that's mainly what you would be paying for, that and upgrading the superconductors from time to time to more High Tc materials that don't require cooling, the Beta emissions can power the cooling system when not in use to activate Tc in the SC but will eventually be upgraded to the point where cooling is no longer required.

Since the Superconductive plates are placed together in parallel at Tritiums Capillary gap the Tritium is pretty efficient at delivering every bit of energy possible for it's half life.

The only pollutent is Helium which under certain nuclear conditions be reconverted back into Tritium and never leaves the Pressure Chamber because the chamber is pressure reinforced for Helium and not Tritium. Helium is the only true inert substance that has no reaction to any known substance chemically.

Jerry

[d3adp00l]

sure guy, go build one and tell us all how it works.

Try staying within the confines of the real universe.

This is why nothing gets done.

[onthecuttingedge2005]

sure guy, go build one and tell us all how it works.

Try staying within the confines of the real universe.

This is why nothing gets done.

Hi d3.

Why do old men mumble?

Jerry

[d3adp00l]

When you see someone who could use the knowledge you have you have a basic desire to share it with them, but over time you learn that its a waste of time because they don't listen to the experience you share with them, or they argue that you are wrong. So old men have found the answer,

Mumble to yourself, you feel better that you said something, and they didn't have to listen to you, so they could ignore it, or argue with you. its the most efficient way for both parties to feel better.

[d3adp00l]

that or they eventually went nuts.