Posted January 8th, 2010
by admin
Simon Legree asked: Automobile is very general so I would like to know the above except with the word automobile replaced “compact car” and “SUV”. What I means by “electrical components” is the parts of the car that either use or are run by electricity. Forget the lights, i’m talking abou things that my affect or are related to the engine or things that make cars move or help control the way they move.
Thanks ahead of time.
Tags: Automobile, Control, Electrical Parts
Posted in Maintenance & Repairs | 3 Comments »
Posted June 5th, 2009
by admin
Ed C asked:
My car was equipped with a remote control alarm (Venom). After a year of installation the remote controller became erratic, sometimes functioning sometimes not, sometimes I went around the car to get the right position before it works, until it malfunctioned totally. I try to replace the battery but to no avail. Thinking the remote controller already broke down, I decided to use the spare, and for more than a year I have no problem using it. However, since last week, I encounter similar problem with the first. Was it a problem with the remote controller or the car alarm unit itself? or the transmitter? Please help…thanks.
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Tags: Car Alarm, Control, Remote Control
Posted in Maintenance & Repairs | 2 Comments »
Posted March 28th, 2009
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CRJPILOT asked:
Ok so with all of the inefficiencies of the reciprocating internal combustion engine why don’t they make a hybrid car powered by a small centrifugal turbine that would work like an aircraft APU. The car would have an all electric drive system and the turbine would produce electricity for the electric motor. The FADEC computer would control fuel flow to the turbine as more power was needed. Trains have been doing this for decades so why not cars? A plus would be that you could use any liquid or flammable gas for fuel.
Ok you missed the piont it is an electric car not driven directly by the turbine but buy the electricity produced by a generator connected to the turbine
A single stage centrifugal flow turbine could be machined from a single piece of metal using computerized tools so it would be less complicated to manufacture than an internal combustion engine
I would not consider using and actual aircraft APU I was thinking of something about the size of a turbocharger or maybe a little larger but similar in function to an APU
Get the car moving using battery power then use ram air to help spin up the turbine
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Tags: Cars, Control, Spin
Posted in Aircraft | 11 Comments »
