Imagine the situation: the horse is tired and falls down... the stripe takes it backwards...
Or, maybe, you're going down the hill and suddenly...BANG-BANG! and the horse's head near to yours in the cabin...
Imagine the situation: the horse is tired and falls down... the stripe takes it backwards...
Or, maybe, you're going down the hill and suddenly...BANG-BANG! and the horse's head near to yours in the cabin...
I can't wait until they're forced to do crash tests and realize that it has the structural rigidity of a potato sack.
if y'all think that horse-mobile/six-wheeled potato sack is LOL, click here. . that link will make you think twice about yugo. and, i think THAT is going to the car database.
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Who spoke about Yugo here?
First of all sorry for the late reply.
I honestly would have no real idea of the weight of a horse, but a quick google search gave me that amount. In one of his emails the inventor even mentioned 50 kg himself ! WTF is he thinking
I know that offcourse. It is the amount of coal a horse can lift/pull in a minute. Originally expressed in ft/lb/hour. Nowadays it is an obsolete unit as kW is almost solely used. I used it as a simplified expression. On the website there was talk of a achievable speed of 80 km/h iirc. Because of that I asked him for an explanation of how he'd achieve that, as it sounded impossible/unlikely to me... As he explained to me it was indeed limited to around 20 km/h on horse-power. In further questions about the treadmill mechanism he remained quietAhem, incase you didn't know: One actual horse doesn't equate to "1hp" in engineering terms. See a technical explanation of what "horsepower" actually means. Every horse would also have differennt abilities - because they are animals, not machines. Once again, this "vehicle" (a term which I use loosely) isn't a car, so "acceptable" speed etc. etc. is something that's just floating around between the two brain cells that you haven't yet smoked away.
Note the smiley, what's so difficult ? Did I ask for your view on TVR's ?I know us British are inventive , but not every "creative" person thinks like this. I rather prefer a TVR for example, which uses the opposite philosophy: high power, low weight - and with de-cats, a big two-finger salute to all those car-hating, Gatso wielding hippies. Do you link it to us Brits just because of the influence that eco-mentalists have ovre here?
hey umm, theres other solutions, i would do two things: have a healthy walk with fresh air (not horse cr@p) or i'd buy a sun-powered car even if i'd have to go alone and sweating like a horse i could go 25 km/h and i wont have to do such things like: "the horse needs water" "the horse is out of control" "the horse needs to sh!t" "i have lost my horsepower" "i dont know where to put a dead horse of 120 kg" or even whorst "i have 4 dead horses, half ton in the back of my ¿vehicle?..." JESUS save me from that timing bomb "vehilce" theres sun-powered cars!
thats retarded
if i want a one horse power car... well i'll use a lawn mower engine...then that might have more power....
and no horse poop or methane farts
hey, who are you calling retarded... anyways im saying if you want something "ambientalist" (the politics of that thing, lets call it "vehicle") theres sun power, but of course if you dont have money you can have "safer" and cheaper cars (chinese cars, of course they are trash but its cheap as hell) thats two "inteligent" solutions if you are an ambientalist or if the user is poor... for me its insane for horses, running all day until they die in a stupid and humilliating way in the half of an avenue, of course the solar car will be screwd at night, but its better... at least
(PD: im not an ambientalist, and i hate chinese cars, im just saying those things are better than the "Eco thing" in speed and price, and the contamination thing just buy an electric car)
I was also just "playing along" with the joking, hence the smiley in my post too!
Seriously though, general knowledge should have told you that a horse weighs a lot more than 100kgs. I'm about 90kgs on my own - and I'm not fat (I'm in the range for normal weight of a 6'3" guy, just above average according to the body mass index at my GP's)
"This is hardcore." - Evo's John Barker on the TVR Tuscan S
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