Comment by randyrand 1 day ago Propane powered cars were (are) on public roads, for better or worse. 2 comments randyrand Reply consumer451 1 day ago Yes, but:1. In countries where that is popular, due to unfortunate events, they are not allowed in many indoor parking lots.2. Does anyone have a comparison of pressures and volumes between a car's propane tank, and the Roadster's COPV?3. The converted car propane tank does not have exhaust ports in various directions that could shred meat, whenever the driver chooses.For 2: my basic research shows that Roadster's COPV has 50x to 100x the pressure. moffkalast 1 day ago That's some clean powered cars I tell ya hwat
consumer451 1 day ago Yes, but:1. In countries where that is popular, due to unfortunate events, they are not allowed in many indoor parking lots.2. Does anyone have a comparison of pressures and volumes between a car's propane tank, and the Roadster's COPV?3. The converted car propane tank does not have exhaust ports in various directions that could shred meat, whenever the driver chooses.For 2: my basic research shows that Roadster's COPV has 50x to 100x the pressure.
Yes, but:
1. In countries where that is popular, due to unfortunate events, they are not allowed in many indoor parking lots.
2. Does anyone have a comparison of pressures and volumes between a car's propane tank, and the Roadster's COPV?
3. The converted car propane tank does not have exhaust ports in various directions that could shred meat, whenever the driver chooses.
For 2: my basic research shows that Roadster's COPV has 50x to 100x the pressure.
That's some clean powered cars I tell ya hwat