760 Horsepower = 566731.9 Watts
Ain’t gonna happen in that car!
The article is bullshit!
1 horsepower is 745.7 watts. I cycle on Zwift (with indoor smart trainer) and my max watts is about 350. My FTP/kg (functional threshold power = power held for an hour) is 2.9. So I am almost half as strong as a horse! For several seconds, lol. There are many who can hit 1000 watts+ and hold 500 watts.
Hasbara-tits, I don’t see how anyone who thinks the holohoax was a thing or that 911 actually happened has any credentials to call anything BS,
Technical Data
Top speed km/h: 300
Acceleration (0-100 km/h): 2.4s
Transmission: Automatic?Drive: All-wheel drive
Number of doors: 2
Number of seats: 2+2
Motor
Type: 4x low-voltage synchronous motors
Fuel type: Electric (bi-ION) Maximum power kW (hp): 560 (760)
Maximum torque (Nm): 2,000 per wheel
https://www.ireviews.com/news/2017/03/02/quant-48volt-low-voltage-ev
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All he is saying is that nearly 12,000 amps is an enormous amount of current.
For example that current flowing through a circuit exhibiting one-milliohm of resistance would dissipate more than 139kW … which is nearly a quarter of the input power vanishing as heat.
Seems unlikely to me too.
edit: 911 actually happened, I watched it on UK TV. Afterwards there was a big pile of rubble and steel on the ground. 3,500 people died, some of them were British, around 200 iirc.
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Exactly!
People not familiar with conductors of electric currents (amperes), their ampacities as related to required physical sizes or the energy dissipated as heat (if the conductor itself is not to be melted)…are easily duped into believing such bullshit and passing it on as fake fucking news.
Magog is ignorant of the physics involved in the transmission of electrical energy by way of solid conductors. Bless her heart.
(Not to mention her being puerile to boot.)
Quite so…
Can’t argue with that, but unlike you, I do not pretend to understand things beyond my competence - Thats why I link to my sources, also unlike you.
From FLOW magazine
To say that nanoFlowcell’s technology is disruptive would be an understatement. According to FLOW Magazine, the “Flow cell tech in the QUANT 48VOLT enables extreme performance (>560 kW output) and exemplary range (>1,000 kilometers) with a safe battery voltage (maximum 48 volts).”
Yep something happened but we will probably never know what ‘‘really happened’’ and it certainly had nothing to do with the official explanation.
Scientific formulas and mathematics are also beyond your comprehension? That’s interesting.
With all that open space within the car shown, there is nothing with a cross sectional area large enough to carry that magnitude of current without frying the occupants of the car.
Your initial article is bullshit, regardless of the claims. Physics rules the universe.
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The Scotsman in the song doesn’t need it.
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No argument with that.
On an empirical basis, two large buildings were each and separately hit by a large airliner. Both buildings collapsed and a lot of people died.
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And a third building which wasn’t hit collapsed as well.
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Watts = volts x amps, also joules / sec. Volts is the speed and amps is how much. Say they are ants. To have a huge amount of ants get through, you need a really wide tunnel if they are going that slowly. Really fat cable? Not feasible.
That is why our national grid is 10,000 volts, so we can transport a lot without hugely fat cables.
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That is really gross - yuck! 
Yep it’s all total BS I was wrong
https://www.hybridcars.com/500-mile-range-over-186-mph-all-electric-quant-f-to-bow-in-geneva/
https://mediacenter.nanoflowcell.com/fileadmin/press/presskit_2019/NFC_Press_Kit_2019.pdf
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