Electric engines.

BrettNortje said:

I have discovered that these work differently to combustion engines

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BrettNortje said:

I have discovered that these work differently to combustion engines, and, that they are much weaker. this being weaker part is due to so much fine tuning done with combustion motors, which have been developed since the wild west times, and, like our gunpowder weapons and binary computers, have achieved so much reinvention. this is like gaining twenty percent more output a decade or so, over so many decades, or the circuits of a binary computer being made smaller and smaller even though the actual mechanism is 'not so good.'

So, how does an electric motor work. the key concept here is magnetism, the weak force, where electricity is the strong force. this weak force comes from protons being stimulated and attracting themselves to metals or other parts to 'turn as strongly as possible.' this is like using force to manipulate the objects around them, as this perversion of trust from these dead objects is not that much of a perversion if they don't mind, yes?

Anyway, if you were to push electricity, which contains protons with the electrons which give off 'the force,' the magnet will be 'charged.' think of a battery that stores electricity, how do they do it? a battery works on heat being stored. with battery acid being great for absorbing heat, or, not giving it off to soon. the acid does not fade away, but rather the heat inside the battery, even though they feel cool to the touch, yes?

Now, this electric motor will be pushed by the magnet by giving off a similar charge to the metals that are around it. this is like pushing to south pole magnets together - they give resistance yes? this pushing them together, will make them give off useful energy to push the parts to work, but the parts are engineering which is something different. basically, one gear turns another gear, and then the fans of the engine start to generate force, to be used for mechanisms.

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zyzygy said:

You don't say!

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SMTA said:

Electric motors are not 'weaker' than combustion engines.

Five minutes of Google will show the power of electric motors being used and being developed for cars and trucks to be better than combustion engines.

Your premise is false, inaccurate, and just plain wrong.

Educate yourself before posting.

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DaveFagan said:

I believe he stated "electric engines" as opposed to electric MOTORS.

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BrettNortje said:

I have discovered that these work differently to combustion engines, and, that they are much weaker. this being weaker part is due to so much fine tuning done with combustion motors, which have been developed since the wild west times, and, like our gunpowder weapons and binary computers, have achieved so much reinvention. this is like gaining twenty percent more output a decade or so, over so many decades, or the circuits of a binary computer being made smaller and smaller even though the actual mechanism is 'not so good.'

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RabidAlpaca said:

I know you're certifiably insane so there's no point in arguing with you, but the Tesla Model S has 400 horsepower and the motor is about the size of a watermelon. You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Electric motors are way, way more powerful than combustion engines and dramatically more efficient.

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RabidAlpaca said:

I know you're certifiably insane so there's no point in arguing with you, but the Tesla Model S has 400 horsepower and the motor is about the size of a watermelon. You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Electric motors are way, way more powerful than combustion engines and dramatically more efficient.

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BrettNortje said:

I have discovered that these work differently to combustion engines, and, that they are much weaker. this being weaker part is due to so much fine tuning done with combustion motors, which have been developed since the wild west times, and, like our gunpowder weapons and binary computers, have achieved so much reinvention. this is like gaining twenty percent more output a decade or so, over so many decades, or the circuits of a binary computer being made smaller and smaller even though the actual mechanism is 'not so good.'

So, how does an electric motor work. the key concept here is magnetism, the weak force, where electricity is the strong force. this weak force comes from protons being stimulated and attracting themselves to metals or other parts to 'turn as strongly as possible.' this is like using force to manipulate the objects around them, as this perversion of trust from these dead objects is not that much of a perversion if they don't mind, yes?

Anyway, if you were to push electricity, which contains protons with the electrons which give off 'the force,' the magnet will be 'charged.' think of a battery that stores electricity, how do they do it? a battery works on heat being stored. with battery acid being great for absorbing heat, or, not giving it off to soon. the acid does not fade away, but rather the heat inside the battery, even though they feel cool to the touch, yes?

Now, this electric motor will be pushed by the magnet by giving off a similar charge to the metals that are around it. this is like pushing to south pole magnets together - they give resistance yes? this pushing them together, will make them give off useful energy to push the parts to work, but the parts are engineering which is something different. basically, one gear turns another gear, and then the fans of the engine start to generate force, to be used for mechanisms.

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Tim the plumber said:

I get into trouble when I say somebody is insane. Please tell me you get banned for doing this on this thread.

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BrettNortje said:

I have discovered that these work differently to combustion engines, and, that they are much weaker. this being weaker part is due to so much fine tuning done with combustion motors, which have been developed since the wild west times, and, like our gunpowder weapons and binary computers, have achieved so much reinvention. this is like gaining twenty percent more output a decade or so, over so many decades, or the circuits of a binary computer being made smaller and smaller even though the actual mechanism is 'not so good.'

So, how does an electric motor work. the key concept here is magnetism, the weak force, where electricity is the strong force. this weak force comes from protons being stimulated and attracting themselves to metals or other parts to 'turn as strongly as possible.' this is like using force to manipulate the objects around them, as this perversion of trust from these dead objects is not that much of a perversion if they don't mind, yes?

Anyway, if you were to push electricity, which contains protons with the electrons which give off 'the force,' the magnet will be 'charged.' think of a battery that stores electricity, how do they do it? a battery works on heat being stored. with battery acid being great for absorbing heat, or, not giving it off to soon. the acid does not fade away, but rather the heat inside the battery, even though they feel cool to the touch, yes?

Now, this electric motor will be pushed by the magnet by giving off a similar charge to the metals that are around it. this is like pushing to south pole magnets together - they give resistance yes? this pushing them together, will make them give off useful energy to push the parts to work, but the parts are engineering which is something different. basically, one gear turns another gear, and then the fans of the engine start to generate force, to be used for mechanisms.

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RabidAlpaca said:

Maybe it's because you add anti-semitic slurs on the end when you do it? Run along, boy.

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Tim the plumber said:

No. I never do any of that. I have nothing against Jews. You must be thinking of somebdoy else.

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RabidAlpaca said:

I know you're certifiably insane so there's no point in arguing with you, but the Tesla Model S has 400 horsepower and the motor is about the size of a watermelon. You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Electric motors are way, way more powerful than combustion engines and dramatically more efficient.

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