Windsor Star staffer Donald McArthur talks with Tom Lucier about the day’s events — and the Spitfires, Toyota, wind turbines, Bill Clinton, Ken Lewenza Jr. and community pride — from the newsroom on Thursday, April 15, 2010.
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SOLAR Powered TOYOTA Prius News Feature
Solar electrical vehicles can convert your prius to solar. You will get much more MPG under normal driving. PLUS if you only do a few miles a day and don’t go over 42 mph you will NEVER have to buy gas again. For more information go to www.solarelectricalvehicles.com
what valve is between the engineand firewallin the center and about 8 inches down. fixed a leaky hose there?
is a hot burning smell. someone said it is a valve. there is no loss of power or no white smoke from exhaust . also, no water on dipstick and no milky looking oil on dipstick .this is a 93 toyota pickup ,6 cylinder.
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GOOD: Mini Wind Turbines
www.good.is/ecosystem Our planet is a fragile ecosystem. To keep it in balance, well have to figure out how to harness nature to generate clean, affordable energy. Catapult Design in San Francisco has one answer. Their turbines are cheap and practical, and can power a light or charge a cell phone in villages that are off the grid.
H2O Car – Water Powered Car
www.genepax.co.jp Have you ever wondered why H2O/Water powered cars have never been marketed by US companies? Maybe the word OIL comes to mind! Now the Japanese are marketing H2O cars. Please don’t tell me that America will be buying H2O cars from Japan, when this simple technology has been available for decades!!! Stan Meyer Killed for Water Powered Car: video.google.com His story: www.youtube.com Stan Meyers was threatened and eventually poisoned, Andrija Puharich mysteriously fell down a …
Green Expo Huntington Beach Electric cars and solar power
Existing plug-in cars can be powered by solar rooftop power, but the media just ignores the implications.