Are Compressed Air Cars the Future of Eco-Friendly Transportation?

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Air cars are an innovative concept that utilize compressed air as a power source, offering a potentially eco-friendly alternative to traditional vehicles. However, their speed is a significant limitation, with a maximum velocity of around 60 kph, which is considered slow compared to other forms of transportation. Safety concerns are raised regarding the pressure ratings of the air tanks; a failure could result in dangerous consequences, akin to a missile-like explosion. Interest in air-powered devices is growing, with individuals exploring smaller-scale applications of this technology.
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They seem like a neat concept. But seems 60 kph is terribly slow. I imagine a Go-ped would outrun it.

Also, did you read the psi ratings of the tanks? Imagine if one of those were to burst somehow. Be similar to a missile.

I've been thinking of making a little air powered device lately myself, but on a much, much smaller scale.
 
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