Bosch has found a way to reduce NOX emissions to 1/10 of 2020 rules.

[C350Carl]

someone did... (sorry about googletranslator)

https://translate.google.com/transl...ulkee-puupilkkeella/35726/&edit-text=&act=url

You misunderstand me. I’m going to get a V6 diseasel, keep the engine and also put a wood burning stove in it.

That way I can be warm and have my tea cooking whilst I’m driving.

 

[V6Matty]

You misunderstand me. I’m going to get a V6 diseasel, keep the engine and also put a wood burning stove in it.

That way I can be warm and have my tea cooking whilst I’m driving.

An E350 estate will fit the wood burner in very nicely

 

[mersum1es]

You misunderstand me. I’m going to get a V6 diseasel, keep the engine and also put a wood burning stove in it.

That way I can be warm and have my tea cooking whilst I’m driving.

oh yeah,,, a friend of mine made a sauna in his Renault 15... car was still driveable... couldnt find any pictures but here is one Finnish guy with his datsun Finn http://static.iltalehti.fi/fiidifi/sauna_auto1104in_503_fd.jpg

 

[Frontstep]

Nope they don’t. Nuclear power only makes sense in a very limited series of roles where continuous high speed steaming is required, and refuelling/ reprocessing infrastructure is available readily. Plus, a large proportion of ports will be closed to such ships for political reasons.

A drum banging American website for nuclear powered ships;

https://www.atomicengines.com/ships.html

 

[Frontstep]

Interesting that the wood burning stove cab be used without control on emissions and the fuel can be just about anything you can get to burn I have seen many a garden full of scrap wood waiting to be burnt including old painted window frames.

Yet because its perceived as "green" we have a collective blindness for them.

At least the diesel gets an M.O.T.