Sold my Ranger... Leaving the group

[Cmar]

Also, during WW ll there were many thousands of vehicles that were converted to coal power cause of the gas rationing....
So, there really were "wireless coal powered vehicles"....

Most used wood or charcoal. But I know the argument, I remember telling my dad once how I was late home from work one evening because of a power outage on the train line I catch from work to home. His reply - well they should never have gotten rid of the old steam trains. My reply, well technically, - they didn't.

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[Cmar]

Haha...resistance...I got that...

Well that's what you have to expect by going against the current thinking here.

Let the puns roll...

 

[Cmar]

Ohm my goodness.. I’m sure they get pretty amped up over there too.

Watt?

 

[Tim H.]

Oil used to shoot out of the ground hundreds of feet in the air in Texas and Oklahoma. Now it has to be pumped out of the ground and the rock fracked to allow the last dregs to be pumped out. We may not see the end of oil but our kids will. Interesting read here about West Texas sinking because of oil removal.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/trevor...as-are-heaving-and-sinking-at-alarming-rates/

https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=61523

 

[Tim H.]

My grandfather had 3 oil wells in Oklahoma. They went dry 30 yrs ago. If you happen to drive through west Texas and Oklahoma you will see thousands of wells that aren't pumping or are capped. They are everywhere and only a few are operating. That is the future.

https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=61523

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