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R.Autry @ Dec 17th 2007 6:42PM
I can't wait for the Rolls Royce hybrid...or the Bently.
And then how about the Caterpillar hybrids. Or airliner hybrids. Can they be in our future?
letstakeawalk @ Dec 17th 2007 9:09PM
Well, diesel-electric locomotives and submarines proved pretty successful.
j_diesel @ Dec 18th 2007 1:13AM
diesel electric locomotives are not hybrids. they have no way in which to store the power generated during dynamic braking or to assist with acceleration. it is more like a generator set powering electric motors. only recently has the true hybrid idea come forward with a GE testbed.
letstakeawalk @ Dec 18th 2007 5:53PM
Thanks for the clarification!