@makun16 Yep. The Japanese did it around the end of WWII and the North Koreans do it today. It takes several pounds of wood chips to go a few miles so it's more of a last-resort thing than a real alternative to gas.
As evidence, North Koreans have been rigging vehicles to run on wood gas since the USSR fell and they lost their fuel subsidies. Consequently, a huge amount of the countryside has been stripped of forests.
Screw the oil companies !!!. HECK peace out from the 80's kid.
Grasshopper80s4ever 5 days ago
In order to power that thing you'd need 1.21 jigawatts.
kurumako 3 weeks ago
Where are the groceries going to go?
schum009 1 month ago
we're gonna be needing this again sooner than later i think....
aaronready1 1 year ago
Cool but this is nothing new. The tech has been around for over 100 years.
makun16 1 year ago
@makun16 Yep. The Japanese did it around the end of WWII and the North Koreans do it today. It takes several pounds of wood chips to go a few miles so it's more of a last-resort thing than a real alternative to gas.
As evidence, North Koreans have been rigging vehicles to run on wood gas since the USSR fell and they lost their fuel subsidies. Consequently, a huge amount of the countryside has been stripped of forests.
Tokopol 8 months ago
@Tokopol There are others that claim 1 lb wood to go 1 to 1.25 miles in there converted trucks as I have found here on youtube.
1anthonybrowning 3 months ago
@Tokopol It's really just another healthy outcome from US trade sanctions
bunjit65 2 weeks ago