cool, I just traveled 1 hour into the past

[PHoNyMiKe]

if you missed it, and would like to see this in action, set your clock for 1:59 am on today's date, and it won't roll over to 2:00 unless it's a stupid piece of crap.

[Demios]

in a few months you'll go forward... into the future.

[Clements]

... and that will require 1.21 jiggawatts.

[Joe Camacho]

... and that will require 1.21 jiggawatts.

at 80 mph.

[AntoineWG]

... and that will require 1.21 jiggawatts.

at 80 mph.

88 mph being pushed by a locomotive.

[Agozer]

... and that will require 1.21 jiggawatts.

at 80 mph.

88 mph being pushed by a locomotive.

modern or coal?

[AntoineWG]

... and that will require 1.21 jiggawatts.

at 80 mph.

88 mph being pushed by a locomotive.

modern or coal?

coal

[Joe Camacho]

... and that will require 1.21 jiggawatts.

at 80 mph.

88 mph being pushed by a locomotive.

modern or coal?

coal

And special dynamite sticks. COLORED dynamie sticks.

[whicker]

You reminded me of something.

If Mr. Fusion still generates the 1.21 gigawatts needed to travel through time, in the form of electricity, why is there the big issue about not having gasoline to move the car?

Doc on his "crude and not to scale" model train set already had an electric motor for his train, why not just make a bigger electric motor for the car?

Making the motor in 1885 isn't on the difficulty level of making the time circuits out of vacuum tubes, mercury diodes, synchotrons, and trochotrons in 1955.

[Joe Camacho]

You reminded me of something.

If Mr. Fusion still generates the 1.21 gigawatts needed to travel through time, in the form of electricity, why is there the big issue about not having gasoline to move the car?

Doc on his "crude and not to scale" model train set already had an electric motor for his train, why not just make a bigger electric motor for the car?

Making the motor in 1885 isn't on the difficulty level of making the time circuits out of vacuum tubes, mercury diodes, synchotrons, and trochotrons in 1955.

Dude, even in current times, it's hard to make an electric car that can go as fast as a gasoline powered one.

[corronchilejano]

You reminded me of something.

If Mr. Fusion still generates the 1.21 gigawatts needed to travel through time, in the form of electricity, why is there the big issue about not having gasoline to move the car?

Doc on his "crude and not to scale" model train set already had an electric motor for his train, why not just make a bigger electric motor for the car?

Making the motor in 1885 isn't on the difficulty level of making the time circuits out of vacuum tubes, mercury diodes, synchotrons, and trochotrons in 1955.

Dude, even in current times, it's hard to make an electric car that can go as fast as a gasoline powered one.

Fastest nowadays reaches 56mph.

[adventure_of_link]

well with speed limits on freeways around 55-70mph, that should be fine depending where you are

of course, a 10mph increase in the car would be fine

[Joe Camacho]

well with speed limits on freeways around 55-70mph, that should be fine depending where you are

of course, a 10mph increase in the car would be fine

BUT IT WON'T BE ABLE TO TRAVEL THROUGH TIME.

[Deathlike2]

well with speed limits on freeways around 55-70mph, that should be fine depending where you are

of course, a 10mph increase in the car would be fine

BUT IT WON'T BE ABLE TO TRAVEL THROUGH TIME.

Well, if it's powered by AOL's gaseous energy, I'm sure you will power it into tomorrow at best.

[Joe Camacho]

well with speed limits on freeways around 55-70mph, that should be fine depending where you are

of course, a 10mph increase in the car would be fine

BUT IT WON'T BE ABLE TO TRAVEL THROUGH TIME.

Well, if it's powered by AOL's gaseous energy, I'm sure you will power it into tomorrow at best.

Only to realize that the releasing said energy killed the entire human race in less than 24 hours.

[Deathlike2]

well with speed limits on freeways around 55-70mph, that should be fine depending where you are

of course, a 10mph increase in the car would be fine

BUT IT WON'T BE ABLE TO TRAVEL THROUGH TIME.

Well, if it's powered by AOL's gaseous energy, I'm sure you will power it into tomorrow at best.

Only to realize that the releasing said energy killed the entire human race in less than 24 hours.

Well, everything depends on the purity of the energy. However, I heard some food Taco Bell were consumed. I'm not sure how that could have been prevented.

[alexz721]

You reminded me of something.

If Mr. Fusion still generates the 1.21 gigawatts needed to travel through time, in the form of electricity, why is there the big issue about not having gasoline to move the car?

Doc on his "crude and not to scale" model train set already had an electric motor for his train, why not just make a bigger electric motor for the car?

Making the motor in 1885 isn't on the difficulty level of making the time circuits out of vacuum tubes, mercury diodes, synchotrons, and trochotrons in 1955.

Dude, even in current times, it's hard to make an electric car that can go as fast as a gasoline powered one.

Fastest nowadays reaches 56mph.

Actually, there are electric cars that can reach in excess of 80 mph.

[kevman]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venturi_Fetish

Anyway, I'd like to see YOU wind a 50+ bhp electric motor in a week in a time where copper wire was nearlu unheard of and lacked enamel insulation. I'd be a hell of a ride, too. No speeds.

Then I'd like to see you rip out an engine block and replace it in that time.

Though I can't imagine putting railroad tires on a car would be easy either.

[whicker]

You reminded me of something.

If Mr. Fusion still generates the 1.21 gigawatts needed to travel through time, in the form of electricity, why is there the big issue about not having gasoline to move the car?

Doc on his "crude and not to scale" model train set already had an electric motor for his train, why not just make a bigger electric motor for the car?

Making the motor in 1885 isn't on the difficulty level of making the time circuits out of vacuum tubes, mercury diodes, synchotrons, and trochotrons in 1955.

Dude, even in current times, it's hard to make an electric car that can go as fast as a gasoline powered one.

Fastest nowadays reaches 56mph.

Actually, there are electric cars that can reach in excess of 80 mph.

Yes, and the limitation is the batteries or fuel cells, not the motor. We're talking about Mr. Fusion here. The "this is heavy" stuff.

Also, it makes no sense how at the end of the second movie where Doc gets sent to 1885. Rotational velocity != Linear Velocity.

If that be the case, they could've just placed the DeLorean on a merry-go-round, wrapped a rope around with the other end attached to some horses, and sent them running.

And who needs 80 bhp? Or Copper? It just needs to be something to produce enough torque given the almost limitless power source.

[Joe Camacho]

You reminded me of something.

If Mr. Fusion still generates the 1.21 gigawatts needed to travel through time, in the form of electricity, why is there the big issue about not having gasoline to move the car?

Doc on his "crude and not to scale" model train set already had an electric motor for his train, why not just make a bigger electric motor for the car?

Making the motor in 1885 isn't on the difficulty level of making the time circuits out of vacuum tubes, mercury diodes, synchotrons, and trochotrons in 1955.

Dude, even in current times, it's hard to make an electric car that can go as fast as a gasoline powered one.

Fastest nowadays reaches 56mph.

Actually, there are electric cars that can reach in excess of 80 mph.

Yes, and the limitation is the batteries or fuel cells, not the motor. We're talking about Mr. Fusion here. The "this is heavy" stuff.

Also, it makes no sense how at the end of the second movie where Doc gets sent to 1885. Rotational velocity != Linear Velocity.

If that be the case, they could've just placed the DeLorean on a merry-go-round, wrapped a rope around with the other end attached to some horses, and sent them running.

And who needs 80 bhp? Or Copper? It just needs to be something to produce enough torque given the almost limitless power source.

I bet no one likes watching movies with you.

[AntoineWG]

You reminded me of something.

If Mr. Fusion still generates the 1.21 gigawatts needed to travel through time, in the form of electricity, why is there the big issue about not having gasoline to move the car?

Doc on his "crude and not to scale" model train set already had an electric motor for his train, why not just make a bigger electric motor for the car?

Making the motor in 1885 isn't on the difficulty level of making the time circuits out of vacuum tubes, mercury diodes, synchotrons, and trochotrons in 1955.

He invented the time flux capacitor in 1985. In the first movie, he only had a sketch of it in 1955.

[PHoNyMiKe]

He invented the time flux capacitor in 1985. In the first movie, he only had a sketch of it in 1955.

well 30 years is a lot of time. just look at what all you have accomplished in less than 30!! (nothing)

j/k kisses

p.s. whoever heard of synchotrons, and trochotrons pffft

I'll hover convert your old roaster for just thirty nine, nine ninety nine, ninety nine!

[neoblaze]

eat a flaming bag of hell