While amerisharts take buses with 8 miles per gallon or slow ass trains, the Chinese have developed the world’s greatest infrastructure
Superior Chinese rail
Robert Barnes
Lincoln Bailey
I drive, umad?
Cooper Ramirez
> wastes a third of his meager paycheck on gas
nah I’m fine user
Jack James
It's nice if you're not living in a city with extreme population density like China is. What's the average sq ft for an apartment? Its tiny. So you live in a hive of people.
Anthony Rodriguez
Time till first accident and hundreds dead : t-minus 2 years.
Parker Price
It's actually amazing they achieved that. The majority of the Power consumption was spent on levitating the trains with electro-magnets.
But with permanent magnets this is nearly free from energy consumption.
They just need a tiny fraction of power consumption for propulsion and de-acceleration now.
James Hernandez
MONORAIL! MONORAIL! MONORAIL!
Jackson Gonzalez
that's not how magnet works user
Hudson Jenkins
It is.
Strong enough permanent magnets ficing the lightweight box in levitation.
I see you're an avid thunderf00t fan like myself. But the fact that he hasn't called this out means it's legit.
Mason Wilson
Here's an example of great monorail usage. A Hillside where it wouldn't make sense to build a road along the slope.
And it wouldn't make sense to build traditional ground tracks.
Jaxon Collins
no way that is permanent magnets user. something is way off.
if it's that simple the japanese would have already made it with shinkansen. maybe tf is busy
Dominic Russell
Trains are gay. Have fun
Ayden Bell
How do mutts cope?
James Ward
A bus? I'm not on a fucking bus or a train Europoor faggot.
Hudson Cox
>>if it's that simple the japanese would have already made it with shinkansen.
Shinkansen has other specifications such as reaching 600km/h.
This one is far lighter in weight, so it has less demand on the magnet force.
Plus it is limited to 80km/h propulsion. It's in internal city device.
Ian Kelly
Only when you have to deal with niggers
Jose Brown
Wow they built something from the fucking 60s technology wise.
Jose Green
That's 23 months too many
Owen Bailey
i mean sure, shinkansen will have different specs, but wouldn't they have tried something similar if it's just that easy? how big would have the magnet be to lift that box?
on a side note, what kind of propulsion does it use?
Nicholas Gray
Goes like 100 mph max while carrying 100 people and it seems like the tech can't really be scaled up. It's an expensive science experiment
Dominic Martin
>but wouldn't they have tried something similar if it's just that easy?
No, Japan doesn't have rare-earth monopoly.
>on a side note, what kind of propulsion does it use?
I assume electromagnets interacting with the permanent magnets.
Carter Garcia
>goes like 100 mph max
It's rated for 50mph. Only for usage within the cities.
Lucas Taylor
China can't even manufacture their own chips despite stealing everything they could years of trying.
LMAO