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Well, this is not exactly an Archimedes screw, not exactly an automobile, not your usual snowmobile, and not patented that I know of, but wouldn't it be a fun vehicle? These are Russian screw vehicles, which seems to be an area in which they did some development.
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It’s great that more people are focusing on making better environmental choices. Plus technology is making it more economical now, and that’s what people really notice. Wind energy, solar power, hybrids and zap EV’s, our choices are good. There are now electric cars being sold everyday, you just plug it into a regular power outlet. When people test drive them they say it’s far more fun to drive an EV.
Posted by: Web | March 24, 2008 at 05:48 PM