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The premise of Back to the Future III was that the vehicle still had electrical power from the Mr. Fusion, but couldn't get up to 88 MPH due to problems with th
by p1mrx 6y ago
The premise of Back to the Future III was that the vehicle still had electrical power from the Mr. Fusion, but couldn't get up to 88 MPH due to problems with the gasoline engine.
So this solution has been staring us in the face. Really they should've just dropped in a motor as part of the hover conversion.
- ginko 6y agoNow that's unrealistic. Had the Mr Fusion been an actual appliance from 2015 it would have stopped working without internet connection.
- iso1210 6y agoThe problem being no fuel was left due to a leak in the tank. So Doc wrote another letter to his futre self and said "include a spare can of gas in the boot", end of film. "Mr Fusion" could product 1.21GW. For about a tenth of a second. It then needed a recharge, so about 33kWh, half that of a Model 3