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...but Brits press ahead with record attempt, Professional Engineering, 13 August 2003, p 11
In Scotland, the BOC Gh2ost car made by Dave McGrath and Kenny Stewart was unveiled ahead of its attempt to break the world record for fuel consumption of 17 228 km/gal. The 60 kg car is driven directly by a brushless DC motor supplied by a proton exchange membrane fuel cell. A top speed of 25 km/hr is expected.
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Journal title: Professional Engineering
Keywords: 4 Propulsion - 4.4 Fuel cell vehicles
Subjects: Mechanical and industrial engineering, Energy consumption, Transport, Recruitment
