Hail Protector Functionality and Testing

The video introduces the Hail Protector, a dual-action car cover that protects vehicles from sun, harsh weather, and hail up to the size of a softball. It uses a pressurized air envelope powered by batteries or AC, with an early warning system for hail storms. The video includes an experiment to demonstrate hail damage using an air cannon and manufactured hail, followed by a test of the Hail Protector's effectiveness against simulated hail impacts.

What is the primary function of the Hail Protector?

• To protect vehicles from hail damage

• To improve fuel efficiency

• To enhance the car's aerodynamics

• To provide a stylish cover for cars

How is the Hail Protector powered?

• Wind energy

• Manual cranking

• Solar panels

• Batteries or AC power

What additional feature does the Hail Protector system include?

• A GPS tracking system

• An early warning email alert system

• A built-in car alarm

• A temperature control system

How long does it take to set up the Hail Protector?

• 15 minutes

• 20 minutes

• 10 minutes

• Under 5 minutes

What was used to simulate hail in the experiment?

• Snowballs

• Ice chunks

• Rubber balls

• Metal pellets

At what speed was the manufactured hail fired during the test?

• 80 mph

• 70 mph

• 60 mph

• 50 mph

What was the target of the hail during the test?

• The car's roof

• The car's windshield

• The car's doors

• The car's tires

What was the purpose of firing hail at the car's windshield?

• To simulate real hail damage

• To test the windshield's strength

• To clean the windshield

• To test the car's alarm system

What was the outcome of the test with the Hail Protector?

• The car's windows shattered

• The car was protected from hail damage

• The car was slightly scratched

• The car was severely damaged

What was the final step in testing the Hail Protector?

• Removing the protector

• Simulating a hail storm

• Painting the car

• Driving the car