Re: FW: Math (On Electric Car)

Posted by Gillian Densmore on
URL: http://friam.383.s1.nabble.com/FW-Math-On-Electric-Car-tp7585305p7585314.html

Energy production cost is a pipeline issue. The NIMBI's: Breeder reactors, recycling rods, Hybrid Fusion/Fision--or on the more extreme scale Matter-Anti-Matter.Are slightly cheerper. (reduced bucks per KW) Though do have there own issues.Somewhere in the middle are ways to leverage the big ass rock covered in gasses eletical properties.

 PopularScience,Nature, and I think Popular Mechanic have (and had) a re-accuring test run of inductive chargers that you can put on some electric cars.

I don't understand the science entirely, the article I'm thinking of had one with with what looked like antenas on it. such that when the car was idle for some period of time the baked in recharing mechanics would kick, but somehow- these dooddads would get just enough more particles from someplace to extend it's range a bit.

On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 2:42 PM, Marcus G. Daniels <[hidden email]> wrote:

On Thu, 2014-05-01 at 13:16 -0600, Steve Smith wrote:
> I'm a member of an EV group in Northern NM and I find the discussions
> about EV viability always to be pretty much religious ones.

When one consciously spends more to advance the market for progressive
technology, it is annoying when cretins lie about the facts of the
matter.  So yes, sit him down in front of a nice tail pipe, and tie him
to the bumper too.  Useless.

Marcus

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