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Re: An all electric car, that changes batteries, instead of filling up
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| Leonard Abbott wrote:
> An all electric car, that changes batteries, instead of filling up on a
> tank of gas. would take less time, not pollute, drive the price of fuel
> down, satisfy the ''global warming freaks'' end auto inspections for
> pollution. be quieter, stop sea levels from rising, save the whales,
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> You could even charge your batteries, with solar electric cells, in the
> parking lot while you are at work.
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Less time? I bet you couldnt change your one battery in less time than
it takes to gas up. Now imagine if you had to unbolt and wrassle a
dozen big ol T105 boogers around at about 70 lbs a piece. Wearing a
suit and late to work. Its takes more KWhrs to drive you car to work
and back than it does to run your house for a day.... maybe 30KWhrs. If
you have 4 big 2" x 4" solar panels that are about 200 W each, you have
almost a KW for about 6 hrs? That will get you about half charged up.
Hope you dont work nite shift.....
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| Eeyore 2006-10-31, 3:25 am |
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BobG wrote:
> Leonard Abbott wrote:
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> Less time? I bet you couldnt change your one battery in less time than
> it takes to gas up. Now imagine if you had to unbolt and wrassle a
> dozen big ol T105 boogers around at about 70 lbs a piece. Wearing a
> suit and late to work. Its takes more KWhrs to drive you car to work
> and back than it does to run your house for a day.... maybe 30KWhrs. If
> you have 4 big 2" x 4" solar panels that are about 200 W each, you have
> almost a KW for about 6 hrs? That will get you about half charged up.
> Hope you dont work nite shift.....
You obviously have a 'quick change shop' to do it.
Graham
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