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runway1300 (Friday 10th of October 2008 12:28:00 AM)

if you are not smart enough then you have to pay for it!its easy ,learn how to stand on your own legs!!

Dilekz (Friday 10th of October 2008 12:14:12 AM)

But you have paid for the battery that is half full.. you trow away money??

runway1300 (Wednesday 8th of October 2008 08:04:30 PM)

you are right,we have to have an eye on that and not allow it to happen.!

Dilekz (Wednesday 8th of October 2008 03:11:34 AM)

What about small cars have small battery's and big cars have big battery's. And what if you want to change battery... and your battery is still half full?? This is nice idea. But wouldn't work.

runway1300 (Wednesday 8th of October 2008 08:02:14 PM)

yes it would,bigger cars just have more of the same battery,and if your battery is half full ,you get a full one back,no imagination hey??!!!

sockosockosocko (Sunday 5th of October 2008 08:23:21 PM)

"unlimited range" is misleading, but it's cool you're working on something worthwhile!

judas486 (Friday 19th of September 2008 08:26:15 AM)

well between ultra-capacitors and rapid charge li batterys this idea is obsolete given we are capable of 150-300 miles now(at great cost but dropping week by week) recharge time is 15 mins you travel ~200 miles stop for a coffee, a um rest break or for direction plugging in your car by time you hop back in your car its full charge locally cost per mile is 3~4 cent per mile EV 17 cent for (22mpg) gas. there fore i can charge 2x or much more for the elctricity and still be cheaper

AlternativeAntriebe (Saturday 13th of September 2008 04:30:34 AM)

hey! interesting movie! I wanted to ask: cars will have diffent sizes, so if the car is bigger, it will need bigger batteries, or more of this batteries. How will this be managed with this system? And, if you are coming to this station, for what will you pay: For the electricity, to charge the battery, or the battery itself?

machintruc313 (Monday 8th of September 2008 01:14:22 AM)

how about inserting an alternator and therefore no need to recharge or 'swap' batteries??? This is how fuel powered car function... But I guess someone somewhere needs to profit anyway, right? right! :)

jkulhanek (Tuesday 9th of September 2008 07:42:50 AM)

An alternator requires more mechanical power input than it will put out in electricity...So it would use more power than it will give...