Dear Friends on the EVDL,

 I feel you represent the BEST in an active group of individuals with
positive interest in Electric Vehicles.  I would ask you a small favor, It
is related to my promotion of my educational attempts to train many more
mechanics and enthusiasts in the technology of Electric Vehicles.  I have
noticed that most of you are very literate, and my request is, *for those
who have the spare time*, to view the Presentation I have been working on
for several days and have now posted on youtube  (link ::::
http://youtu.be/*_*DetP2Q1BYc <http://youtu.be/_DetP2Q1BYc> )  I ask you
*only* to critique the slide presentation. And reply directly to me (
EVprofessor *AT* EVprofessor* DOT* com ) with you suggestions for
improvement.  I know that several words are misspelled (Such as "OR" in
place of "FOR.")  I also have a tendency to make very long sentences. If
you feel strongly, about the text, I can send you the text, 575 words, for
your perusal. Which I composed and converted to slides for presentation.  I
welcome any positive criticism.  I realize that the topic of my
presentation is not EVs, but Technical training about the technology used
in EV and I beg your indulgence, for this intrusion.

 With Thanks in advance and Regards,

Dennis Lee Miles (EVprofessor)

*Founder:    **EV Tech. Institute Inc.** (www.evti.org
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On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 10:14 AM, Electric Blue auto convertions via EV <
ev@lists.evdl.org> wrote:

> Lee, that looks like a Clark/Hyster contactor board fork lifts used in the
> 60s and 70s .I have a Clark E500 fork lift service manual, It looks the
> same, The Clark/hyster has field weaking,
>
> does this one of yous have that ?. I worked for Clark when I got out of
> the army in the late 60s , they seemed to think I knew about them LOLOL .
> thats what I used when I was building my first EVs, bought every motor and
> contactor board I could find. changed the contactor coils to 12 volt, most
> were 36,48 volt .you could do that back then, even change the tips when
> they wore out, I always put the silver tips on the contactors, they lasted
> 4 times as long.
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