'We look forward to e-bike parading every Saturday for Tourists'
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Three men, their two-wheelers and an electric light parade
FEB 11, 2016 Kevin Lim
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FedEx Adds Two Nissan e-NV200 Electric Vans to Its Tokyo Fleet
Feb 11, 2016
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FedEx Express in Japan is introducing two a
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Avista wants to install 265 electric vehicle charging stations in Eastern
Washington
FEB. 14, 2016 Nicholas Deshais
Avista has asked state regulators to approve a two-year pilot program that
would g
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Teeny Tesla Model S for
> From: Roland via EV
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> I also left the original hot water heater core in the vehicle.
I’m still working on the conversion, but I left the original hot water heater
core in, too, and I’m planning on feeding it with a Webasto diesel-fired water
heater. You can sometimes pick these up from bul
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/76827606/.html
On-street parking riskier proposition if electric vehicles take-off
February 15 2016 TOM PULLAR-STRECKER
[image] The number of electric cars on New Zealand roads has now hit
four-figures.
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Unless you are a multimil
http://www.autoblog.com/2016/02/13/actev-arrow-smart-kart-electric-kids/
Actev Arrow Smart-Kart could be a perfect EV for kids
Feb 13th 2016 Sebastian Blanco
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Whe! but with parental controls.
Introducing Actev Motors
I have been lurking for a long time and putting together a couple projects
And now I need a couple power packs, a 36vdc and a 48vdc pack. Can someone
Give me a source for batteries from wrecks?? Thank you
Jerry NW Ohio
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Jay;
Check that your contactor is pulling in.
My heater works great at the high speed, but if I switch to a slower speed, the
contactor drops out.
No current to the resistive core, and no heat.
Dennis
Elsberry, MO
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part, as if I remove the dash I want to be ready to replace
> it right away (and I'd take the opportunity to install a new amp hour
> gauge at the same time...)
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EVers,
With some talk about increasing battery size or adding another
compatible battery, I was thinking about thisI don't know
how complicated it is or isn't to have 2 batteries and load-balance,
and share the charger, etc.that's fancy stuff
but what about having a spare (charged) bat
Seth,
Are you willing to add 1000 pounds to your vehicle? Even if the frame
and suspension can be modified to handle that, what are the losses from
carrying around all that extra weight. Alternatively, if you were to
put the spare battery in a trailer, what would your losses be from that,
i
On 17 Feb 2016 at 16:36, Peri Hartman via EV wrote:
> There have been a lot of past discussions on range extending. Trailers, small
> onboard chargers, etc. In my opinion, they are rarely justified
A battery trailer isn't exactly elegant, but it works. It lets you have a
small, light battery
Trailer range extenders have the severe limitation of adding drag to
the EV. The drag added by a trailer is quite significant and can
negate a large fraction of the added kW-hrs of whatever you may be
hauling with the trailer.
It tends to be a "two steps forward, one step back" type situation.
Just pulling my 4'x4' solar power trailer (about the smallest trailer
there is) and only 10" high plus the wheels decreases my Prius mileage by
10 MPG at least. That is a 20% range reduction right there...
Bob
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The only reason for the range extender is to get your EV to a place that
it normally could not reach. I've seriously considered building one for
my 914, as my range is only 70 miles. Yes, the mileage is worse when
using the extender, that is to be expected. However, the range extender
is probably a
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On 02/17/2016 11:31 AM, Seth Rothenberg via EV wrote:
EVers,
With some talk about increasing battery size or adding another
compatible battery, I was thinking about thisI don't know
how complicated it is or isn't to have 2 batteries and load-balance,
and share the charger, etc.that's fa
Another thought I had was whether an add-on pack
could be used just for climate control.
For my commute, the heat is what shortens my range.
It might even be that I just need to study this:
"...The third [cable] is a high voltage cable
that goes to the cabin heater"
The past 3 weeks have been OK,
This topic has been discussed on the Leaf forum (do a search on range
trailer in that forum), but know the "Enginer" company is defunct/no longer
in business. Here are some (dated) links to explore:
http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.php?t=20070
Re: Increasing Nissan Leaf Range with mini batt
Fascinating! I hadn't heard of the Fritchle EV before. 100 miles on a charge
was an amazing achievement, especially considering the roads in those days. I
wonder if there are any details about his batteries?
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Take a small personal hiking butane or propane heater.
Sure, its fossil fuel, but nothing is more efficient at producing heat.
Producing heat from a resistance heater from a battery, charged by 50%
coal is not efficient.
Better... just sit on a 50W medicinal heating pad pre-warmed by 120 VAC
befor
our
gauge at the same time...)
Jay
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On 17 Feb 2016 at 19:19, Robert Bruninga via EV wrote:
> Take a small personal hiking butane or propane heater.
> Sure, its fossil fuel, but nothing is more efficient at producing heat.
Unless I'm misunderstanding what you're referring to, Sebring-Vanguard tried
something like that in the old Ci
Thanks, Bruce, very timely for me, having looked at a used leaf tonight.
Has anyone looked into getting a second leaf pack and using
contactors/etc to switch between packs ?
Would take up some interior space...
-Chris
On 2/17/2016 3:54 PM, brucedp5 via EV wrote:
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