It is similar to energy recovery/harvest from shock absorbers.
Yes, you can get some small amount of energy, but no, you don't get
enough to justify the additional component cost.
It typically adds some rolling resistance, so it isn't all "free" energy
that is harvested.
The energy recovery sh
On 29 Mar 2016 at 15:55, brucedp5 via EV wrote:
> Usually installing a dryer outlet is not a problem, say a 14-50 50A(?).
Minor correction: A 50 amp rated NEMA 14-50 would typically be a range or
welder receptacle. A clothes dryer receptacle is rated 30 amps and is a
NEMA 14-30. Before the m
On 29 Mar 2016 at 19:17, Michael Ross via EV wrote:
> I don't see why scavenging heat has to increase rolling resistance.
Here's the relevant passage from the original article:
> Additionally, pressure from tire deformation that occurs on the road
> translates into electricity through the use of
> Anyway, it sounds like a fools errand, not because it is another perpetual
motion scheme,
> but because there is really not that much to be gained from scavenging heat
from an
> already pretty low temperature process. It is truly wasted energy and you can
get some
> back, but it just isn't wort
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There is another side to the issue besides being inconsiderate. I have been an
occasional user of Tesla SuperCharger stations. Two items to consider:
First, you need a certain amount of energy to make it to the next station, so
even if it isn't as efficient to charge slowly, you need what you
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I was thinking of all the 1st gen EVs out there that can be had for a low
price. The largest problem is their cheap (wimpy) 3kW charger. Short of
tearing into the EV (loss of dealer/factory support) how can one get around
this.
There are lower cost L3 EVSE that can be bought
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I guess the news got out 2 days early.
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All the L3 EVSE I have seen in use (Blink/ccg and others) offer the charge
initiator the option of what level SOC they want end the charging at. Some
drivers set it to 100% SOC, others just go with the EVSE's default of 80%.
Each L3 EVSE's hardware and each EV's hardware operate a little differentl
Nissan is a difficult company to work with; Shortly after I purchased my car
I discovered the left outside mirror was cracked across...difficult to
detect. The local dealer immediately said: "I must have done it." Right
away he was set to deny the car was damaged when I bought
it...confrontation
All of the Chademo level 3 chargers I have used can charge the LEAF to
100%. As with level 2, charging does slow down past 80% as it approaches
100%.
2013 or earlier LEAFs have an option to limit charging to 80%. 2014 and
later LEAF models don't have the 80% limit option.
Cheers,
-Jamie
On 03/29/2016 01:21 PM, dovepa via EV wrote:
I have on your ever used one Chademo charger but it charged to 100% it drops
the current the closers you get to full.
I imagine it is a function of the charger or charge network. I've used
a few EVGos and they all stop at 80%. But, who wants to pay
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On 29 Mar 2016 at 3:18, brucedp5 via EV wrote:
> Andreas Stephens claimed first place in line at Sydney's St.
> Leonard's Tesla dealership around 7 a.m. AEDT Tuesday morning ...
I thought Tesla didn't have dealers.
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On 29 Mar 2016 at 3:15, brucedp5 via EV wrote:
> Additionally, pressure from tire deformation that occurs on the road
> translates into electricity through the use of a piezo-electric material
> within the tires.
Great, here we go again with another variant of the generator on the wheel
fallacy.
On 29 Mar 2016 at 3:22, brucedp5 via EV wrote:
> The station will charge a Nissan Leaf from empty to full in as little as 20
> minutes. That'll take you about 120 kilometres.
When did fast chargers start charging past 80% SOC to 100%? Did I miss
something?
David Roden - Akron, Ohio, USA
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On 29 Mar 2016 at 3:21, brucedp5 via EV wrote:
> "So we have already fitted one [solar] panel on the top of the auto, which can
> increase the mileage from 25 to 30 per cent.
I'm calling BS.
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