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I loved the "two minute silence" at the end. Not quite sure what it was for but I put my hand on my heart for the duration nonetheless. Hehehe
Interesting Interview with Chuck Greenwood about their HumanCar – a hybrid that is part electric, part human-powered NEV – this is definitely an outside-the-box type of vehicle. It may fill a niche market, but…just don’t see it! Still, some interesting ideas they have tied to this car that may spawn some other vehicular applications. Their web site is at: http://www.humancar.com/index_hc.html
EV moment in history was funny! AND informative! You can see Jay Leno's 1909 Baker Electric at: http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/video/video_player.shtml?vid=187711
Hey Paul, have you seen Leno's steam car videos too? They're fantastic mate! Sure it takes 30 minutes to prep the car but that's half the fun!
I have seen the steam cars there! They are very cool to see, and to see how they work. But not sure I would want one. LOL! Too much potential to explode, I think;-)
We cannot hear the listener feedback from chris. The audio is messed up.
