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EVcast #66: Hinterland and Disneyland...I Mean World!

Wednesday, August 27th @ 5:01 PMpost viewed 296 times

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JohnBriggs said on Wednesday, August 27th @ 7:57 PM:

Hinterland image

http://dvice.com/archives/2008/08/hinterland_elec.php

 

WilliamStockwell said on Thursday, August 28th @ 12:43 AM:

It looks a little like the Dymaxion designed by  bucky fuller or the Stout Scarab

BillBerggren said on Thursday, August 28th @ 12:01 PM:

Regarding Sunmotors car.  It would still be a pretty cool car regardless.  Say you drive 10 miles a day on average and the pv miles provide 15 miles range a day.  If your battery was empty, you would start to build up a net gain as the days wore on.  Thus, if you have to go on a 200 miles you would have the reserve to do it.

Maybe you could get Daryl Hannah on the show.

 

JohnBriggs said on Thursday, August 28th @ 12:59 PM:

Bill,
   The solar panels are probably worth doing.  I think you are right, it would as something like 10 miles per day.  Maybe this is the better way to think about it or market it. 

Later
John C. Briggs



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