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Guys, nice work on pronouncing Coulomb.
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LA Auto Show - http://www.laautoshow.com/
Army EV's (golf carts?) from: http://www.ezgo.com/
Coulomb Technologies to install smart charger installations in California - no Bo, I do not think it will work at a Gas Station- EV's need a plug where they will be parked for awhile- gas station stops are usually about 5-6 minutes long- not long enough to significantly charge the battery. Besides, do we really want to be charging batteries in close proximity to gas fumes;-)
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Even if they get the bailout, wouldn't that only give GM another 2.5 months of cash at the current burn rate (i.e. until April 2009)? What happens then?
