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Whoever it was who kept suggesting that Ryan get a laptop so he can follow the chat comments was BRILLIANT. Eventually you'll come to the realization that when the live listeners know more about the subject than the hosts... that the listeners SHOULD be heard. Was great to take John's call like that. Would like to see more of that happening in the future.
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Her whole second battery idea was a crock. Smart Grid Tech will replace that need, not sure where that was in her picture of the future.
She was a nice lady, though.
Picked a bad day to take the long lunch, I would have loved to help hijack the show. Get those A$$#$%s from Zenn on the horn, I want to give them a piece of my mind!! Better yet, let's get Dickie Weir on the phone!!!
I like that Ryan checks the chat. Makes me feel heard.
The whole hub wheel motor conversion is not very well developed. The entire hub would need to be replaced, so 'Tony' would need more than a pneumatic bolt gun, and the car would need more extensive mods, just not as extensive as mating it to the transmission.
This is an interesting article on battery investment and development. I am not sure whether this guy has insight or enough knowledge to be dangerous.
http://www.gwmg.ca/pdf/2009-jan-lifton-future-of-nimh.pdf
The Pyramid shaped dream car lives. 3 minute video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Td5z31x3eqk
