The 1981 Mercury Linx Electrica is at Black Bay. This car was bought new,
driven 1800 miles and was left to rot away. The owners were mad at the car
because it was slow (only 72 volt system) and had a very limited range.
The car has quite a bit of body rust but it can be repaired. The electric
Hi All,
Here's some interesting EV news.
http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D92UDIJ80.htm?chan=autos_autos+
--+lifestyle+subindex+page_top+stories
Andrew
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Very smart idea for the name of the company. It isn't an American company,
but most Americans will assume it is just by the name. Has anyone looked
into inviting Gov. Christ to any of the EV events to give him an opportunity
to drive an EV? It might convince him to try and help out with making
Great idea about Gov. Christ. We need to give more rides to elected officials
to get them plugged in
MICHELE MICIAN, MS
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Hi all! I teach at PBCC South in Boca, and Andrew and Charles Whalen
have been kind enough to display their vehicles here numerous times and
I'm wondering if we could follow-up on this idea of getting elected
officials to try out EVs (to get them plugged in) by hosting an EV
Rally of some sort
Yes, I did about 34 months ago. I had contacted Senator McCain's staff in DC
suggesting that he and governor Christ meet with Andrew, Charles Whalen, Shawn
and myself in Tallahassee. The pupose was to make a presentation of our EV's
and let them see what we in Florida have done; to inspire
Hi Michele and All,
I believe only utilities can sell
electricity in Fla so you might want to check that out
before buying meters. Of course I don't think the electric
company will mess with those whom give them their Ok to do
business. Or since they are
Michele and All,
I will introduce myself first since I am new. I am an Electrical Engineer at
Honeywell in Clearwater, FL. Looking to build my first EV soon for commuting
purposes. So be on the lookout for questions from me and or any resources
you all may have you can send my way.
As far as
Cool! Safer too! :-)
F.
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From: Michele Mician [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2008 16:57:39
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Subject: Re: [FLEAA] reselling electric
I think ours at the new police
Michele and All,
I will introduce myself first since I am new. I am an Electrical Engineer
at
Honeywell in Clearwater, FL. Looking to build my first EV soon for
commuting
purposes. So be on the lookout for questions from me and or any resources
you all may have you can send my way.
As
I am hearing that the electric company will only give you credit towards
future bills, not cash. Doesnt make sense if you produce your own electric
and do not use the grid that you can only get a credit that you may never
use.
As mandated by Florida state law and already implemented by the
? Hi from Pete Amar in Fort Pierce on the central East coast. Some
municipalities run their own utility companies, such as Fort Pierce, Vero
Beach, and Lake Worth. So it should be viable for some municipalities to offer
pay as you charge outlets. For others that really want to offer
I received a letter a few months ago from FPL informing me about the
change in the net metering law. I was told I would be sent a new
interconnect contract when available. I still have not received the
new contract and I still do not have net metering. In addition to
that, over a year
You will never have an annual credit if you live in
South Florida unless you have a huge system and
never run your AC.
You don't need AC at all in South Florida if you design your house
correctly. I have met several such people with homes in South Florida who
do not need and don't use AC and
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