Hi Al,

I am a member of the FLEAA. I could easily convert the video for you. 
Please let me know if you would like me to. I would be happy to do it 
for free, of course. I could convert to mpg as you requested and if you 
want to keep it on your site, maybe a version which would stream on the 
web a little better.

Have a great day.

Greg Sims

Al Lococo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My name is Al Lococo.  I just joined the Florida EAA.  I was a former member 
> of the National EAA in the late 70's and early 80's when I converted my 
> first EV which I now call EPT1 (Electric Pickup Truck one).  At the time I 
> lived in Wappingers Falls, NY.
>
> http://www.lococo.org/Electric%20Truck/72%20Dat.htm
>
> Contrary to Shawn's post, I am from Winter Haven ;-).  My recently completed 
> vehicle is a 99 Ford Ranger which I call EPT2.
>
> http://www.lococo.org/Electric%20Truck/Truck.htm
>
> This page contains pictures and a link to my documentation and a video.  The 
> video is in DVD format.  I am looking for someone to convert it to mpg 
> format.
>
> My next addition to my truck will be to make the fuel gauge reflect the 
> battery voltage in a form that is meaningful to the unsophisticated.  You 
> know full and empty.  I want empty to be 144 Volts and full to be 155 Volts. 
> The gauge has a 22 ohm to 145 ohm range on the input from the float in the 
> old fuel tank.  I want an opto coupler and something to invert the voltages 
> between 144 and 155.
>
> I plan to do some tests to get started us a voltage divider using resistors. 
> I think this will run the meter backwards rising from empty to full.
>
> Anyway if someone has solve this problem I am interested.
>
> I am also interested in comments criticism and suggestion concerning the 
> choices I have made in my design and implementation.
>
> Cheers,
> Al Lococo 
>
>
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