The first part of this is off topic, but I'll eventually bring it back to
EVs, so hang on.
Many folks here probably know about the part that IBM played in early PCs,
but some may not realize that IBM was pretty late to the small computer
party. The IBM PC didn't hit the market until the
Mark Abramowitz via EV wrote:
On Mar 8, 2017, at 10:57 AM, John Lussmyer via EV wrote:
On Wed Mar 08 09:58:47 PST 2017 ev@lists.evdl.org said:
There I agree 100%. There's a reason that IBM, Remington Rand, and
Burroughs weren't the ones who developed the first practical
On Mar 8, 2017, at 10:57 AM, John Lussmyer via EV wrote:
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> On Wed Mar 08 09:58:47 PST 2017 ev@lists.evdl.org said:
>> There I agree 100%. There's a reason that IBM, Remington Rand, and
>> Burroughs weren't the ones who developed the first practical personal
>> computers.
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My point was that it may not be political at all or have anything to do will
oil.
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>> On 8 Mar 2017 at 6:50, paul dove via EV wrote:
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>> To me it is quite understandable why
GM is big enough to sit on their backsides until they are ready and even fail a
few times before they get it right but put the ‘GM brand’ on an electric car
and many many people will see it as ‘real’ and begin to buy them. I am seeing
a waiting list for the BOLT here in Vancouver. People are
Ok, getting really off topic, but the IBM PC came after Microsoft
determined it was a useful personal device on its own. Orignally, IBM
considered it as a data entry machine, to be used only with mainframes.
They had another name for it which I can't remember. It was only after
they saw how
On 03/08/2017 11:44 AM, Cruisin via EV wrote:
Sounds like a knock off of the Mini BMS
Yes, just as miniBMS was a knock off of the Australian .
I first used the Australian system about 2008 and would have continued
had he not stopped supply needed replacement parts. The Australian, in
Right on David. When I became concerned about air quality Las Vegas was
one of the most polluted cities in the country, in the worst 3%. The EPA
and local Health District implemented regulations on wood burning
fireplaces, vehicle emissions and dust from construction sites. We can
now see our
On Wed Mar 08 09:58:47 PST 2017 ev@lists.evdl.org said:
>There I agree 100%. There's a reason that IBM, Remington Rand, and
>Burroughs weren't the ones who developed the first practical personal
>computers.
You mean, like the IBM PC? :-)
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On 8 Mar 2017 at 6:50, paul dove via EV wrote:
> To me it is quite understandable why automobile manufacturers do not want to
> make electric vehicles. If I have a company making something I wouldn't want
> to government to tell me I had to make something else.
Of course! Nobody wants to be
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Thats good but thermal monitoring is necessary with many chemistries. Every
laptop battery I have every taken apart had thermal sensors on each cell.
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To me it is quite understandable why automobile manufacturers do not want to
make electric vehicles. If I have a company making something I wouldn't want to
government to tell me I had to make something else. I think new companies need
to start up making electric vehicles and just let Detroit
On Wed Mar 08 08:08:01 PST 2017 ev@lists.evdl.org said:
>Would you share what you're doing to build a BMS, what you've learnt etc?
This is my 5th BMS version.
I originally had units with little micro computers on them, and all kinds of
nifty digital features. (revs 1 - 3)
PITA to program,
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>In the past we have used the Mini BMS on low voltage projects like
>Electric Lawn Mowers and Golf Carts. Now that Clean Power is no
>longer, I have been beta testing other BMS'. There are many different
And there are also hobbyiests (like
In the past we have used the Mini BMS on low voltage projects like
Electric Lawn Mowers and Golf Carts. Now that Clean Power is no
longer, I have been beta testing other BMS'. There are many different
boards on Ebay that can handle up to 22 cells and do a small amount of
balancing. 60ma seems to
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and the dark fossil force$ to kill it.
I already had queued Rush's item for posting later (above), and a couple
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