It’s amazing what civil unrest accomplished in China.
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> On May 24, 2021, at 3:14 PM, EVDL Administrator via EV
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> On 24 May 2021 at 11:26, Larry Gales via EV wrote:
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>> The smaller you make a gas vehicle, the uglier, noisier, dirtier,
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Mark Abramowitz via EV wrote:
Forklifts and floor scrubbers need not run on natural gas or propane. There are
both battery electric and fuel cell electric hybrid equipment available in that
category with zero emissions.
Quite so! Indeed, I suspect that something close to half of the golf
Forklifts and floor scrubbers need not run on natural gas or propane. There are
both battery electric and fuel cell electric hybrid equipment available in that
category with zero emissions.
- Mark
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> On May 24, 2021, at 2:23 PM, Lee Hart via EV wrote:
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On 24 May 2021 at 11:26, Larry Gales via EV wrote:
> The smaller you make a gas vehicle, the uglier, noisier, dirtier, they
> become . In addition, they are proportionally less efficient. So small gas
> vehicles are generally a bad idea: they are responsible for much of the
> horrific pollution
FWIW, I was in Shanghai about 2 years ago - amazing transformation from
ugly and smelly. All of the motorcycles and 3-wheel delivery vehicles
are now electric. The noise level was dramatically reduced in addition
to the smog reduction.
So NEVs do indeed have their place, as long as one
Lawrence Rhodes via EV wrote:
From: Larry Gales
The smaller you make a gas vehicle, the uglier, noisier, dirtier,
they become . In addition, they are proportionally less efficient.
Indeed, that has been the general pattern. Small vehicles are cheap
vehicles, and the emission standards have
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Hi, we're developing an autonomous cargo vehicle using a Curtis 1236SE
controller for the prototype. We have the OEM version of the 1314 programmer
and we have WinVCL. And yet...where information is missing from the
documentation, the support is nonexistent. Curtis refers us to their
reseller and
Hi folks
Last night I figured out how to place the spare from moderntire.com. In the
rear trunk where I put the jack, lug wrench, plug kit - I noticed a gap between
the top surface and the next down with a ridge made out of hard carpet and
foam. Initially I tried a SawZall to cut the ridge so
capacity
of the battery and then subtracting something (80% is probably reasonable) for
the (in)efficiency of the inverter.
Jan
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From: "Peri Hartman via EV"
> Hmm. Well, yes, there are two batteries in it but I can't tell the Ah.
> I'll find out soon, when the power goes off :)
> You seem reasonably confident that the charger won't overload, it will
> just take longer. My concern is that it
Peri Hartman via EV wrote:
First, thanks for everyone's replies. Appreciated.
The unit I bought is rated for 900w and 1500VA. The specs don't list the
Wh but, again, my guess is around 100Wh.
The idea of hacking the unit and putting in a larger battery is
tempting. Theoretically, if it is
Hmm. Well, yes, there are two batteries in it but I can't tell the Ah.
I'll find out soon, when the power goes off :)
You seem reasonably confident that the charger won't overload, it will
just take longer. My concern is that it might be designed to safely
charge at some current level just
From: "Peri Hartman via EV"
> The unit I bought is rated for 900w and 1500VA. The specs don't list the
> Wh but, again, my guess is around 100Wh.
That seems a pretty small battery for a 1500VA UPS Very commonly those use two
7A 12V sealed Gel Cells in series.
> The idea of hacking the unit
First, thanks for everyone's replies. Appreciated.
The unit I bought is rated for 900w and 1500VA. The specs don't list the
Wh but, again, my guess is around 100Wh.
The idea of hacking the unit and putting in a larger battery is
tempting. Theoretically, if it is rated for a 900w loiad, it
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