http://www.evconvert.com/tools/evcalc/
--- john fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sorry if asked before, I couldn't find a FAQ...
I see an online calculator at
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/lab/8679/evcalc.html
but its a little out-of-date and of uncertain
accuracy.
Does anybody
When I go to that page I receive:
412 Precondition Failed
The precondition on the request for the URL
/tools/evcalc/ evaluated to false.
I can't even get to www.evconvert.com
--- lyle sloan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.evconvert.com/tools/evcalc/
--- john fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok it must just be something my computer is sitting
behind then.
I thought I had checked it from this very computer but
perhaps something changed at my firewall or proxy.
*shrug*
Have never seen that error prior so I tried to look it
up and those seem to be the main culprits. I have
ruled the
The page does say it may not work with MS IE, but I would think you'd
still get something. Works fine with Firefox.
Kevin Caldwell
Mark Hastings wrote:
Ok it must just be something my computer is sitting
behind then.
I thought I had checked it from this very computer but
perhaps
True that battery box isn't pretty, but a bit of fairing would help
looks and aerodynamics. The cardboard doesn't help, either. On the
flip side, you didn't build a custom bike -- you fit your components
into an existing frame, which (to me) is rather an accomplishment in
itself. Making a
that they'll either: A) Think that it's some kind of electric
piston, or B) won't consider it a real bike without cylinder heads,
despite _knowing_ it's electric? Of course, then there's the gas
tank ...
I suspect it's B. That's been my first hand impression with a lot of
motorcyclists
On the flip side, you didn't build a custom bike -- you fit your
components into an existing frame, which (to me) is rather an
accomplishment in itself. Making a custom frame around the
components is (in some sense) easier.
A lot of the 'customs' aren't. The builder often just buys the
Actually I think the fake cylinder heads look much nicer than my
battery box. I wouldn't mind having something like that on my bike.
http://home.comcast.net/~damonhenry/Suzuki09.jpg
Naw, you just need a cover on the front box is all. Go to McMaster
and buy some 1/8 PVC and have at it with
