Truthmatters
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Link me up to what you are talking about
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so you will still have to PAY for the electricity, or do you think the city and the employer will be paying for it?There they go denying science
Which science is that? The science that says the electricity in your wall socket that you plug your electric car into doesn't magically appear there, that it has to be generated somewhere else, with a 50/50 chance that it's derived from burning coal?
At the momment that may be true but alternatives exsist and will continue to be developed.
In the future you willl be able to plug your car into a meter in every parking place instead of a parking meter.
Charge while you park at work and at home.
If every house had solar and wind capability things would be VERY different.
ah, figures you forgot about that alreadyLink me up to what you are talking about
where did i say you did?Where did I say the consumer would not pay?
As an ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, I can tell you that electric cars are not viable
Either short term or long term, electric cars are a pipe dream. Conversion of electrical energy to mechanical energy in an automobile is highly inefficient.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/2538611-post3.htmlah, figures you forgot about that alreadyLink me up to what you are talking about
you pathetic moron
Rain?Electric cars can fill a niche market for small commutes and city traffic
Until they find a way to charge batteries in 5 min and handle emergency outages they will never take hold.
Drive in the rain, at night, use the AC or heater and you drain your battery. Hybrids are still a better option
Someday. Maybe. Meanwhile, right now, here in the real world, if you plug in an electric car, there's a 71% chance it's being recharged by burning something, and another 20% chance it's being recharged by nuclear power.There they go denying science
Which science is that? The science that says the electricity in your wall socket that you plug your electric car into doesn't magically appear there, that it has to be generated somewhere else, with a 50/50 chance that it's derived from burning coal?
At the momment that may be true but alternatives exsist and will continue to be developed.
In the future you willl be able to plug your car into a meter in every parking place instead of a parking meter.
Charge while you park at work and at home.
If every house had solar and wind capability things would be VERY different.
As an ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, I can tell you that electric cars are not viable
Either short term or long term, electric cars are a pipe dream. Conversion of electrical energy to mechanical energy in an automobile is highly inefficient.
How does he explain this?
Model S | Tesla Motors
http://www.usmessageboard.com/2538611-post3.htmlah, figures you forgot about that alreadyLink me up to what you are talking about
you pathetic moron
run from that again
In the future you willl be able to plug your car into a meter in every parking place instead of a parking meter.
If every house had solar and wind capability things would be VERY different.
As an ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, I can tell you that electric cars are not viable
Either short term or long term, electric cars are a pipe dream. Conversion of electrical energy to mechanical energy in an automobile is highly inefficient.
How does he explain this?
Model S | Tesla Motors
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So where does the power in your wall sockets come from? Unicorn hugs?Electric vehicles don't eliminate pollution; they merely relocate it. And given the toxic materials used to make the batteries, they're more hazardous to the environment than fuel-burning engines.
You dont know what you're talking about. Your ignorance with respect to this subject is stunning to say the least.