Electric locomotion will replace internal combustion

In the year 2055, you will be arrested and prosecuted
for operating an internal combustion engine in the
United States of America. (Chimerica)
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"Lion is actually an abbreviation for lithium ion."

CARS:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEK-bKF0aHg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUaXG...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHs-l...eature=channel

"I’ve run the numbers, and based on the information that is in the
datasheets, its entirely possible to use these batteries in a PHEV –
they satisfy just about all the basic requirements for use. I
estimated 100 50Ah cells, which would provide a total energy storage
of 11.6kWh, which at an 80% depth of discharge would allow for 9.28kWh
usable energy. The batteries have a high enough charge/discharge rate
to support propelling a vehicle and recharge in a reasonable time,..."

http://www.sequence-omega.net/2009/0...anate-battery/


AIRPLANES:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/index.html?curid=6358896
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwyyQ1BckK0
www.skyspark.eu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqEKS...eature=related

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Mark

On Sep 17, 9:22*am, Mark wrote:
In the year 2055, you will be arrested and prosecuted
for operating an internal combustion engine in the
United States of America. (Chimerica)
----

"Lion is actually an abbreviation for lithium ion."

CARS:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEK-b...eature=channel

"I’ve run the numbers, and based on the information that is in the
datasheets, its entirely possible to use these batteries in a PHEV –
they satisfy just about all the basic requirements for use. *I
estimated 100 50Ah cells, which would provide a total energy storage
of 11.6kWh, which at an 80% depth of discharge would allow for 9.28kWh
usable energy. The batteries have a high enough charge/discharge rate
to support propelling a vehicle and recharge in a reasonable time,..."

http://www.sequence-omega.net/2009/0...th-at-altairna...

AIRPLANES:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/index.h...eature=related

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Mark

This is sharp!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bo...trator_AB1.JPG

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Mark

Mark wrote:
In the year 2055, you will be arrested and prosecuted
for operating an internal combustion engine in the
United States of America. (Chimerica)

Then everyone starves when the big rig trucks stop food distribution.



--
Jim Pennino

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On Sep 18, 3:28*am, wrote:
Mark wrote:
In the year 2055, you will be arrested and prosecuted
for operating an internal combustion engine in the
United States of America. (Chimerica)

Then everyone starves when the big rig trucks stop food distribution.

One of those 'unfortunate facts' that the dreamers cannot get their
heads around

On Sep 17, 4:44*pm, george wrote:
On Sep 18, 3:28*am, wrote: Mark wrote:
In the year 2055, you will be arrested and prosecuted
for operating an internal combustion engine in the
United States of America. (Chimerica)

Then everyone starves when the big rig trucks stop food distribution.

One of those 'unfortunate facts' that the dreamers cannot get their
heads around

Precluding the law of diminishing returns, just off-hand
I'd think a truck-sized electric motor would fix that.
(along with a commensurate power source) Ever seen
electric drag-strip cars? The IC powered cars cannot
even come close. The tork is just too great.

What do truckers rely on? Tork.

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Mark

spelled torque.

On Fri, 17 Sep 2010 14:32:58 -0700 (PDT), Mark wrote:
i meant I'm borked

Mark wrote:
On Sep 17, 4:44Â*pm, george wrote:
On Sep 18, 3:28Â*am, wrote: Mark wrote:
In the year 2055, you will be arrested and prosecuted
for operating an internal combustion engine in the
United States of America. (Chimerica)

Then everyone starves when the big rig trucks stop food distribution.

One of those 'unfortunate facts' that the dreamers cannot get their
heads around

Precluding the law of diminishing returns, just off-hand
I'd think a truck-sized electric motor would fix that.
(along with a commensurate power source) Ever seen
electric drag-strip cars? The IC powered cars cannot
even come close. The tork is just too great.

What do truckers rely on? Tork.

Distance, as in LA to Chicago.


--
Jim Pennino

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On Sep 18, 9:30*am, Mark wrote:
On Sep 17, 4:44*pm, george wrote:

On Sep 18, 3:28*am, wrote: Mark wrote:
In the year 2055, you will be arrested and prosecuted
for operating an internal combustion engine in the
United States of America. (Chimerica)

Then everyone starves when the big rig trucks stop food distribution.

One of those 'unfortunate facts' that the dreamers cannot get their
heads around

Precluding the law of diminishing returns, just off-hand
I'd think a truck-sized electric motor would fix that.
(along with a commensurate power source) *Ever seen
electric drag-strip cars? *The IC powered cars cannot
even come close. The tork is just too great.

What do truckers rely on? *Tork.

The word is torque and a 40 ton load that has to be delivered a
thousand mile away is going to require the internal combustion engine

On Sep 17, 8:37*pm, george wrote:
On Sep 18, 9:30*am, Mark wrote:



On Sep 17, 4:44*pm, george wrote:

On Sep 18, 3:28*am, wrote: Mark wrote:
In the year 2055, you will be arrested and prosecuted
for operating an internal combustion engine in the
United States of America. (Chimerica)

Then everyone starves when the big rig trucks stop food distribution.