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reply posted on 14-4-2011 @ 12:25 PM by kwakakev
I have started looking into free energy devices and it is not the batteries that are the problem, but government and oil companies suppressing so many good inventions. pesn.com... is just one of many examples. Hundreds of secrecy orders are put on inventors each year due to so called 'national interest'. When the planet is getting polluted, prices going up and continual war and conflict going on this suppression is not in the national interest. There are a lot of good ideas around and with some of the new technology going on an amazing amount of power is just sitting there waiting.


reply posted on 14-4-2011 @ 12:30 PM by sprocket2cog
reply to post by kwakakev


Yes i agree with you on suppressed tech but the limiting factor on electric vehicles at the moment really is the distance they can cover.
theres only two ways this can be fixed, better power density or lower weights.
but i just wrote a thread on hydrogen hybrids, might like to check that one out
www.abovetopsecret.com...


reply posted on 15-4-2011 @ 05:09 PM by cahlmac
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Well said,. Electric motorcycles have been raced at the Isle of Man TT for the last couple of years as well, and although the idea of them may be hard for a lot of people to get used to, I think it is definetly going going to take off in a big way very soon.
Looking forward to getting back to the TT this year to see how much progress has been made on this side of the water in the last 12 months


reply posted on 15-4-2011 @ 05:27 PM by sprocket2cog
reply to post by nh_ee

Yes, i must admit i forgot about super caps i have also read about hybrid batteries that can hold more power then a cap and can be charged to near full capacity in a few minutes, which gives the best of both worlds.


reply posted on 15-4-2011 @ 06:14 PM by sprocket2cog
Originally posted by Thill
Great bike I so want one
From what I gathered they still do not have a solution to make the energy transfer faster without melting down the batteries due to the limitations of liquid boiling points ..

Well thats not exactly true, the tech is in its infancy, so it is coming just slowly..
check out these links to get an idea.
www.gizmag.com...
electriccarsreport.com...

"The newly cathode allows extremely fast charging and discharging to the tune of 400C for lithium-ion and 1,000C for NiMH batteries in which, ”C” is the charge (or discharge) rate where 1C equals a charge in one hour. 400C means a full charge in 1/400 of an hour. This means normal lithium-ion batteries could be recharged to 90 percent in just two minutes."

The other innovation is spray on solar cells that could make cars that charge all the time in daylight, extendind range.
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reply posted on 16-4-2011 @ 04:01 AM by Thill
Originally posted by sprocket2cog
Well thats not exactly true, the tech is in its infancy, so it is coming just slowly..
check out these links to get an idea.
www.gizmag.com...
electriccarsreport.com...

"The newly cathode allows extremely fast charging and discharging to the tune of 400C for lithium-ion and 1,000C for NiMH batteries in which, ”C” is the charge (or discharge) rate where 1C equals a charge in one hour. 400C means a full charge in 1/400 of an hour. This means normal lithium-ion batteries could be recharged to 90 percent in just two minutes."

The other innovation is spray on solar cells that could make cars that charge all the time in daylight, extendind range.
edit on 15-4-2011 by sprocket2cog because: (no reason given)


Thank You very much for correcting me , I have recently become very interested in the topic of electric transportation ,so I will surely go over Your links and educate myself on this topic a bit more instead of listening to some people that thought they knew better and repeating their ignorance



reply posted on 16-4-2011 @ 12:06 PM by sprocket2cog
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No problem Thil, only trying to help show people there is a solution coming, just very slowly.
you might also like to heck out this thread as well, on hydrogen powered hybrids i wrote.
Thats another way we could extended the range, by using an electric vechile with a small hydrogen run engine powering generators to keep the batteries toped up.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
glad to be of service
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