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Todays Technology Solar Electric Battery Powered and Wind Power Passager Van that an individual tells about building himself. So United States Manufactures can do it when indivduals is doing it with ordaniary batteries. Man Power Vehicals by Bell and Battery Powered Vehicals is 1800’s technology.
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@SINCLAIRRESEARCH You are describing something employed by Wiley Coyote to catch the roadrunner while disobeying every Newtonian law possible. Slightly more mentioned than bigger wheels in the back so you are always running downhill or putting alternators on the front wheels so the motors powering the rear wheels can have their energy “recycled”…
I will do you a big favor now !
have you ever realised how you could charge your batterries on a dull day when the sun and wind are not working? answer is simple , place a impellor in front of van connected to 3 alterantors , thus as you go forward you are recharging by the air resistance DUCTED THROUGH THE IMPELLOR. BY USING TWO SETS OF BATTERIES YOU CAN CHARGE ONE AS YOU GO ALONG THEN RECHARGE THE OTHER ONE ONCE THEY ARE FULL .AND IT CAN AUTOMATICALLY CHANGE OVER WHEN THE OTHER SET IS FULL
Excellent!
That is a vehicle i would buy ! well done !
where can i buy this van?
Fantastic!!!
Another idea about useing batteries. Instead of charging on the car, we could use removable batteries, just like changing in a propane tank. Pull up to a pit with a lift like a transmition jack, the lift goes up unlocks the dead battery pack, drops it out, and sticks in a new one that is charged by stationary solar panels at the “fuel station”