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Originally posted by admriker444
the auto industry claims the ev car wasnt profitable. they also claimed the demand wasnt there. there is plenty of proof big auto purposely used weaker batteries like lead acid.
it wasnt until later that the ev car got the much improved NI-MH battery. And today's lithium batteries would have led to even better performance.
Its apparent you didnt watch the video clip i attached or you'd be well aware of the total garbage big auto dumped on california.
a car will never be profitable when the auto company refuses to sell it. a car will never be profitable when the auto industry refuses to renew leases and instead sends the car to the crusher.
the problem with the ev car wasnt the battery performance or demand or price. the problem was the ev car didnt use or need the trillion dollar infrastructure built along american highways.
as to your comment about solar power...you need to do some research and find out who controls that industry...hint hint big oil.
Originally posted by Has2b
Thanks God for the trolls and the ignorant and the debunkers! If not the black would hit us immediately.
Originally posted by NRen2k5
Have you folks noticed that all of the footnotes on this guy’s website just refer to other parts of his website?
His rantings have little to no basis in reality.
Originally posted by Has2b
Releasing the source of free energy would immediately cause worldwide chaos! Most of the modern world is dominated by the Petrochemical Oil industry.
Many of the worlds (particularly your country) population are employed in automobile manufacture and associated industry.
They would likely go broke or be unable to meet demand and inflation would soar!
Many persons if given free anywhere energy would change work patterns although maybe not in mass immediately.
If sources of such energy included power to manipulate the environment and defy gravity then the already streched law enforcement would probably find it impossible to
maintain law and order.
as a human race have not been able to achieve peaceful existance.
There is enough religion to cause perpetual wars based on "my imaginary friend is better than yours" but not enough sense to realise if it is not imaginary then it is likely the same one!
and despite the dogmas demand for peace humans find a loophole excuse!
My personal journey has forced me to become acquainted with heavy duty physics but do not yet have the proficiency and resource(time) to make my own devices. I want such capability but there are lots of others I would not trust.... so therefore why would your or my government trust me either?
On here NWO gets a bashing, but until there is a unified world with solid controls in place, then sadly I see many covert blackops of secret service engaged in preventing the cat getting out of the bag.
Curious with all the trouble you and Dennis went through, haven't you learned you cannot fight those would present such earnest resistance?
Originally posted by NRen2k5
The EV1 was pulled from the market because it wasn’t profitable, period.
Its mileage was drastically reduced in cold climates, too. Batteries tend to not work very well in the cold.
Solar panels are on the market.
As conclusion i believe free energy will probably only come to a world on the back of great and sustained democratic action to take back the machinery of our various governments. After a hundred years of trying i think the backyard capitalist/saviour of humanity logic has proven itself futile and that we really might only achieve this as direct result of the more basic and pressing needs of the average man; the rich wont do as the system is working for them, the middle class risks what they have fought so hard to achieve and the poor are simply too busy fighting for a eight hour work day and a living wage.
Originally posted by Kruel
Originally posted by NRen2k5
Have you folks noticed that all of the footnotes on this guy’s website just refer to other parts of his website?
His rantings have little to no basis in reality.
Then perhaps you have a theory as to WHY he even bothers? What's his motive?
I don't see the guy making any money off this. If he just wanted attention there are easier ways.
Originally posted by StellarX
Originally posted by NRen2k5
The EV1 was pulled from the market because it wasn’t profitable, period.
And it is well understood that battery technologies have been suppressed and that the EV1 could have gone to market with far more efficient one's.
That being said i don't see how the EV1 was not profitable when it was never actually sold to anyone.
If your not going to offer people the chance to buy the car for whatever profit you might have in mind ( imagine those California type celebrities who all want to pretend to be saving the environment) how can claim that it's not profitable? Why do i have video footage of them sending perfectly new cars to the scrap yards for shredding?
Its mileage was drastically reduced in cold climates, too. Batteries tend to not work very well in the cold.
Well give me the numbers and the evidence that it's that cold in California for most of the year.
Solar panels are on the market.
So is wind power but why do you consider that evidence that big oil controls everything and can prevent even such obvious and basic technologies as solar and wind power from being exploited?
Are you next going to use employ the fact that coal can be turned into oil/gas on large scale ( SASOL) as evidence that big oil has no power because they could not shut down the world coal mining?
If you wish you can do some researching and figure out just how many thousands of dollars it will cost you to put up the type of solar power station ( and station is about the right word) that could meet your current energy needs in summer time. I believe you will be very surprised to find just how expensive that is and may even begin to wonder why something so basic and well understood is still so terribly expensive to employ in residential or commercial settings.
Originally posted by NRen2k5
Which would be more expensive, making the car less profitable.
It was leased.
This was in the late 1990s, before the whole glob-Al Warming fad.
California is not the world.
Batteries don’t work well in the cold. This is why a battery powered car is not viable globally or even nationally as a replacement to the gasoline powered car.
Rank County No. of millionaire households
1 Los Angeles County, CA 262,800
2 Cook County, IL 167,873
3 Orange County, CA 113,299
4 Maricopa County, AZ 106,210
5 San Diego County, CA 100,030
6 Harris County, TX 96,593
7 Nassau County, NY 78,816
8 Santa Clara County, CA 75,371
9 Palm Beach County, FL 69,871
10 Middlesex County, MA 67,552
money.cnn.com...
GM never offered the EV1 for public sale. It was only available to consumers under a lease program that had no clause allowing for purchase at the conclusion of the lease. 650 EV1s were produced for the 1997 model year, using lead acid batteries; each found a lessee. In 1999, GM switched the EV1 to a nickel metal hydride battery; 465 were produced, all were leased.
In 1999, the original 650 1997 EV1s were all returned to GM because of a voluntary recall to repair a cable from the charge port that GM claimed would lead to heat buildup and even fire.
In 2000, about 200 of the 1997 EV1s were re-issued to their original lessees on revised two-year leases.
Over the next 18 months, the remaining 200-odd 1999 EV1s were released, a few at a time, to selected lessees, mostly high-profile celebrities and politicians.
All EV1 leases required return of the vehicle at lease end, upon which GM sent them straight off to Mesa, Arizona, where the tires and batteries were removed, they were subjected to an 18" crush, and then trucked back to a smelter near Fontana, California. GM charged former lessees for excess wear and for scratches on the EV1s, and insisted on billing ex-lessees for these charges, even reporting non-payment as a charge-off. GM consistently refused offers to purchase or re-lease any EV1s. All the 1999 EV1s, with the exception of a few retained in Michigan proving grounds, were destroyed. All the donated EV1s are the original 1997 version, disabled by removal of the controller and batteries.
en.wikipedia.org...
Because “big oil” doesn’t “control everything.” Solar and wind power are viable for small applications, but not on a large scale. Consider a wind farm. It’s useless when there’s no wind. Overall you might just be better off planting crops on the land to produce ethanol rather than using the space to build wind turbines.
And how efficient is SASOL as opposed to just using the coal?
Because there’s a BIG difference between understanding how something works and developing the technology to reproduce it or exploit it efficiently.
For example, astronomy and faster-than-light travel are well understood, but that doesn’t mean we’re living in Star Trek.
Originally posted by StellarX
Originally posted by NRen2k5
Which would be more expensive, making the car less profitable.
Actually there were no cost issues involved and it was simply a case of suppressing more efficient battery solutions for as long as possible. If you wish to make more specific claims , ideally something factual, feel free.
It was leased.
And they had four wheels each; if you must say something say something i don't know or i may very well waste your time like you are mine.
This was in the late 1990s, before the whole glob-Al Warming fad.
Global warming as fad was very much alive by the late 90's but obviously air pollution in some states made much of the global warming propaganda quite redundant.
California is not the world.
Your a smart one....
Batteries don’t work well in the cold. This is why a battery powered car is not viable globally or even nationally as a replacement to the gasoline powered car.
Rank County No. of millionaire households
1 Los Angeles County, CA 262,800
2 Cook County, IL 167,873
3 Orange County, CA 113,299
4 Maricopa County, AZ 106,210
5 San Diego County, CA 100,030
6 Harris County, TX 96,593
7 Nassau County, NY 78,816
8 Santa Clara County, CA 75,371
9 Palm Beach County, FL 69,871
10 Middlesex County, MA 67,552
money.cnn.com...
But obviously you can't sell even 1000 electric cars to half a millions families, in just five of California and Arizona's counties, with a net worth of over a million dollars? If they can sell Hummers ,and other tank like means of transportation, they can sell electric cars and if they do not it's entirely due to a them not trying at all. Can you for instance explain why the following EVER happened?
Originally posted by wadefrazier3
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