Zero Emissions Vehicle Advertising

My Force

Here is my 1997 Solectria Force. I purchased it back in Feb of this month, got it here from Jersey in March.It had 9720 miles on it I believe. I have put over 2600 miles on this baby in just 5 months. I can't begin to tell you how awesome it is to NEVER have to go to the gas station except to fill my tires with air for FREE! I want to cover this baby in ads to help pay for it and to pave the way for other zev owners to help offset some of the extra costs investing in a zev can have. Like the new charger that I had to get. Got me one of those Zevans instead of the Brusa charger that came stock with the car in 1997. Been rocking. Has 7 newer batteries and 5 older ones. 156 volts.

FUEL CELLS?

If you are like me then you know that the idea of a fuel cell sounds like a good idea...but what the hell is a fuel cell anyway? There is a great explanation given here via a flash movie. It shows the way a traditional combustion fuel engine works as well as how a fuel cell work now. Truly amazing!

Rechargable Lithium Batteries

 
Earlier this month, alternative energy and transportation pioneer ZAP (OTC BB:ZAAP.OB - News) announced it has received orders for over 50,000 units of its Recharge-It-All line of rechargeable lithium battery storage devices. ZAP's Recharge-It-All comes in several sizes depending on your needs, from the RX4-C Universal Battery Charger for $29.99 to power and recharge smaller electronics devices like cell phones and digital cameras, to the M-48 for $139.99 that can power a laptop and a smaller device at the same time. Learn more and order one online today at http://www.zapworld.com.

Plug-in Prius Announced

Toyota announced recently that they are testing a plug-in Prius. While this would take the concept of a Hybrid up a notch the battery pack that they will have will only give you about 8 miles of electric only driving before your battery will be drained and you will have to rely on the gas fueled engine.
They claim that they will not release this vehicle in its present form as it uses nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries instead of the more advanced lithium-ion batteries, according to a Reuters report.
Have none of these companies even heard of Silicone batteries? Makes me curious why the entire industry is so SOLD on the lithium technology which has nit proven to be too stable in a EV application.

WELCOME

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