General Discussion about electric vehicles.
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spinningmagnets 100 GW
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by spinningmagnets » Nov 06 2018 7:23pm
"The Electrical World"
Volume XVI,
July 5 to Dec 27, 1890
No 19, Nov 8th, 1890, page 344,
Robert J. Fleischer
patent 439,395
six cells in series, if lead-acid, would be 12V
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neptronix 100 GW
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by neptronix » Nov 06 2018 7:59pm
Wow, they even had the sense to put the two wheels in the right place.
Good thing that patent isn't valid anymore..
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classicalgas 10 W
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by classicalgas » Nov 25 2018 1:59pm
"Wow, they even had the sense to put the two wheels in the right place."...not only that, they'd figured out that a short wheelbase reduced the likelihood of tip over. Good thing, considering how high the center of gravity looks to be on that rig.
