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    Can I use E-bike batteries as portable 120 volt power supply

    I have about 5 48v 10ah e-bike batteries not being used, and I was wondering if could use them as a portable power supply, for up to say 1,000 watts (juicer) for 120 volt appliances. I see power inverters on Amazon, but have no idea what to look for. Is this a reasonable idea? Is it...
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    Using 36v or 48v Lion batteries for RV

    I bought some E-bike kits and never did much with them, as a result I have some unused batteries lying around and was wondering the potential for using them in my motor home? I was thinking of running a few together or maybe even just one at a for watching movies with out a generator running...
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    Was Luke Skywalker a radicalized Jihadi

    http://decider.com/2015/12/11/the-radicalization-of-luke-skywalker-a-jedis-path-to-jihad/ This is great!!! Obi Wan — a religious fanatic with a history of looking for young boys to recruit and teach an extreme interpretation of the Force — is practically salivating when he stumbles upon Luke...
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    Man builds self driving car

    http://www.bloomberg.com/features/2015-george-hotz-self-driving-car/ A few days before Thanksgiving, George Hotz, a 26-year-old hacker, invites me to his house in San Francisco to check out a project he’s been working on. He says it’s a self-driving car that he had built in about a month...
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    Anyone have the Wave bike?

    My friend asked to me check out a bike he saw on NEWS KTLA, it is called the Wave. There is an indiagogo for it, and they have raised almost 1,000,000. The first buyers are getting it at $599. Then it will retail at $999. I did a search and nothing came up here.
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    Planning an E-bike event in the Eastern Sierras

    Howdy, I have an idea for planning an E-bike event in the eastern Sierras and was looking to see what kind of interest their would be. West of the town of Lone Pine CA, is Mt Whitney, tallest peak in contiguous United States; and in between lie the Alabama Hills. The Alabama Hills are a group...
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