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Originally Posted by Chipster22a
I also wrote to the local newspaper earlier saying they should look into the 110mpg claims because it seemed to be impossible. I don't recall seeing a very skeptical article.
Even now, the reports seem to blame lack of funding, disolved partnerships, and also the conflict of interest by the commissioner. I still haven't seen anything that says the claims made may have been impossible.
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My local paper had an aritcle about the EESTOR electric vehicle. They claimed they could charge the vehicle in 5-10 Minutes, on household current, and drive it from Houston to Dallas TX. My guess would be that is something like at least 500 kilowatt hours of energy (conservatively) to travel about 250miles. Beyond the incredible range claim you have to have a curcuit capable of moving 500 kilowatt hours of electricity in 5-10 minutes, or 3000 to 6000 kilowatts of electricity through your household circuits.
Yeah right, snake oil salesman.
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Mech