Tesla Roadster: The World's Only Cool Electric Car

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30 electric cars companies ready to take over the road

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XH-150 demonstrates new hybrid technology, gets 150 mpg

The company is showing off the XH-150 with the intention of licensing its ultracapacitor technology to automakers.

XH-150 demonstrates new hybrid technology, gets 150 mpg | Car Tech: An automotive blog from CNET - CNET Reviews

EEStor Technology: The End of Batteries?

http://thefraserdomain.typepad.com/e..._ultracap.html

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Originally Posted by LMagic007

Basic Research Needs for Electrical Energy Storage: Report of the ...

You did read the article, didn’t you?
Page 79…on energy storage……
“Current EES technologies based on chemical energy storage and electrochemical capacitive storage fall far short of meeting these needs…..”
Practical electrical energy storage it is not.

[LMagic007]

Originally Posted by Besoeker

You did read the article, didn’t you?
Page 79…on energy storage……
“Current EES technologies based on chemical energy storage and electrochemical capacitive storage fall far short of meeting these needs…..”
Practical electrical energy storage it is not.

Nobody said it was. Capacitors can hold electrical field. This thread is about energy storage technologies. There are a wide range of storage technologies out there. Get over it.

[Besoeker]

Originally Posted by LMagic007

Nobody said it was. This thread is about energy storage technologies. Get over it.

Really?
Isn't the title "Tesla Roadster: The World's Only Cool Electric Car"?

[Besoeker]

Originally Posted by LMagic007

Nobody said it was. Capacitors can hold electrical field. This thread is about energy storage technologies. There are a wide range of storage technologies out there. Get over it.

And, is it unreasonable for me to comment on an article YOU introduced.

[LMagic007]

Originally Posted by Besoeker

Really?
Isn't the title "Tesla Roadster: The World's Only Cool Electric Car"?

Yes using storage. The same as a power station might use storage, so may a car. Get over it.

[Besoeker]

Originally Posted by LMagic007

Yes using storage. The same as a power station might use storage, so may a car. Get over it.

Chill!!!!
In post #37 YOU introduced a link on electrical energy storage.
I don't think either of us harbours any doubts about the reasons for your continuing posts about it nor the silly signature you have adopted.
There is no practical means of storing electrical energy.
You have posted a number of links, not one of which supports your contention that electrical energy can be stored for later use in any meaningful way.
Even if you do see that, I have not the slightest expectation that you will agree, get over it, and move on.
You will continue to try in vain to prove that you can't ever be wrong on any point.
No problem. It's what you do. And I accept that.

[LMagic007]

Originally Posted by Besoeker

Chill!!!!
In post #37 YOU introduced a link on electrical energy storage.
I don't think either of us harbours any doubts about the reasons for your continuing posts about it nor the silly signature you have adopted.
There is no practical means of storing electrical energy.
You have posted a number of links, not one of which supports your contention that electrical energy can be stored for later use in any meaningful way.
Even if you do see that, I have not the slightest expectation that you will agree, get over it, and move on.
You will continue to try in vain to prove that you can't ever be wrong on any point.
No problem. It's what you do. And I accept that.

Ho Hum

It's not about me or about being wrong. What's "practical" though is subjective opinion and you don't have a mortgage on opinion, though you seem to try to. There are "practical" methods of storing electrical energy. You have not proven anything by remonstrating on the small minded points you have introduced.

The articles are there for all to read and comment on as you have, and form their own views about, however contrary to your representations, your comments are not gospel and people can again freely form their own opinions, without having to accept yours. What's silly is your pettiness on small minded matters that detract from the core essence of issues raised. You clearly can't accept a view opposing your own.

No doubt you will continue to try in vain to prove that you can't ever be wrong on any point. Even if you do see that, I have not the slightest expectation that you will agree, get over it, and move on.

[Besoeker]

Originally Posted by LMagic007

Ho Hum
There are "practical" methods of storing electrical energy.

So you say. You have yet to cite one.
I know you won't.