Are Electric Cars Feasible in the Midwest?

  • TH
    Posts: 450
    January 20, 2024 at 6:33 pm #2249115

    Your last post is spot on Bman!

    catnip
    south metro
    Posts: 623
    January 21, 2024 at 8:22 pm #2249290

    All the lovers and haters go check out edison motors on YouTube. They have it figured out. They just made their first diesel electric hybrid, works like a locomotive. They are able to use a smaller 9 liter engine to run A generator that charges the battery’s. They get twice the mpg. using A 300hp CAT engine is able to turn the 700 up and 80,000 pound feet of torque e axles. They are also starting to work on a similar conversion for 1 ton trucks. They think the cost of the pickup conversion will be about the half the cost of a new truck. All designed by truck drivers and mechanics who want you to be able to work on your own stuff.

    gregory
    Red wing,mn
    Posts: 1588
    January 21, 2024 at 10:30 pm #2249309
    catnip wrote:

    All the lovers and haters go check out edison motors on YouTube. They have it figured out. They just made their first diesel electric hybrid, works like a locomotive. They are able to use a smaller 9 liter engine to run A generator that charges the battery’s. They get twice the mpg. using A 300hp CAT engine is able to turn the 700 up and 80,000 pound feet of torque e axles. They are also starting to work on a similar conversion for 1 ton trucks. They think the cost of the pickup conversion will be about the half the cost of a new truck. All designed by truck drivers and mechanics who want you to be able to work on your own stuff.

    Yup I’ve been following that guy, pretty neat stuff!

    dougie
    Sobieski,Wi
    Posts: 454
    January 24, 2024 at 3:38 pm #2249807

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