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If EEStor/Zenn turn out to be the greatest thing since sliced bread and I make a killing off my 10000, I would be interested in paying off my home/rental property debts and finding a part time job. That's about it. Don't need any major toys. Time is what I crave the most. Of course getting an EESU powered vehicle would be a priority but that goes without saying.

Eenigma wrote:

It will be interesting to see if the topology of Zennergy incorporates all wheel regen braking. The system could use two wheel drive and switch to four wheel braking or any combination they choose. Two wheel regen braking is less efficient than 4 wheel but additional weight for an all wheel drive system is required. Interesting trade off for a mechanical and electrical engineer to tackle.

What do you see here?

Where did this image come from?

This article shows how big the energy storage market is about to become.

If the EESU is real and ready...... humina humina humina!

http://techon.nikkeibp.co.jp/article/HONSHI/201...

Dudes you're acting like the reveal and final milestone won't happen before March 24. Chill out.

http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/7885...

This scam goes right up to the Pentagon!

Cobraphx wrote:

Right now, there are over 2 million Prius out there, and each one is a pretty simple conversion to plug-in hybrid. Just need a suitable battery. Lithium Ion based conversions are already selling in small numbers at $10,000 each. Sell a higher kWh, EESU powered version at $5,000 and you will have Prius owners lined up around the block.

Yes Absolutely.

antiguajohn wrote:

These projections are just for the US, worldwide numbers will be significantly larger and I suspect China and India will especially be looking to electric vehicles to reduce air pollution in their cities.

I suspect these estimates may be on the conservative side, once consumers become used to EVs and their reduced cost of operating, no fuel and 90% less maintenance costs and the possibility of charging from home solar panels, (which are rapidly dropping in cost) they will flock to purchase them.

On the VERY conservative side in my opinion. ICEs will never be able to compete with EVs by 2020. (Even without an EESU).

http://www.betterplace.com/company/video-detail...

Good interview!

Grazzhoppa wrote:

@Lowell. Do you live in Pincher Creek or Lethbridge? That must be the windiest %$@#$ing place on earth. lol.

Easily in the top ten of the windiest places on Earth!

Generic wrote:

Fibb222 wrote:

StephenB wrote:

Yes, but that wouldn't make a sEESUite.

Oh Sh!t, I can't believe I missed it. EESU is part of the word! Coincidence? Doubtful. Here we go kids!

It's written 'SEEsuite' in the release. Personally, I'm too jaded to get excited about it, regardless of the glaring coincidence. I find the idea of LM f'n with our heads just 'cause they can rather entertaining to boot. =P

They are messing with us big time! LOL

StephenB wrote:

Yes, but that wouldn't make a sEESUite.

Oh Sh!t, I can't believe I missed it. EESU is part of the word! Coincidence? Doubtful. Here we go kids!

The timing of this sEESuite PR from LM.... does anybody think this means a EEStor reveal is now that much closer? i.e. Is this predictive of the timing for EEStor?

Well that definitely sounds like it could be a big dot in our connect the dot endeavours.

Better Place will make EVs work for the common man and make money according to HSBC bank.

We don't need no stinkin' EESUs.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/25/business/ener...

If it helps, I have an account with Sigma-Aldrich. I can get pricing for a customer like a university on any chemical they sell.

For example: "barium nitrate 99.999% trace metals basis (Aldrich)" is $69.70 CDN for 25g and $205.50 for 100g. This includes a substantial discount for the university I work at.