Electric cars
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I use AA and AAA batteries all the time. They are dry cell batteries.
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I use AA and AAA batteries all the time. They are dry cell batteries.
I use AA and AAA batteries all the time. They are dry cell batteries.
Yeah I guess alkaline batteries are still called dry cell. But they're pretty far Advanced from the ones we had in the 60s and lithium are lots better than alkaline. I'm assuming some new improved technology will come along soon enough. If it hasn't already.
WSS
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Just thought I would offer a Mia Culpa. You guys know I have no problem with electric cars and think they are part of the future of Transportation. That being said I remember floating my theory that they could have power stations within gasoline stations in which the someday standardized battery could be removed and replaced by one that was already charged.
Never occurred to me the size and the weight of the battery inside the car which would make that plan completely unfeasible. Duh.
Meaning until technology makes smaller batteries that hold the same charge and or faster charging stations it is what it is. An inconvenient form of some travel that would be very convenient in many circumstances.
WSS
Just thought I would offer a Mia Copa. You guys know I have no problem with electric cars and think they are part of the future of Transportation. That being said I remember floating my theory that they could have power stations within gasoline stations in which the someday standardized battery could be removed and replaced by one that was already charged.
Never occurred to me the size and the weight of the battery inside the car which would make that plan completely unfeasible. Duh.
Meaning until technology makes smaller batteries that hold the same charge and or faster charging stations it is what it is. An inconvenient form of some travel that would be very convenient in many circumstances.
WSS
Batteries should not be the main source or only souce of power for a car, ever. Hybrids are the way to go. Hydrogen is the way to go whether it be by fuel cell or Hydrogen burning internal combustion engines combined with a battery. Being able to make it's own power when a charging station is not availible would be extremely beneficial. From what I understand, hydrogen burning engines still give off some harmful gasses but the main byproduct is just water vapor. Hybrid make the most sense not putting a huge strain on the electical grid and the lack of charging stations.
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Just thought I would offer a Mia Copa. You guys know I have no problem with electric cars and think they are part of the future of Transportation. That being said I remember floating my theory that they could have power stations within gasoline stations in which the someday standardized battery could be removed and replaced by one that was already charged.
Never occurred to me the size and the weight of the battery inside the car which would make that plan completely unfeasible. Duh.
Meaning until technology makes smaller batteries that hold the same charge and or faster charging stations it is what it is. An inconvenient form of some travel that would be very convenient in many circumstances.
WSS
Batteries should not be the main source or only souce of power for a car, ever. Hybrids are the way to go. Hydrogen is the way to go whether it be by fuel cell or Hydrogen burning internal combustion engines combined with a battery. Being able to make it's own power when a charging station is not availible would be extremely beneficial. From what I understand, hydrogen burning engines still give off some harmful gasses but the main byproduct is just water vapor. Hybrid make the most sense not putting a huge strain on the electical grid and the lack of charging stations.
Batteries should not be the main source or only souce of power for a car, ever. Hybrids are the way to go. Hydrogen is the way to go whether it be by fuel cell or Hydrogen burning internal combustion engines combined with a battery. Being able to make it's own power when a charging station is not availible would be extremely beneficial. From what I understand, hydrogen burning engines still give off some harmful gasses but the main byproduct is just water vapor. Hybrid make the most sense not putting a huge strain on the electical grid and the lack of charging stations.
All of that is true, and more. Converting to Natural Gas makes sense as well. As of now it seems the focus is on battery powered cars. (Probably for other reasons than efficiency economy safety or the environment, if you get my drift.) I don't know if you are familiar with PJ O'Rourke kind of a hip conservative back in the day, somewhat along the lines of Dennis Miller, who started a tongue and cheek pants down Republican party. I wish I could find it all but one of the platforms was "not being a pussy about nuclear energy."
We tend to make the perfect be the enemy of the good or the better. That and the fact that the people who have a financial stake in one particular energy source will probably try to demonize the other energy sources.
WSS
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