Recent content by Finkenbusch

Acceleration comparisons on that level of sports cars in milliseconds is as important as faster ejaculation after masturbating on the open. In a country with (wisely) 90 miles top speed buyer deciding (even wiser) on a car after calculating which model has more cup holders fitting the big...

Both connectors are Tyrannosaurus Rex's. Oh now - even that would be to advanced. With a solid inductive coupler one can stand in a water-lake and dont get shocked - like in the trashed EV1 had as standard equipment. The closure (both) looks as decent / flimsy as a Lehmann bookkeeping...

Good news indeed. just wait for the PARIS auto show in four weeks in FRANCE. The socks of many EV wannabes will be blown of for good by a avalanche of economically drivable EV city cars by many experienced producers.

To explain the content of the last mail from Tesla to its buyers - having handed over a solid heap of money for nothing - much shorter: - we screwed you and will go on screwing either you and / or find other laymen's. You can have your deposit we worked back , with it happily worked...

The problem is much to complex to find a solution the simple woven Bush way: "we good against them evil" That problem existed indeed and was taken head on by the cruise ship industry. Nowadays on the modern cruise ships (the few I was on) the waste management would make any small USA town...

If you mean the car - here in Europe its a mere 160.000 US$ your right.

Worse - they have not even a electrical storage for (huge wasted - but ok - its free) surplus energy. They have batteries capable running the full ship (maximum for 30 minutes) until the auxiliary motors are jumping in - but thats it. You should note that while in harbor only one diesel is...

Sorry for that - and dont take it personal please I like your statement. Anyhow - to understand the hesitation the USA are confronted today it is important to know why and that what many feel here. Dont believe the *sugar* Bush is quacking - "bcs "we" are free..." Basically every halfways...

Yes - but there are more reasons - - no shaft to the rotor means no vibrations (A very big deal on a cruise ship) - cost effective - the heavy engines & generators can be located anywhere where they fit the ship structure best (as the current is delivered to the motors by a wire thick as a...

That the US army is technically not the fittest anymore and leaves much to wish for is no state secret - anymore. If DARPA would not engage, contract & invite private companies and campuses they would buy arches & arrows in China. So they buy only the computers there:-) Joke aside. The...

I worked in China for a elongated time and know very well what it means in China to wish somebody to "...live in Interesting Times" Actually your wishing Martin with your quote drifting dead in cold water tits up - having died the hard way...

my goodness. How bigot Tesla has problems with a simple thing like a gearbox. Tesla is fumbling in a 90% non-US car re-exported to Europe for a mere 100.000 € (160.000$) with a gearbox? In a country who has send a man to the moon in the last century, turning Clintons left, hefty US...

And 0% efficent under snow load, rain or ice. Rotting faster then a Fiat rusts and easy serviceable like a Citroen

probably the author is ahead of the traditional "electrical scientist". For example (there are other technical solutions as well feasable): If your on a 380 Volt industrial outlet (available in Europe and i guess in the US as well, at every petrol station, Wall Mart, car service station...

Berlin Hearts Electric Smarts Berlin Hearts Electric Smarts ---quote--- By Justin Berkowitz September 9, 2008 - 0 views Londoners know (because a fleet of almost 100 is already running): the electric Smart fortwo is an big improvement on the original. It’s economical and smooth, without...