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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (134132)6/9/2017 11:36:26 PM
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Mq, really.

The idea of heavy electric cars with a 10 mile range powered by 7- second rechargeable stations each 150 yards from the other is absurd.

My statement is a bit hyperbolic, but the idea is frankly outrageous

Why should there be heavy cars when light, safe cars can be built? Re-charged every 15-20 miles? Huh? If you wish to escape long charging lines, the infrastructure cost would be outrageous.

Crazy.

Rethink. Reboot.

Light, strong and safe cars with space-age materials full of self- driving software will be fine. For long hauls, they can be driven onboard electric or maglev trains, then dropped off at destination. No costly charging stations every 20 miles or so littering vast deserts. Or cities.
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