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Non-Tech : The Tilley Electric Vehical Revolution (TEVR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ikonoklast53 who wrote (49)	9/7/2002 12:13:16 PM
From: Tim Davies	Respond to of 91

so all in all it looks like a scam so far.. hype.. and mechanical failure.. after so much un documented promo.. to bad really. it would have been great if it really worked. To break the axle would take quite a load of energizers or a deliberate little drying out of the oil. yepo im a skeptical .. but do really want one of these inventions to work tim

To: ikonoklast53 who wrote (49)	9/7/2002 12:14:34 PM
From: Tim Davies	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 91

actually 50 folks is probably what the track had there.. why so few , or was it that clear it was a hoax? tim

To: ikonoklast53 who wrote (49)	9/11/2002 3:50:28 PM
From: Krowbar	Respond to of 91

< After 13 laps (started at 8:30 ct) the rear axle bearing went out. After about 25 minutes of working on the problem they took it out again and into half the lap started slowing and came to a stop on the final curve. > Hmmm, that's just about where the batteries would be expected to be almost depleted. And when you give any "dead" battery a rest of about a half hour, you will get a little bit more out of it, just as what was demonstrated. There is no magic device to recharge the batteries for free. Del