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To: TH who wrote (96568)	8/22/2008 9:23:14 PM
From: ScatterShot	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

TH, Most guys who build stuff understand firsthand that "necessity is the mother of invention". Some, however, do come up with "solutions to which there are no known problems". I think whathisname is on the right track - - it's a question of will he gain enough traction before he runs out of money. Until tooearly's "leap" in battery technology comes, "quick change" is a good approach. I guess you noted from the article that he'd hired a person from ISO, I think it was? Good move, that. I replied to the post you referenced with this: Message 24745478 But first I posted it here a couple of years ago: Message 22850748 I liked your "bumper car" idea, it's just more infrastructure intensive and it takes all the fun out of driving on the shoulder. <g> It does seem more and more likely that we'll see some sort of Public Works scenario unfold. <ng> I see the traction of his timing as being just about the right amount of slip to allow 200/250 oil before he becomes a market disruption. SS