November 30, 2007, 10:27 pm
Filed under: affordable, biodiesel, build, diy, dual fuel, eco friendly, economical, electric car, hybrid, kit car, lpg
Filed under: affordable, biodiesel, build, diy, dual fuel, eco friendly, economical, electric car, hybrid, kit car, lpg
With rising fuel costs more and more people and are looking for
alternatives. One such alternative that is gaining popularity,
especially with the do-it yourself types, are the electric vehicle
kits. Anyone familiar with automobiles can now use these kits to
convert traditional gas powered vehicles to one powered by electric
current.
However, converting a traditional Gas powered vehicle into an
electric vehicle can be a very daunting task.. read more…
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Charging station? You just need a charger and then plug it into your home wall socket. If you have a 220 charger, then you plug it into your cloths dryer plug. No charging stations needed.
Comment by Richard November 19, 2007 @ 4:46 pmAny idea how much it’s likely to cost to charge up on your home socket? I love the concept, but it would be nice to have the running costs in mind!
Comment by Garage Accessories December 4, 2007 @ 10:08 pmGreat blog!
If the economics don’t work, recycling efforts won’t either.
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I am looking for a kit car that is affordable and solar, with an electric motor, that will go at least 70 mph and last for at least 300 miles between charges and only needs approxamately 8 hours for a full charge. I want it to be nice looking and able to carry a normal load like a car. at least 2 people, and luggage and normal stuff. can you help and send me information, If a kit car cannot do at least that or close from the sun for florida, then what is the use. please inform me if I need to go buy one that is already put together from a dealer or what. lets get this show on the road for the oil companies are going to have another thing coming. Tim
Comment by Tim Mckinney March 3, 2008 @ 4:16 am