Re: Interesting movie
- From: fpga_toys@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 11 Jun 2006 19:20:40 -0700
Richard Henry wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSBykAngDpY
I watched the PBS half hour interview on this project the other night
which was a bit interesting, enough that I'll probably look for the DVD
when it comes out, or maybe find it in a theater. I've been interested
in EV conversions for a while. With the price of an EV conversion (Kit
+ extras) being just under ten grand, it's not something to just do
lightly. It rather seems to me that everything is over priced more than
just a bit from being nearly semi-custom, and some major mass
production and economies of scale are really needed to make it viable.
speculation, with some agendas to trash certain political advisaries inFrom the PBS interview, it's clear there is a lot of foul play
the process, so it's not a particularly "neutral" editorial piece, but
certainly points are worth raising and pressing.
The whole engineering aspects behind EV's is actually pretty
interesting, trying to navigate a whole series of techologies in the
search for high effieciency sweet spots for the system level design.
.
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