RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - Nissan Leaf

zeropointbug · 05:59 PM

It's not the electric car that needs to well designed and executed, the root issue is, and always has been the batteries, and the ONLY issue. Every other piece of the EV, as far as motors, controllers, electronics are far advanced and provide plenty of headroom to work with. If battery tech were actually funded and R&D'd with a 'decent' buck for the last 100 some years, we would already have had awesome EV's for probably several decades, since the 70's even. As the tech theory was there on paper, just not near enough funding.

Aside from battery tech, there are 5000+ high tech patents in the USA alone that are labeled top secret and are on a technical 'gag order', as titled by the CIA... all because they tell you that they are a 'threat to national security'. So, use your imagination on what these 5000+ patents consist of, because obviously they are a threat to THEIR security of power.

	(#21)
zeropointbug Z-Pinch racer Offline Posts: 3,141 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: SK, Canada	02.24.2010, 05:57 PM It's not the electric car that needs to well designed and executed, the root issue is, and always has been the batteries, and the ONLY issue. Every other piece of the EV, as far as motors, controllers, electronics are far advanced and provide plenty of headroom to work with. If battery tech were actually funded and R&D'd with a 'decent' buck for the last 100 some years, we would already have had awesome EV's for probably several decades, since the 70's even. As the tech theory was there on paper, just not near enough funding. Aside from battery tech, there are 5000+ high tech patents in the USA alone that are labeled top secret and are on a technical 'gag order', as titled by the CIA... all because they tell you that they are a 'threat to national security'. So, use your imagination on what these 5000+ patents consist of, because obviously they are a threat to THEIR security of power. “The modern astrophysical concept that ascribes the sun’s energy to thermonuclear reactions deep in the solar interior is contradicted by nearly every observable aspect of the sun.” —Ralph E. Juergens Last edited by zeropointbug; 02.24.2010 at 05:59 PM.