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Car pulls up alongside the road. Batteries automatically
drive
out of "fuel space" and new ones drive up and enter car
or
truck (or ship or train) for continued drive.
The ones that left the car drive over to the filling
station, via
a covered driveway, 20 cm high, or through a short
tunnel,
where they are recharged.
Version II would work "on the fly", automatically running
up to advancing vehicle and replacing batteries that
leave it.
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So you want to power an electric vehicle with batteries. Ok got it. Now you want to add a secondary drive train to the battery pack itself.....Not a good idea. The main challenge to adoption of electric cars has always been that 1 pound of gas stores a hell of a lot more energy than the same weight of batteries. Adding more drive train to the vehicle total weight with a "self moving" battery pack increases the total demand for vehicle hp and stored energy in the battery pack. This is an idea so bad as to not even be wrong. |
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True... the batteries should instead have short legs, and waddle over to their recharge station. |
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Hello, [MrExergy], and welcome to the half-bakery (at least, this is
the first time I've seen you here). |
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