Not to hinder this discussion, but I'd like to remind y'all that one of the
principles behind the EVDL - expressed in its charter - is that we proceed
from the fundamental premise that EVs are a Good Thing.
The EVDL charter, written by list owner and originator Clyde Visser in 1991,
says :
"The EV Electric Vehicle Discussion Mailing List is intended to provide a
forum to discuss the current state of the art and future direction of
electric vehicles. It is not intended to discuss either EV appropriateness
or comparisons with other transportation primary drive modes such as the
venerable internal combustion engine."
There's been a general consensus for some time that hydrogen is a losing
proposition, and nearly 10 years ago the EVDL membership voted to minimize
discussion of fuel cells even though they are part of our charter.
Again, I'm not saying "don't discuss this" or that the thread is wildly off
topic. I also realize that most of the participants in this discussion are
relatively new here and haven't discussed these matters before. There's a
certain kind of elation in >finally< being among folks who've been doing
some serious thinking about these matters, and haven't just bought into the
latest media blitz.
Just keep in mind that the primary focus here is building EVs and getting
them on the market (separate issues), not debating whether they are an
appropriate answer. Try not to let the discussion wander off track.
Thanks,
David Roden - Akron, Ohio, USA
EVDL Administrator
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principles behind the EVDL - expressed in its charter - is that we proceed
from the fundamental premise that EVs are a Good Thing.
The EVDL charter, written by list owner and originator Clyde Visser in 1991,
says :
"The EV Electric Vehicle Discussion Mailing List is intended to provide a
forum to discuss the current state of the art and future direction of
electric vehicles. It is not intended to discuss either EV appropriateness
or comparisons with other transportation primary drive modes such as the
venerable internal combustion engine."
There's been a general consensus for some time that hydrogen is a losing
proposition, and nearly 10 years ago the EVDL membership voted to minimize
discussion of fuel cells even though they are part of our charter.
Again, I'm not saying "don't discuss this" or that the thread is wildly off
topic. I also realize that most of the participants in this discussion are
relatively new here and haven't discussed these matters before. There's a
certain kind of elation in >finally< being among folks who've been doing
some serious thinking about these matters, and haven't just bought into the
latest media blitz.
Just keep in mind that the primary focus here is building EVs and getting
them on the market (separate issues), not debating whether they are an
appropriate answer. Try not to let the discussion wander off track.
Thanks,
David Roden - Akron, Ohio, USA
EVDL Administrator
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