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Uploaded on Nov 16, 2007

Miles Revolution Contest entry: Jagjeet Chahal

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  • shakes10

    good job Jageet, also like your logo. congrats on the win.

    jim

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  • LUchesi

    Electricity is more eficient... possibly, once it is electricity. Don't forget that at best, a generator puts out around fifty(4) percent of the energy put in to it it turn it from something else(like coal) into electricity.

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  • commiedeer

    Solar's good but it's slow compared to IC-powered motors and is limited by the amount of sunlight you can get in a given day. Still, how fast or far do you need to go in a given day?

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  • commiedeer

    Watch "Who Killed the electric car?" sometime, one lady could run her car after charging it for the same amount of time you'd spend at the gas pump. It all depends on the voltage versus the amps.

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  • commiedeer

    Maybe, but we need to make some kind of shift soon or gas prices will tear us apart.

    And I imagine it's entirely possible to salvage dead batteries, difficult but not impossible.

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  • commiedeer

    So what's your solution then? Burn more oil until either we run out or the pollution finally chokes the planet to death?

    And besides, ethanol is a member of the alcohol family of chemicals, they're almost as difficult to solidify as anti-freeze if I remember my chemistry right.

    And the US power grid is made up of multiple power plants getting energy from different sources, that is proven the instant you hit the Department of Energy's website.

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  • goose1077

    That's a good point. The reality is there are too many people on the planet.

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  • goose1077

    Very little power comes from solar. Basically everybody would have to have solar at their house to have enough. Solar at your house costs more than buying from the coal plant. As soon as the cost comes down, buying solar will be a no brainer. The decision will have nothing to do with Co2

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  • blu3cheez

    LOL@ 'THE SUN IS JUST CURRENTLY HOTTER'..

    I want to buy a new science book for this kid, bgayle924!

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  • John Jackson III

    solar//?

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