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I'll believe 10% when I see it. you can definitely get that in a lab, but once you bury it under asphalt, and the driver parks 6 inches off center, does the eff

I'll believe 10% when I see it. you can definitely get that in a lab, but once you bury it under asphalt, and the driver parks 6 inches off center, does the efficiency still hold up? also, most cars are largely metal. how much energy do you lose from inducing current through the rest of the car?

chipsa 4y ago
This includes have almost 10 inches between the plates, so including the asphalt. And probably will just not charge is you're really off center. Yes cars are mostly metal, but there's ways to focus the magnetic field so it doesn't go too far laterally. https://witricity.com/newsroom/blogs/what-is-efficiency-how-do-you-measure-it-and-why-should-you-care/ https://witricity.com/newsroom/blogs/what-is-efficiency-how-...