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The questions he posed are legitimate given his final statement. Converting legacy cars to electric is a waste of time and money. Unless of course, your definit
by je_bailey 11y ago
The questions he posed are legitimate given his final statement. Converting legacy cars to electric is a waste of time and money. Unless of course, your definition of "feasible" and "make sense" is different than mine. Or maybe there is a different question you're trying to get too. Like, is it feasible to start a start up producing kits to convert cars, or a boutique conversion company. Which in my opinion would be the best option.
- kagamine 11y agoWhat, using Donald Duck cartoons as evidence?
- dalke 11y agoThe example is evidence that the idea of a gas-to-electric conversion is not new, yes. Such evidence is trivial to find, so I didn't think it worth pointing out a specific example. If you want a concrete example, here's a newspaper article from 1993: https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2457&dat=19930921&id=hJ4zAAAAIBAJ&sjid=7TgHAAAAIBAJ&pg=1384,1657576&hl=en https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2457&dat=19930921&id=... . Looking over it now, very little has changed about the overall procedure.