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jaba Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 18 Dec 2006, 19:58 · [Salvaged from Archive] The new Lotus... saw this on BBC earlier and was impressed. I would think it may encourage more development on electric car technology and the £50,000 price tag surprised me too. Hope the link works. http://news.bbc.co.uk/nolavconsole/ukfs_news/hi/bb_rm_fs.…
steppman2 Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 18 Dec 2006, 20:20 · [Salvaged from Archive] Question : What the hell did he plug into the side of it? Didn't look standard at all...
jaba Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 18 Dec 2006, 20:43 · [Salvaged from Archive] It looks like a 110v transformed power supply.
steppman2 Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 18 Dec 2006, 21:02 · [Salvaged from Archive] It looks like a 110v transformed power supply. Doesn't look like something I could plug into while I'm not at home...
Colzi Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 07:55 · [Salvaged from Archive] Question : What the hell did he plug into the side of it? Didn't look standard at all... Yea that's what i thought. Looks good but how much hysterics! More by 2010
Frost Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 10:12 · [Salvaged from Archive] Question : What the hell did he plug into the side of it? Didn't look standard at all... It was an outlet from his plutonium generator. He plugged it right into the flux-capacitor! How else would you get the 1.21 gigawatts needed to power that thing?
Colzi Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 11:40 · [Salvaged from Archive] Question : What the hell did he plug into the side of it? Didn't look standard at all... It was an outlet from his plutonium generator. He plugged it right into the flux-capacitor! How else would you get the 1.21 gigawatts needed to power that thing? Yes ok :shock: Price and what damage would these sockets have on our planet!
jaba Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 11:55 · [Salvaged from Archive] Yes ok :shock: Price and what damage would these sockets have on our planet! 1. £50,000. is the price. 2. Electricity is widely accepted as a cleaner energy source than oil based fuel. Frost was kidding by the way. Developments are ongoing in our quest to find alternative methods of producing electricity. We already use wind and tide to some degree. The future lies in developments like this car.
Brixton Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 11:58 · [Salvaged from Archive] I've heard they made a water combustion engine for cars - runs off water instead of gas, but it would be so damaging to the oil indusrty that its held back. Hows about that for a commitment to global warming....
Colzi Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 12:01 · [Salvaged from Archive] Yes ok :shock: Price and what damage would these sockets have on our planet! 1. £50,000. is the price. 2. Electricity is widely accepted as a cleaner energy source than oil based fuel. Frost was kidding by the way. Developments are ongoing in our quest to find alternative methods of producing electricity. We already use wind and tide to some degree. The future lies in developments like this car. Ok :) thanks! But what about the socket DIY kit thing! That inc ? Also cant be good for planet even if its better than oil. Ure right its the way forward.