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In message , at 21:56:46 on
Fri, 22 May 2009, Recliner remarked: And of course the electricity to power said vehicles needs to be generated somewhere and somehow - which is in itself a rather wider debate, and indeed one which is currently going on. And in London the problem is distributing the electricity from the grid to the end users. Even if there was a plentiful source of electricity, you'd have to do quite a lot of work to get it where it's needed. Don't you need 3-phase for fast battery charging? Otherwise, it takes many hours. You need DC to charge a battery, and that can be derived from 1-phase mains. But the supply would normally have to be 3-phase if you were wanting to draw much more than 25kw. -- Roland Perry |
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