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More Photos of Our Revived Battery Electric Pickup: Just more photos of the world's first revived battery electric pickup truck on errands around greater Vancouver, BC, Canada
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Sunday, April 8, 2007. Just more photos of the world's first revived battery electric pickup truck on errands around greater Vancouver, BC, Canada. On any photo to zoom. Gearheads' Corner: If you've looked at the photos, here's a quiz: What is weird about the batteries in this pickup? Answer: They are different sizes, and not symmetrical in quantity, either. Question #2: How can you tell that the batteries are of different types, makes? Answer: From the battery terminals. Click below to view.
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EV Diary - Part Five - 22 kms: April 2007
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Monday, April 9, 2007. Using the world's first licensed Revived Battery electric pickup truck for everyday errands. Click on any photo to zoom in. We don't have a suitable electric outlet at our building, so its only getting occasional opporturnity charging, here and there, for brief periods. We started out with the battery pack at an estimated less than 80% of a full charge. The battery charger also agrees with this estimate, as its indicator light never went past its eighty-percent mode.
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EV Diary - Part Five - 22 kms: Using the world's first licensed Revived Battery electric pickup truck for everyday errands
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Monday, April 9, 2007. Using the world's first licensed Revived Battery electric pickup truck for everyday errands. Click on any photo to zoom in. We don't have a suitable electric outlet at our building, so its only getting occasional opporturnity charging, here and there, for brief periods. We started out with the battery pack at an estimated less than 80% of a full charge. The battery charger also agrees with this estimate, as its indicator light never went past its eighty-percent mode.