Is you have to keep learning. Actually, it’s not a bug. It’s a feature. And at the point where the pace of my education slows, probably leads to my departure from the EV scene. Despite my almost famous dislike of YouTube, they do continue to reinvent themselves. We’re up to about 2500 subscribers now there […]
The Trouble With Learning Curves Read More »
This week and last has been fun. We received Otmar Ehbenhoech’s 1990 Vanagon DoppelKabine and were pleasantly surprised at the straightness and condition of this very rare (in the U.S.) VW variant. We think it will make a great build and I kind of picture a yellow VW Thing and a yellow VW DOKA side
CANopeners and Battery Life. Heat does appear to matter… Read More »
From our first build of the burgundy 1957 Porsche Speedster, our mission has been to inspire others to build similar cars using these phenomenal new lithium battery cells. In our view, the lithium ionic battery made electric cars viable for the first time in history, crossing some threshold of viability that we perceive with a
Registry of Custom Electric Vehicles – Wormhole and Stargate Read More »
I have been remiss in my bloggerations recently. The holidays. End of year. Kind of a low energy state overall. I’m kind of spinning my wheels on where I should be directing my efforts, with a few too many choices to pick from. This is a bit complicated by the matter of our vendors and
Rag and Bone Man…Star Date 2013.365 Read More »
Weather being what it is… I got to do another show solo this week. Actually early in the day Saturday with a new camera which it turns out needed some special stroking to get the video out to Final Cut Pro X. We had a foot of snow and ice on Friday and none of
Drink Lightning…Crap Thunder….Drive Electric Read More »
Happy Thanksgivukkah. Coming up on Christmas and have just survived another Cyber Monday. And every day at EVTV is a bit like Christmas Morning. I have shiny new toys stacked up without time to even play with them. And many more coming. Whence this cornucopia of bling things? It’s raining EV components and we’re getting
This week we continue our head spinning trek through the land of world wide magnetic drive for personal transportation. We’re not just THERE yet but getting closer. And that causes us to reassess and reinvent, with every passing day, our mission and role in it. And are we having fun. Novembers are kind of cool
This episode we had little going here in the shop. Brain’s done a bit on the Carmen Miranda and I’ve been playing with a recalcitrant module on the GEVCU3 which has me reduced to trying to install a serial port on an ancient Windows XP laptop, which I wouldn’t wish on anyone. Volkswagen has long
Ok, ok, I get it…..we’re winning. We were always going to…. Read More »
Tactically, a coup d’état involves control, by an active minority of usurpers, who block the remaining (non-participant) defenders of the state’s possible defence of the attacked government, by either capturing or expelling the politico-military leaders, and seizing physical control of the country’s key government offices, communications media, and infrastructure This week, the majority of our
Ass Clowns Coup d’etat — or Art Linkletter – Don’t Kids Say the Darndest Things. Read More »
This is one of the longest shows we’ve ever published and in some ways perhaps the best. I have a few interesting views on publishing, forming over the past twenty years. When a publication serves best, it serves mostly as a mirror – relecting the readership or in this case viewership, and allowing them to
