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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Is this Nissan’s pace car? I hope not
I went to pickup my St. Jude’s Country Music Marathon number and other items today in Nashville, TN. Outside the Convention Center I spotted an official Nissan vehicle. Nissan are sponsoring the St. Jude’s Country Music Marathon this year. The … Continue reading
Posted in Electric Car, Nissan LEAF
Tagged Altima, Country Music Marathon, nude roundabout, Pace Car, St Jude's, versa
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EV Charger Grant Funds bypass workplace?
An Achilles heel of many electric vehicles is the limited range they provide making them inappropriate for 75% of the driving population. Ironically the drivers who stand to benefit the most from the electric vehicle’s low running cost (the high … Continue reading
Posted in Blink, Cost Benefit, Electric Car, Level 2 EV Charger, Level 3 EV Charger, Nissan LEAF, Opinion
Tagged nashville area, transportation
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Are EV’s Green? Media sends Mixed Messages
A recent study by a non-profit group called the Union of Concerned Scientists in Cambridge Mass, looked at the pollution footprint and cost savings of EV’s compared to conventional vehicles. What their study actually shows is a mystery to me, … Continue reading
Posted in Cost Benefit, Electric Car, Nissan LEAF, Opinion
Tagged cars, environment, green, smokestack, tailpipe emissions, transportation, union of concerned scientists
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A more accurate way of predicting your range
The driving range indicator in the LEAF, lovingly known in the LEAF community as a ‘guess-o-meter’, is notorious for predicting mileage that is not achievable. The problem is partly the algorithm Nissan provide, however no algorithm can predict how you … Continue reading
Posted in CarWings, Electric Car, Nissan LEAF
Tagged cars, excel, google docs, guess-o-meter, technology
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EV Friendly – Bledsoe Creek State Park
Bledsoe Creek State Park is friendly towards EV’s offering free charges if you ask the camp host kindly before hooking up. I recently had the charger that came with my vehicle modified to work with either 120v or 240v, meaning … Continue reading
Posted in Electric Car, Level 2 EV Charger, Nissan LEAF
Tagged Bledsoe, cars, deer, evseupgrade.com, fees, gas guzzlers, green, rv spaces, State Park, Tennessee, transportation
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