Re: (ET) AC versus DC

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First of all PLEASE trim your posts to include only what is needed for you 
 
reply. I am on the Digest and had to wade through 3 Digests to get to a 
few  
short messages. The correct subject line would also be great.
 
For this message I hit reply, then deleted everything but what you see.  
Thank You, Erv
 
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In  a message dated  Thu, 28 Feb 2008 12:53:52 Pestka, Dennis J" wrote:
 
Subject: Re: (ET) Elec-trak Digest, Vol 6, Issue 45
To: "Pete Bishop"  <morespace2u yahoo com>,   
 
When you get some time, why don't you put together a summary for us  on
the benefits of AC versus DC.
I think the group would be interested in  hearing what you have to say.

Dennis
Elsberry,  MO
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Pete Bishop writes:

To: elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu
Subject: Re: (ET) Elec-trak Digest, Vol 6, Issue  45

I hope this will be an a/c  powered tractor!  Being involved with
electric forklifts for nearly 15  years I'm very familiar with them and
know the benefits of a/c.  E-mail  me if you'd like any info.

Pete.


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Dennis, Pete,
 
Years ago, in another life, I used to run an electric lift truck (36 V 
DC).  
I really liked that lift truck, although it was VERY heavy and a bit 
clumsy at 
 times. And the fact I am on this List means I am still very interested in 
 
battery power VS noisy engines.
 
I wasn't aware that there is an AC version of this available. I would like 
 
to know more about this also.
 
Erv Troyer
Lagrange, IN
New Idea EGT 120
and a GMC Motorhome with solar panels
(no, it still has the Olds engine for power)
 
 



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