California-based ELV Motors showcased several slick electric scooters at West Coast Green, but they stole the spotlight with their VKM 50 hybrid that gets about 180 mpg. Its 49cc gasoline engine powers a 500-watt electric engine and it reaches nearly 40 mph. It also looks more like a motorcycle than a scooter, with a tandem seat for driver and passenger. Best of all it retails for $2895.
WEST COAST GREEN: Hybrid Scooter gets 180MPG
by Steve Hussey, 10/06/08
filed under: Green Transportation
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very cool, would love one.
the HAM radio permits are applied to many projects and include many cities in the SW…….
the power ratios are based on a low voltage ie less than one voltsmeter….
restricted users only
salil.