I don't know if it will be cost efficient/effective, but I could see putting the turbines at selected spots in the medians of interstates to power charging stations. Putting up a turbine might be getting close to a million dollars and IIRC their useful life is about 20 years.

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Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:
The fact that Ford can't figure out how to design and market EV's doesn't mean others haven't. Tesla sold almost 2,000,000 vehicles last year.

1: ford lightening where selling at 50k over MSRP - hardly a marketing failure
2: EVs have a limited audience - most people who want one have one\
3: there isn't like an untapped demand for 10M per year -

Then there's this.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/...tions-150021349.html

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Originally posted by jeffeosso:

quote:

Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:
The fact that Ford can't figure out how to design and market EV's doesn't mean others haven't. Tesla sold almost 2,000,000 vehicles last year.

2: EVs have a limited audience - most people who want one have one\
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I felt that way about the Remington 700 at one time.

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Originally posted by wymple:
A matter of opinion.... I like them, they can put one in the field behind my house, I'm good.

https://www.texasmonthly.com/n...turbine-blades-dump/


Let's put the dump for timed out blades in your backyard, too -