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Old September 23rd 10, 05:30 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Electric locomotion will replace internal combustion

Mark wrote:
On Sep 22, 5:12Â*pm, wrote:

And furthermore, I didn't
bother to post other cars that match or exceed that
performance. There are many.


So you keep saying, but if you could actually find any, you would post
them and go neener, neener, neener.


Not interested. The 150 mile technology is old news.
The 200 mile technology is old news. Boring old news.


In other words, there is nothing in production that makes even the 120
miles you claim.

People can't drive press releases about one off prototypes.


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Jim Pennino

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