I think the other side of the issue is that as of currently there's
not a whole lot that can power "small" items at speeds people are used
to, dependably. (i.e. Honda Civic sized car, or Honda Shadow
motorcycle) Well, and still fit within that spacial realm.
Of course version 2.0 is always the re-engineered version that works.
I'm definitely not saying it's impossible. By all means, once we find
outselves socially desiring something, markets turn and engineer a
way.
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 9:21 AM, keith smith <
klsmith2020@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have a theory that if solar power were to take off it would become
> extremely cheap. Much like what has happened with computers. ie my first
> DOS machine was an 8088 w/256mb RAM no hard drive and a 300 baud modem. It
> cost me about $1000 with a 8pin ?? printer. That was October 1987. Today I
> can get a 2 gig duo processor with all kinds of goodies for about $700.
>
> Think if solar did the same. A solar panel would cost dollars... or maybe
> cents....
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Thanks,
Dan Lund
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