I wonder what the large oscillating magnetic field would do to other things

Nov 30, 2020
8:25:27am

ryebrye All-American

It'd have to be pretty darn powerful to charge the car.

The article says the FDA tested it to make sure it didn't interfere with medical devices like pacemakers, so maybe it will not be a problem

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Charging an EV is hardly inconvenient but this is still a small bit of convenience that I think people will love.

Tokolosh All-American

11/30/20 8:14am

That picture makes it look like a Babylon Bee piece.

Niiineteeen84

11/30/20 8:16am

i'd still prefer plugging in because no way that thing doesnt get run over

Linescratcher

11/30/20 8:16am

And it has to be less efficient as well. And that would be on top of charging inefficiencies that already exist.

supertux

11/30/20 8:17am

I wonder what the large oscillating magnetic field would do to other things

ryebrye

11/30/20 8:25am

RE: I wonder what the large oscillating magnetic field would do to other things

Faceman

11/30/20 8:41am

RE: I wonder what the large oscillating magnetic field would do to other things

AggieWeekendCougar

11/30/20 9:26am

Probably built to withstand that. But the inefficiency would be my bigger concern.

Tokolosh

11/30/20 8:18am

Also, stepping on that has to make you sterile. That and 5g are going to give us

Baron

11/30/20 8:22am

We were just watching Radioactive about Marie Currie... she slept with her

kotacoug

11/30/20 8:26am

You sleep with your phone?

supertux

11/30/20 8:27am

For most people it's their most intimate relationship

TNT

11/30/20 8:28am

Yes but only on vibrate.

Baron

11/30/20 8:29am

Dang. Kinky

TNT

11/30/20 8:29am

Cancer maybe.

bluesloth

11/30/20 8:34am

Still pretty inconvenient

TNT

11/30/20 8:24am

The biggest advance will be the increase of range on the electric vehicle. Wireless charging is good, but I still go on

specsauce

11/30/20 8:36am

This is why they need to build a car where the entire exterior is solar paneling

Pro Logic

11/30/20 8:48am

I could have sworn Fisker did that with one of their vehicles.

specsauce

11/30/20 3:39pm

You go on trips where you drive for more than 10 hours straight without

Windward_Coug

11/30/20 8:49am

If I am alone or just with my boys we can do 6 hour stretches with the limiting factor being the range of our fuel tank.

Tokolosh

11/30/20 9:15am

We have a diesel straight 6 in our SUV. We usually leave either right after dinner or 0 dark thirty to get on the road.

specsauce

11/30/20 3:37pm

That is a possibility and has been mentioned in some auto industry committees meetings...

Tokolosh

11/30/20 9:13am

Is this the old "solar highways" idea I heard about years ago?

JmThms

11/30/20 9:19am

Solar highways has been kicked around for a couple decades, who knows if we'll figure it out anytime soon.

Tokolosh

11/30/20 9:36am

My reading of some initial solar road trials says it has been a failure.

JmThms

11/30/20 4:14pm

Ubiquitous charging is more urgent than range

05COUG

11/30/20 10:26am

Agreed that more charging availability needs to increase. I'm not looking at adding weight of more batteries to increas

specsauce

11/30/20 1:33pm

After reading the 8-day off road test with the new Rivian, I'm convinced I'd need 800 mile range. The Rivian literally

Bert609

11/30/20 1:41pm

I have been plugging in my car for 3 years.

Jeremy

11/30/20 8:40am

Yep, not a "needed" technology but one that would see adoption.

Tokolosh

11/30/20 9:16am

There is an in-road charging system developed that uses copper set in the road

Ironhide

11/30/20 8:48am

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