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| Ev Archive for March 2000 |
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| 1425 messages, last added Wed Aug 08 18:47:57 2001 |
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Re: EV Tax breaks to wish for
I am not positive, but I think the power companies are the only ones
allowed to METER electricity for billing purposes, but others can
charge for its use. I remember seeing coin operated tennis court
lights at a park.
If a parking meter approach was used whereby the car owner put in
some coins to activate a timer which turned on the juice for a
predetermined length of time, I don't think that would be illegal.
Requiring 25 cents for an hour at 15amps/120V sounds reasonable. A
breaker prevents excessive current draw.
Dennis.
On 30 Mar 00, at 11:51, Lee Hart wrote:
> 1. Allow coin-operated public electric outlets. (At present, I think
> only power companies can sell electricity). This provides a revenue
> stream for people to install charging plugs.
Dennis Hawkins (n4mwd@amsat.org)
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