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Re: THiNK help

 

Hi JoAnne

I wrote and article for the Current Events Mag. The article was on how
to replace the 12 volt battery on a Think City. I have enclosed the
article.

George


On Thu, 12 Dec 2024 06:38:08 -0800 "jsarro via groups.io"
<jsarro@...> writes:

Hi,

Yep, that one.

Thanks,
JoAnne

On Dec 12, 2024, at 1:58 AM, Jeff Chan <eaasv@...>
wrote:

?On Thu, 2024-12-12 at 01:50 -0800, Lou via groups.io wrote:




Hi JoAnn,
Stater Battery? When Alameda hanger #20 was full of
Th!nks,
I didn't see any that had a starter. They had a traction
battery
pack
and an accessory battery for double parking lights.
It's a much better vehicle than the "Gee Wiz" (AKA: Reva).
Good luck, Lou

Hi Lou,
Yes, I think (!) we can be pretty sure she's referring to the
auxiliary 12 Volt battery, since there's no ICE to start in a
Think.

As in most EVs, the 12 Volt battery runs lights, fans, etc., and
it
also allows the car's computer to close the contactor to allow
the
main battery pack to power the traction motor, etc.

Cheers,

Jeff C.



On 12/11/2024 10:27 PM, jsarro via groups.io wrote:
Hiya!

A friend of mine has a 2011? 2012? Think City that needs a new
starter battery. Its not in an easy spot like other cars.

Shes looking for some who services these, as close to Santa
Clara
as possible. Randy doesnt seem to be in business anymore.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
JoAnne











Re: THiNK help

 

Hi,

Yep, that one.

Thanks,
JoAnne

On Dec 12, 2024, at 1:58 AM, Jeff Chan <eaasv@...> wrote:

On Thu, 2024-12-12 at 01:50 -0800, Lou via groups.io wrote:




Hi JoAnn,
Stater Battery? When Alameda hanger #20 was full of Th!nks,
I didn't see any that had a starter. They had a traction battery
pack
and an accessory battery for double parking lights.
It's a much better vehicle than the "Gee Wiz" (AKA: Reva).
Good luck, Lou

Hi Lou,
Yes, I think (!) we can be pretty sure she's referring to the
auxiliary 12 Volt battery, since there's no ICE to start in a Think.

As in most EVs, the 12 Volt battery runs lights, fans, etc., and it
also allows the car's computer to close the contactor to allow the
main battery pack to power the traction motor, etc.

Cheers,

Jeff C.



On 12/11/2024 10:27 PM, jsarro via groups.io wrote:
Hiya!

A friend of mine has a 2011? 2012? Think City that needs a new
starter battery. It’s not in an easy spot like other cars.

She’s looking for some who services these, as close to Santa Clara
as possible. Randy doesn’t seem to be in business anymore.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
JoAnne






Re: THiNK help

 

Hi JoAnne,

I have used this local shop to work on my wife's Ford Plug-in hybrid.They mainly focus on Prius. I have seen a variety of EVs there for service also.

Their hours are a bit unusual but they do good work at a reasonable price.

For others on this email list, I have seen them working on Nissan Leaf battery replacements also and many of the early Leafs could benefit from a traction battery replacement. Might be worth checking with them for an alternative to going to a Nissan dealership.

Prius Hybrid Battery of San Jose

New Building

3570 El Camino Real, Santa Clara

Here is a link:


Jerry


On Wed, Dec 11, 2024 at 10:27 PM jsarro via <jsarro=[email protected]> wrote:
Hiya!

A friend of mine has a 2011? 2012? Think City that needs a new starter battery. It’s not in an easy spot like other cars.

She’s looking for some who services these, as close to Santa Clara as possible. Randy doesn’t seem to be in business anymore.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
JoAnne






Re: THiNK help

 

On Thu, 2024-12-12 at 01:50 -0800, Lou via groups.io wrote:




Hi JoAnn,
Stater Battery? When Alameda hanger #20 was full of Th!nks,
I didn't see any that had a starter. They had a traction battery
pack
and an accessory battery for double parking lights.
It's a much better vehicle than the "Gee Wiz" (AKA: Reva).
Good luck, Lou

Hi Lou,
Yes, I think (!) we can be pretty sure she's referring to the
auxiliary 12 Volt battery, since there's no ICE to start in a Think.

As in most EVs, the 12 Volt battery runs lights, fans, etc., and it
also allows the car's computer to close the contactor to allow the
main battery pack to power the traction motor, etc.

Cheers,

Jeff C.



On 12/11/2024 10:27 PM, jsarro via groups.io wrote:
Hiya!

A friend of mine has a 2011? 2012? Think City that needs a new
starter battery. It’s not in an easy spot like other cars.

She’s looking for some who services these, as close to Santa Clara
as possible. Randy doesn’t seem to be in business anymore.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
JoAnne


Re: THiNK help

 





Hi JoAnn,
Stater Battery? When Alameda hanger #20 was full of Th!nks,
I didn't see any that had a starter. They had a traction battery pack
and an accessory battery for double parking lights.
It's a much better vehicle than the "Gee Wiz" (AKA: Reva).
Good luck, Lou


The Think City is an electric city car that was produced by Norwegian carmaker
Think Global, and production partner Valmet Automotive from 2008 to 2012.

It is a small two-seater/2+2-seater highway capable vehicle, with a top speed
of 110 kilometres per hour, and an all-electric range of 160 kilometres on a
full charge.









On 12/11/2024 10:27 PM, jsarro via groups.io wrote:

Hiya!

A friend of mine has a 2011? 2012? Think City that needs a new starter battery. It’s not in an easy spot like other cars.

She’s looking for some who services these, as close to Santa Clara as possible. Randy doesn’t seem to be in business anymore.

Any suggestions? 

Thanks,
JoAnne








THiNK help

 

Hiya!

A friend of mine has a 2011? 2012? Think City that needs a new starter battery. It’s not in an easy spot like other cars.

She’s looking for some who services these, as close to Santa Clara as possible. Randy doesn’t seem to be in business anymore.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
JoAnne


Re: EAASVers in the businesss?

 

80! Wow, I thought there were 5 or 10 or so! I will contact Laurent and see if I can get the list.

Thanks so much for the response, and for the info.

Ken


On Wednesday, December 11, 2024 at 07:54:09 PM PST, Jerry Pohorsky <jerry.pohorsky@...> wrote:


Hi Ken,

Maybe someone else will respond who can provide contact info for someone in our local group who is doing these conversions.
As far as I know, a few of our members have done a conversion for their own personal use, however they are not willing to do it for anyone else.
This is due to the huge amount of time, effort and expense involved in a conversion.

We did have a Zoom meeting recently withsomeone who has a network of around 80 businesses in the USA and Canada who do EV conversions.
His name is Laurent and he has a website: .

Laurent provides a concierge service that you can hire to link you with conversion shops that bid on doing a conversion of the gas car you want into an EV.


Today I received an email from Laurent that features a Tesla powered 1979 VW camper van and a 1985BMW 635CSi that have already been converted and are for sale.
These EVs are very expensive, however. I will forward Laurent's message to the group and you can see for yourself.

Jerry



On Wed, Dec 11, 2024 at 3:06 PM Kenneth Streib via <ken_streib=[email protected]> wrote:
Greetings,

I am kind of wondering how many EAASV people have businesses doing these conversion or are starting or planning to start businesses doing ICE to E conversions.

Thanks so much for your time,

Ken Streib


FOR SALE: Electric 1979 VW T2 Camper

 

Hello,


Here is the email from Laurent featuring two completed EV conversions that are for sale.
If you have a gas car or truck that you would like to have converted into an EV, feel free to reach out to Laurent.
His email address is: contact@...

Jerry

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Fuel2Electric <contact@...>
Date: Wed, Dec 11, 2024 at 3:00 PM
Subject: FOR SALE: Electric 1979 VW T2 Camper
To: <jerry.pohorsky@...>


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Re: EAASVers in the businesss?

 

Hi Ken,

Maybe someone else will respond who can provide contact info for someone in our local group who is doing these conversions.
As far as I know, a few of our members have done a conversion for their own personal use, however they are not willing to do it for anyone else.
This is due to the huge amount of time, effort and expense involved in a conversion.

We did have a Zoom meeting recently withsomeone who has a network of around 80 businesses in the USA and Canada who do EV conversions.
His name is Laurent and he has a website: .

Laurent provides a concierge service that you can hire to link you with conversion shops that bid on doing a conversion of the gas car you want into an EV.


Today I received an email from Laurent that features a Tesla powered 1979 VW camper van and a 1985BMW 635CSi that have already been converted and are for sale.
These EVs are very expensive, however. I will forward Laurent's message to the group and you can see for yourself.

Jerry



On Wed, Dec 11, 2024 at 3:06 PM Kenneth Streib via <ken_streib=[email protected]> wrote:
Greetings,

I am kind of wondering how many EAASV people have businesses doing these conversion or are starting or planning to start businesses doing ICE to E conversions.

Thanks so much for your time,

Ken Streib


EAASVers in the businesss?

 

Greetings,

I am kind of wondering how many EAASV people have businesses doing these conversion or are starting or planning to start businesses doing ICE to E conversions.

Thanks so much for your time,

Ken Streib


San Jose EVA meeting Saturday December 14, 2024 10-12

 

Hello All,
If you are interested in Electric Vehicles, consider attending one of our
meetings.
All EVA meetings are free and open to anyone who is interested in
Electric Vehicles (EVs).
The meetings are held on the 2nd Saturday of every month.
From 10 A.M. until 12 noon

The meetings are held at the Reid Hillview Airport terminal building.
Located at 2500 Cunningham Ave, San Jose, CA
Directions to the meetings are as follows.
Take Hwy. 101 to Hwy. 680 North, exit & turn right onto Capital
Expressway.
Travel on Capital Expressway West for approximately 2 miles;
turn right onto Cunningham. The meeting room is in the terminal at the
end of the road.
A typical meeting of the SJEVA is casual and informative. A round table
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Re: How Many Things Can A Bus Transit Study Get Wrong?

 

Arthur, thank you very much for this link.

During our recent longer Thanksgiving Tesla trip (with newly over-the-air installed free Spotify account) we listened not only to this podcast (if you haven't yet, make sure you especially listen to the second part of this two-part podcast), but also listened to a few of Barnard's other podcasts.

This nicely-technical podcast resulted in a lot of teeth-gnashing (as does our own recent politics) as to how the populace (in this case city councils) can be duped.

Jousting with windmills comes to mind...

Joe



On Nov 7, 2024, at 16:03, Arthur Keller <arthur@...> wrote:

_._,_._,_



spare Tesla Mobile Connector?

 

Hi Folks,
Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving! Does anyone happen to have a
Tesla Mobile Connector that they're not using that we can buy? We
need one to charge our RAV4 EV since I'm selling my Model 3 to a
relative along with its Mobile Connector.

Please let us know if you happen to have an unused one we could use.

Thanks,

Jeff C.


Happy Thanksgiving from Breathe California

 

Hello,

Forwarding this Thanksgiving message from our partner organization Breathe California.
We have been a sponsor of their Lake Cunningham Park EV Ride and Drive events for several years.

Best wishes to all of our EV communityfor a Happy Thanksgiving.

Jerry

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Breathe California of the Bay Area, Golden Gate, and Central Coast <communications@...>
Date: Thu, Nov 28, 2024 at 8:00 AM
Subject: Happy Thanksgiving from Breathe California
To: <jerry.pohorsky@...>


Dear Jerry,


During this time of thanks, we'd like to take the opportunity to express our sincerest gratitude to our wonderful Breathe California community. We've been so fortunate to have such dedicated and inspirational people,especially at the grassroots level, supporting us for the past 113 years.


Because of you, everyone in the Bay Area can breathe easier.


Thank you for your continued support and friendship.


We wish you and your family a peaceful, joyous, and healthy Thanksgiving holiday.


With deepest gratitude,


The Breathe California Team



Breathe California | 1469 Park Avenue | San Jose, CA 95126 US

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OOPS! A Sweet Offer in sticky times

 


Forgot the correct link!

Dear EV club members,

Hello from EV album number 1745, ! “It’s time�, she said, to get a new battery pack in this little car. If you didn’t know, I live on the golden standard, golden as in honey, and have honeycomb rather than bit coin stashed away, it’s just another form of abundance. However, this abundance of honey has filled up my garage. I need to redistribute before I can work on my car again. I offer my honey in glass, 1 pound jars at a price of $20 each pre-Covid and $25 each post-Covid. Cases are available at $220 and $275 respectively, so that you, too, may ric car, otherwise we would have to arrange your pickup in North Oakland.



There is honey harvested after lemon blossoms, honey harvested after orange blossoms, and some riparian honey from the Berkeley hills. Additionally, the flower gardens of the East Bay have provided a diverse source of nectar for this honey.

Contact me through BahrBeeRanch@... Or call or text to 925-639-8563 but please add EV to your name or subject so I know it’s not a robot.

BTW Did you know Bees and EV are alike as they both need an electric charge to work?

Choose love,

KO



I don't shop where I can't charge.
_._,_._,_



A Sweet Offer in sticky times

 

Dear EV club members,

Hello from EV album number 1437! “It’s time�, she said, to get a new battery pack in this little car. If you didn’t know, I live on the golden standard, golden as in honey, and have honeycomb rather than bit coin stashed away, it’s just another form of abundance. However, this abundance of honey has filled up my garage. I need to redistribute before I can work on my car again. I offer my honey in glass, 1 pound jars at a price of $20 each pre-Covid and $25 each post-Covid. Cases are available at $220 and $275 respectively, so that you, too, may enjoy a sweet holiday season. Delivery might be available in the bay area if I can wrangle a ride in somebody’s electric car, otherwise we would have to arrange your pickup in North Oakland.

There is honey harvested after lemon blossoms, honey harvested after orange blossoms, and some riparian honey from the Berkeley hills. Additionally, the flower gardens of the East Bay have provided a diverse source of nectar for this honey.

Contact me through BahrBeeRanch@... Or call or text to 925-639-8563 but please add EV to your name or subject so I know it’s not a robot.

BTW Did you know Bees and EV are alike as they both need an electric charge to work?

Choose love,

KO



I don't shop where I can't charge.


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SVEC-CA Open House Free Mixer THIS WED "Distributed AI: Transforming Mobility/Power Grid" at SEMI, Milpitas

 


Hello,


Our EAASV group is a member organization of SVEC-CA.org and you are invited to attend their open house event in Milpitas

No cost to attend, however please register so that they will make sure they have enough food and drink for the attendees.


Jerry


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Date: Sat, Nov 16, 2024 at 11:32 AM
Subject: SVEC-CA Open House Free Mixer THIS WED "Distributed AI: Transforming Mobility/Power Grid" at SEMI, Milpitas
To: <jerry.pohorsky@...>


You are invited to the SVEC-CA Open House
held at SEMI-Milpitas!

Join us on Wednesday November 20, 2024, for an evening of networking, learning, and fun. Explore the latest technologies and innovations while connecting with industry professionals and enthusiasts. Don't miss this opportunity to discover what SVEC has to offer and how you can get involved. Food is sponsored by ASME. See you there!
Free registration here:
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Location: SEMI Global Headquarters,

The talk will ALSObe streamed at(no registration required) but we hope you can join us and socialize in person!


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The automotive industry is rapidly electrifying, and electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming mainstream. At the same time, vehicles are getting smarter, with autonomous systems and advanced connectivity transforming how we think about transportation. Similarly, transformational changes are occurring in the electric power sector at an unprecedented rate to balance the ever-increasing demand from electrification and AI Data Centers with increasing centralized and distributed renewables, via an intelligent grid. Both sectors rely heavily on semiconductors for power management, energy conversion, and communication. However, these sectors are also increasingly dependent ondistributed and decentralized computingto manage the complexity of their operations. Whether managing fleets of autonomous vehicles or balancing the power grid, the future relies on the seamless integration of semiconductor technologies and AI at the edge. The power, automotive, and semiconductor sectors face challenges: reducing energy consumption, improving efficiency, and managing increasingly complex systems. Distributed and decentralized AI and advanced semiconductors are essential to overcoming these challenges. These innovations underscore the need for cross-industry collaboration. By sharing knowledge and resources, we can develop solutions that advance all sectors, whether smarter EVs or grids that dynamically adapt to energy demands.

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Special thanks to the ASME Santa Clara Valley for sponsoring the catering! And special thanks to our director Dr. Yanika Schneider for providing the catering!


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Join the Conversation on EV Infrastructure

 

Hello to All,

Some of you may be interested in registering to learn more about the topic below via this one hour online event

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Re: Will Grid Crash by EVs? EC Newsletter

 


On the topic of "will EV charging crash the grid" -- I picked up a marketing research paper today on this topic. The paper can be retrieved from this link:


It's talking about "Managed Charging" as a solution for the "EV charging crash the grid" concern. BTW, my job is currently involved with an EV Charging Network where we're working on software about that issue.

The contention is that "managed charging" is required - meaning that EV charging is coordinated to prefer to happen during times when electricity demand is low. Such time periods will also correspond to times when the minute-to-minute electricity price is the lowest, such as mid-day when there's lots of solar electricity on the grid.

"Managed charging" requires an EVSE with enough intelligence to communicate over the Internet with something that can advise the EVSE to adjust the charging rate up or down.

+ David Herron




On Thu, Nov 14, 2024 at 9:45 PM Sybil J. Cramer via <sybiljcramer256=[email protected]> wrote:
Hi to All -

Some interesting Updates - and info on State of Today’s EV market, EV Trucking conference in San Francisco - 12/3 - 4, and more! Read on � If you want to get future e-newsletters from the Electrification Coalition - about EVs, EV Charging, etc � contact them at their email below.
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Will EVs Crash the Grid? Veterans Discuss EVs, National Security, and Grid Resiliency

In honor of National Veterans and Military Families Month, the Electrification Coalition’s Veterans for EVs initiative hosted a webinar to tackle questions surrounding grid resiliency and reveal how EVs can actually make the grid and U.S. national security stronger..

Looking Ahead: The State of the EVSE Market

On October 17, the EC hosted a webinar on the electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) market in the United States.Speakers examined the key advancements in funding, technology, and charging capabilities that emerged in the last year, and gave a preview of what's on the horizon for next year..

Funding the Future: Green Financing Solutions for EV Charging Stations

On October 14, the EC hosted a webinar on green financing solutions for EV charging stations. Speakersshared what public and private resources are available to those interested in deploying charging infrastructure, and how to use those resources to boost economic growth and maximize the benefits of charging investments..

In Our Communities


WORKPLACE CHARGING:

Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership Certification Turns One!

Since launching a year ago this month, Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership (EVAL) has seen significant growth in certifications across the country, with over 300 workplaces now EVAL certified. Join recently certified organizations including Santa Fe County, Clarksville Commons, and San Diego Gas and Electric and!

FLEET ELECTRIFICATION:

EC Business Council Updates

Einrideand PepsiCo have partnered to—a decision expected to significantly reduce PepsiCo’s annual emissions. By electrifying its fleet, PepsiCo continues its commitment to sustainability and Einride further demonstrates the potential of electric solutions in the freight industry.
Nissanhas launched theto streamline EV ownership and charging. With the MyNISSAN app, drivers of the Nissan Ariya and future EV models can now locate charging stations, view real-time availability, and pay for charging—all on one platform.
Panasonic’snew. This advancement in battery technology supports longer, more efficient journeys for EV drivers.
Ubernow has over—which lets users choose hybrid or electric rides—isavailable in more than 200 cities worldwide.

Partner Events

Driven by stricter clean transportation regulations, federal BIL and IRA funding, and expanding charging infrastructure, electric trucks are set to transform the U.S. road freight sector., a conference organized by Global Transmission Report, is scheduled to be held onDecember 3�at theSan Francisco Marriott Waterfront. Register to join industry experts and peers working to accelerate the transition to electric trucks and advance sustainable freight transportation in the U.S.

180 Speakers, 65 Sessions, 240 Exhibitors, 5,000+ Attendees.happeningMarch 25�27, 2025inLas Vegasis the only charging-centric event strictly focused on connecting EV charging infrastructure and technology to industry leaders, government officials, municipalities, utility companies, residential and commercial decision-makers, and researchers from across the globe. Register today.
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