Re: Electric Propulsion Records

Dr Jones ( maitland@icarus.ihug.co.nz )
Tue, 17 Feb 1998 18:44:01 +1300

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At 22:48 16/02/98 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi Folks!
>
>Well, its a start, some great records from BAT.
>
>> B.A.T. has set 3 world records in 1997 using Zinc-Air Batteries in
>> advanced electric vehicles designed and engineered by B.A.T.
>
>> - In February 1997, in sub-freezing temperatures in Utah a B.A.T.
>> electric mini-van clocked 478 miles on a single charge.
>
>> - In June at Alameda Air Station in San Francisco a B.A.T. Asian
>> type taxi traveled 1043 miles on a single charge.
>
>> - In August a B.A.T. electric bicycle traveled 443 miles on a single
>> charge at the Olympic Velodrome in Long Beach, California

This is sourced from Smallcap Investor Issue #69:

***Stock Detective***
http://www.StockDetective.com/

B.A.T. OUT OF HELL

Why wouldn't an upstart company want to patent technology the whole world
is waiting for? At first blush, it would appear a little known company has
captured the wallets and imaginations of some well-heeled international
firms - titans with names like Benz, Lockheed Martin and Volkswagen. But a
closer look would show that the fledgling operation, like its flagship
product, is long on wind but short on substance.
http://www.stockdetective.com/stinky/baat.html

I haven't visited those pages yet, but one question I would have is whether
the results have been properly audited by a reputable independent source.

DrJ

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