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Like is said all the electrics are controled by the inverters so the inner wheel will be slowed by the inveter when turnning. i take it you meen the Hyster Yale 7/9 ton Lithium iron truck, yes i have seen it, Yes 370 Volts will kill an engineer if not handled correctly. The battery alone would cost around $10,000 so its not going to be to competetative when compaired to an IC zero emission truck.



why would investors be look for us, our investors are happy with us and our progress.



i take it neither you or heightlift will answer the question on the two points i asked.
  • Posted 5 Oct 2020 21:50
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  • By Exalteze
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  • Halifax, United Kingdom
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