Woods Dual Power: The Chicago Hybrid That Hung in Henry Ford’s Museum
Woods Dual Power: the 1916 Chicago hybrid with a dynamo and two levers. It cost almost four years of pay, and its patent arrived too late.
Woods Dual Power: the 1916 Chicago hybrid with a dynamo and two levers. It cost almost four years of pay, and its patent arrived too late.
Tama E4S-47: The Electric Car That Beat Its Own Spec Sheet in 1948 Here’s a quiz for anyone who thinks battery swapping is a 21st-century invention. In 1910 a power company in Hartford, Connecticut, started swapping batteries on electric trucks. In 1947 a Japanese outfit built a swappable pack into a taxi. In 2011 an … Read more