[ausev] Inductive paddle chargers

[Chris Robison]

That would probably be Doug Canfield.

Did he have the part that goes in the car, or only the external part?  I'm
going to guess the latter...

  --chris



On Wed, October 11, 2006 10:12 am, Derek Bridges said:
> At an event in San Antonio last year there was a big guy from Dallas
> named Doug who told me he had a "warehouse full" of the large paddle
> inductive charging systems. The event was the parking lot gathering that
> we had on the same weekend as the national meet here in Austin. The guy
> was there promoting photovoltaic roof shingles but I don't remember his
> last name. Does anyone recall his name or contact information?
>
> Another way of finding components would be through the Parts Wanted area
> of the EV Tradin Post at
> http://www.austinev.org/evtradinpost/
>
> Derek Bridges
>
>
> Richard Slatin wrote:
>> At the school where I teach, they still have the inductive paddle
>> chargers
>> for EV charging.  Anyone have any ideas on how/where I can find the
>> car-based components?
>> --
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> Richard Slatin, MC/MFCT
>> 400 W. Camelback Rd.  Ste. 112
>> Phoenix, AZ  85013
>>
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