Don't know where this should be posted, so I picked "General". I'll be visiting the Bay Area in April to attend a rowing regatta, Windmere Classic, in Redwood City and would liike to meet any of the regulars on this forum while I'm in the area. I'd like to see your work and maybe pick up some tips, etc. There is nobody in Louisvillle that I know of doing any kind of electric vehicle work other than golf cars. Anyway, my window will be April 12-17 and I'd like to pop in for a brief visit if posasible and see the West coast creations.
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I'm going to be out of town part of that week. Redwood City is about 45 miles from my place, so that will be a barrier too. Hope you can hook up with somebody closer.
I live in Mtn View, that's about 10-20 miles south of Redwood City. I've got some cool stuff though not all of it is running.
Is the Louisville you refer to in KY? I usedta live in Lexington KY.
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We've got a rental car and will be driving all over the area from Sausalito down to Monterey. Don't know when we'll make it back so will try to take in quite a few sights. A few words about controllers and batteries, esp. the more exotics ones, in conjucntion with real equipment would be like a semester at "scooter school"! Ha! And you are correct, it is Kentucky...land of beautiful horses and fast women.
If you'll email me a phone number and address, I'll give you a call when I'm there. We'll be sightseeing and heading down to the Monterey peninsula, so that may take us right near you.
Thanks to David for the tour of your shop space on such short notice. I really was impressed with all your projects yet to be completed. They never are REALLY completed, I guess. You opened my eyes to some solutions to my latest project, and for that I thank you. I'm back in Kentucky and back into my sawdust projects. Once the Kentucky Derby is over, I can spend a little time getting my yellow BladeZ into it's latest incarnation. Thanks again. "Buckeroo" Bob Diehl