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(if you want to know what an ignition advance lever is and why you might need one, wikipedia will tell you ). now, to be honest, i don’t think i’ve ever had to use one either, but i’ve ridden in cars where the driver did. i’ve never actually ridden in a model t, though i’ve sat in one, in henry ford’s garage, no less. but if you should ever find yourself in the driving seat, don’t assume that the three pedals and the handbrake-like lever will do what you expect. here’s a nice demonstration to show you the basics: possibly-related posts: cars that run on compressed air [original link] i was looking at some old steam-powered boats... cars and covetousness it’s not often these days that i really covet any... counting the cars on the new electric turnpike in the last couple of months there’s been a lot... altruistic autonomous vehicles one of my shortest recent posts generated quite a lot... posted in: general , travel tags: cars , history , user interfaces 0 comments june 10th, 2018 fully charged live june 10th, 2018 one youtube channel that i’ve been following for really quite a long time is fully charged , a series discussing electric vehicles, home power generation, renewable energy and other related topics. it does so in an amusing and light-hearted way, not least because it’s hosted by robert llewellyn, also known for his roles in tv series such as red dwarf, who’s a naturally engaging host. more recently he’s been joined by the motoring journalist jonny smith, previously a presenter on fifth gear. they make a great couple. this weekend saw the first fully charged live event, a two-day gathering at silverstone organised by the team, with talks, exhibitions, demos of electric vehicles, and much else besides. this was quite a leap of faith for a small, self-published show – it was a big financial commitment and they were very nervous about whether it would be a success, but it seems to have been resoundingly so, to the extent that the catering and a/v facilities were rather overwhelmed on the first day, and extra arrangements had to be made – things went much more smoothly today. robert told me that they’d sold well over 5,000 tickets in advance and quite a lot more were bought at the event. many people, like me, came for both days, so there must have been a good three or four thousand people there, i imagine, and the feeling of goodwill in the air was palpable; everyone wanted it to succeed. there were lots of interesting vehicles to see; the jaguar ipace was naturally getting a lot of attention, not surprisingly: it’s the most interesting big cat since the e-type, and the first i’ve actually wanted to own. when it’s about 10 years old, i might be able to afford one. in the meantime, i got to try out a couple of electric scooters, which were great fun — i think we’ll see more of those — and there were some lovely electric conversions of classic vehicles: i was particularly taken by these: i, on the other hand, was staying nearby in my recently-acquired and non-electric campervan (of which more in a future post). this meant, that despite actually owning an electric vehicle, i actually turned up to fully charged live in a vw diesel. i was joking with people that i need
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