Whew! Where to start? The discussions at TheEEStory.com have become so incredibly insightful and informative, I can't even begin to describe how awesome it is. The quality of insight there is way beyond average. I would dare say even the people who may be nuts are actually brilliant too. It is incredibly fun to be part of it and to learn --before most of the planet -- all the cool things
Depending on your version of reality, the USPTO has either granted EEStor yet another patent (this time for Utility Grid Storage applications penned originally at, at...at night) or provided more fuel for hallucinating EEStor believers. That second link is to a discussion of a new letter from Carl Nelson penned in November 2008 which goes into greater detail regarding EEStor's claims to have a
EEStor Founder and CEO, Dick Weir has entered the fray concerning patent protection for one of his claimed 15 patent applications. The letter to the patent examiner covering EEStor's reveals more information on Dick Weir's background that until now has been laboriously pieced together by the good guys, known to some as a cadre of fanboyz following EEStor. Here is the letter from Weir. This is
Thanks to Tom Villar for helping me organize and submit the questions YOU ASKED to EEStor. I sent them over this morning after speaking with EEStor again yesterday. I had originally planned to post a deadline but once we reached over 50 questions, I figured we were entering overkill. Again, to set expectations fairly low: they may not want to answer any questions but I think it's encouraging
I'm like everyone who reads this blog in the sense that I'd like to see some expedited effort towards getting a new battery technology into my ipod, blackberry, vehicle and a million other aspects of my life especially my pocketbook. On the one hand, we're waiting on EEStor to turn on the lights and start giving speeches. But on the other, we're to some degree waiting on each other. That is
Ever since I set up an email account (eestorblog@gmail.com) for people to contact me about EEStor, I've gotten alot of questions about who I am including whether I am Dick Weir. :-) I wanted to clear the air here prior to an article I will be posting this afternoon. First, let me remind you that you are reading a blog and not a newspaper. I'm not a professional journalist and in alot of ways
You'll notice a few minor changes to this EEStor blog today. The immediate intent is to make it easier for people searching for information about electric cars to learn about EEStor and how it's technology compares to other technologies vying for the electric vehicle market. Assuming all goes well, as EEStor develops as a company, it's appeal and recognition will begin with electric cars made by
