highway magnets charging hybrid batteries through electromagnetic induction

[ring_theory]

FR 2239802,page 1 : Laplace Law

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                      dL

How does this apply to either system? My mechanism does in some small way depend on fluid dynamics in a supersolid way, however  this type of pressures are not involved.

[lancaIV]

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You will find electron/ion beamer !
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  dL

p.s.: In the 70/80ies in California  has been a test on a
highway with such an induction system like you describe ,
probably their trial success/error findings can help you !
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http://rpm2.8k.com/car.htm

[hadner]

Putting magnets on the road should create more drag on the car than you would gain from it.  Unless you were travelling downhill, and could gain back some portion of the power it took to get up the hill in the first place. 

That being said, most electric cars should already have an internal system that adds power back into the system when braking and going downhill.  So there isn't any need for magnets on the highway.

Sorry,
Hadner