On 15/02/2011 17:59, Yigit Turgut wrote:
>> Basic high school trig says the road would have had a elevation gain of =
5km,
>> or 16,400 feet.  I think the OP is in Turkey, where the highest mountain=
 is
>> Mt Ararat, which is 5165m (17,000 feet) above sea level at the top.  Eve=
n if
>> there was a road to the top (which I don't think there is), this would s=
till
>> be quite a feat.
>>
>> Unless the OP can show us the road he drove, the obvious conclusion is h=
e's
>> just a ordinary liar.
> Also that measurements are taken due to sea level, try  using the
> other part of your brain instead the one trying to find weaknesses
> everywhere ((:
>

I think you must expect some heavy scepticism here - as is often said,=20
"extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof".
So far none has been forthcoming, so (IMHO) it's looking increasingly=20
like there is none available.
To start the ball rolling, a few direct questions:
Which road were you driving on?
What type of batteries does the car use?
Does the car only use electric motors?
What transmission system is being used?
Can you take a picture of the car?
Can you provide a schematic/diagram of the relevant parts?



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