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    You may not need a connecting cable to plug-in the Leaf into a charging station. Experiments on non-contact electric vehicle charging are taking place in Japan whereby electric power is supplied via magnetic induction from a primary power supply coil in the ground to a secondary coil on the vehicle. When the primary coil is electrically charged, it generates a magnetic field that induces current in the secondary coil and charges the batteries with no physical connection
    - Nissan Leaf website

    how cool can it get =) I hope they will extend this kind of technology into a wider application like cellphone/Ipod recharging. No more hassles with cables and adaptors.

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    nai link sir?

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    naa na'y thread/discussion diri nga board.

    https://www.istorya.net/forums/scienc...ectricity.html

    much broader nuon didto ang discussion... not discussing about Nissan Leaf.. ^_^

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    actually existing na ung technology na to.. at nasa market na rin.. eto ang gamit ng PALM (a cellphone just like iphone ) try to search PALM pre or PALM pixi ugn charger is touchstone.. it uses magnetic conduction to charge the phone ^^

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    Quote Originally Posted by lomotel View Post
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    how cool can it get =) I hope they will extend this kind of technology into a wider application like cellphone/Ipod recharging. No more hassles with cables and adaptors.
    Naa ko oral b power toothbrush nga rechargeable by wireless charging.

    Actually naa naman daghan application ani.
    Ang problem lang kay ang efficiency.
    Ang term jud ana kay "inductive charging"

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    a vw factory/assembly line is powered by induction. you dont see any cables. magnets are placed under the floor. here's link: YouTube - VW Factory - Germany

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    Quote Originally Posted by lomotel View Post
    - Nissan Leaf website

    how cool can it get =) I hope they will extend this kind of technology into a wider application like cellphone/Ipod recharging. No more hassles with cables and adaptors.
    dugay naman naa wireless charging bro, sa iphone to ako na kit-an, imo ra e-patong ang phone then mag charging na to cya.

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    Quote Originally Posted by john_yo View Post
    dugay naman naa wireless charging bro, sa iphone to ako na kit-an, imo ra e-patong ang phone then mag charging na to cya.
    nakakita nako ana bro..pero naa mai contact point between the ipod and the dock..same also sa among wireless phone nga mo charge cya sa docking station. sa ilawom sa handset naay metal nga mo contact didto sa dock...ang ako pasabot dire kanang wala gyud contact point.

    anyway as posted by others here, existing na diay ang technology pero dili lang widespread gyud

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    mas nindot ang wireless nga extension wire..

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    mas nindot ang wireless nga extension wire..
    kani maoi nindot jud bai...

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