NRGYMAX now has a new flash decal on either side of the bed, further identifying it as an electric vehicle. With the new paint and the flash, it is beginning to look like a finished product.

Bill also joined us at the Eco-Fair, bringing his '94 Hyundai to exhibit. Jon helped us by providing a shade awning, which kept the sun out of our faces while we talked to interested attendees.

We took NRGYMAX to the Eco-Fair where we talked with attendees about the benefits of driving electrically, without gas and oil. This was a nice round trip test for the truck: 25 miles, and up hill all the way home.

Lou Puts Finishing Touches on NRGYMAX

After finishing the work on NRGYMAX, I had to drive it down to Shelton Battery to show it off. NRGYMAX is powered with 20 6 volt deep cycle batteries, giving it 120 volts of battery power wired in series as a battery pack. So far, the range is about 25 miles on an overnight charge.