Author Archives: Suhas Malghan

About Suhas Malghan

This blog documents the design and development of environmentally sustainable machines and humane design practice in general; machines that work for humanity as well on the move as they do sitting still.

More Inverter Smoke

Posted on August 27, 2011 by Suhas Malghan

The eMR2 hasn’t rolled too many miles since the pack capacity dropped off but I still manage to have some fun running around the neighborhood.  After a trip to the dog park, I was jockeying the car around in the … Continue reading →

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Taken for a Ride

Posted on November 17, 2010 by Suhas Malghan

Some recent road work close to home unearthed a section of streetcar track, a remnant from an era where every American city worthy of mentioning had its own (private and profitable) surface rail transportation  system.  That era ended with the … Continue reading →

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Reflections

Posted on November 7, 2010 by Suhas Malghan

A year ago I had just returned from the 6th annual velomobile seminar in Copenhagen freshly inspired by ideas about human powered vehicles from all around the world.  That was just the beginning of the transformation as less than two … Continue reading →

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