Brock
Flashaholic
Ya Darell, it should charge while your stopped, it would run so much further that way
Although, on a similar note if you string about a 1/8 mile of wire out (up off the ground) and then connect it to the + on a battery it will charge the battery. The - side is connected to an earth ground. The longer the wire the more power. It is a really small amount, don't know the specifics. The problem is if you have a storm come through your batteries get fried by lightning. Apparently Ham radio guys know this from their antennas.
Ted try it out and let me know how to build it
Although, on a similar note if you string about a 1/8 mile of wire out (up off the ground) and then connect it to the + on a battery it will charge the battery. The - side is connected to an earth ground. The longer the wire the more power. It is a really small amount, don't know the specifics. The problem is if you have a storm come through your batteries get fried by lightning. Apparently Ham radio guys know this from their antennas.
Ted try it out and let me know how to build it