Our WarP™ Speed Sensor mounts to the tail shaft of many motors to provide RPM measurements. It is optimized for motors made by NetGain Motors, Inc. and works with after-market tachometer gauges or our AutoBlock RPM.

Read more about our WarP™ Speed Sensor.

Safely and easily disconnect your high-voltage direct current from the rest of your system using our EV EZ Safe Disconnect. Designed specifically for use with Anderson SB electrical connectors.

Read more about our EV EZ Safe Disconnect.

Our first AutoBlock is the AutoBlock RPM, designed to interpret the signals sent from the magnetic pickup (or other type) sensors peppered throughout most any semimodern automobile. These sensors are used for rotational rate measurements, from tachometers to speedometers.

Read more about our AutoBlock system.

Cars are necessary. Cars that pollute the air and depend on foreign oil to operate are not. A significant amount of our air pollution comes directly from automobiles. Continual exposure to these pollutants is known to cause many health problems. Our cars depend on gasoline derived from foreign oil. The volatility of petroleum prices is a result of this addiction.

There is an alternative: the electric car. Electric cars are far more efficient and cleaner than a conventional car. The motor in an electric car is many times more efficient than a gasoline engine and does not produce any emissions.

The electric car can simply be plugged into a household outlet to refuel. The resulting car would have the same (or superior) speed and acceleration compared to a conventional car and a range suitable for an average daily commute.

Environmental Impact

Electric cars themselves do not pollute. While the argument could be made that electricity is primarily made by burning fossil fuels, electric cars are still much more environmentally friendly than conventional cars. An electric car, even charged from a coal-fired power plant, is around twice as efficient as a car using gasoline from a refinery. There are many ways to produce clean, sustainable electricity, but only one way to make gasoline. As alternative sources of electricity become more common, those sources will also power electric cars. Gas cars will always use gas.

Consumer Impact

In addition to the convenience of "refueling" your car from home, it is much cheaper to own and operate an electric car. The efficiency of electric motors and energy distribution economies of scale with the electrical grid make "fueling" an electric car extremely economical. Our latest prototype requires about $1.25 worth of electricity for a full charge. This is the cost equivalent of 110 miles per gallon. In addition to fuel savings, electric cars are virtually maintenance-free: there is no need for oil changes, air filters, timing belts, or tune-ups. On top of that, our system re-uses existing cars, further reducing cost and waste.