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I have been in contact and sending information and suggestions to holders of Patent Number - 12/847,354 via <br />http://www. deka resea rch . com/contact-us/#1470173215984-9d 6 b4822-ce42 <br />And US mail to Correspondence address - DEKA Research & Development Corp. <br />340 Commercial Street Manchester, NH. 03101 603.669.5139, also to the auto manufactures of electric vehicles, including <br />Ford, General Motors, Tesla, Rivian, Fisker, Toyota, Nissan, Hyundai, Kia, BMW and Audi. <br />This patent holder could choose to apply any of the specific methods and systems of charging electric vehicles. This may <br />include a large capacity battery with the capability of charging an electric vehicle (similar to the Tesla Powerwall) manufactured <br />with the North American Charging Standard (NACS) connectors and adapters for Combined Charging System (CCS-1) <br />connector. <br />These large capacity battery systems could then be retrofitted to any of the existing roadside assistance fleet of vehicles (similar <br />to AAA roadside assistance). <br />In the potential for additional mobile EV charging capability, the trailer or pod detailed in patent No. 12/847,354 could be <br />designed and manufactured to include any type of battery with the self- contained charging capability and connectors, then <br />possibility using the ridesharing business model similar to Lift and Uber, hire, and dispatch these independent contractors in any <br />of their personal vehicles that have towing capabilities. <br />In the rural areas of your state, these independent contractors who would like the job opportunity to provide this mobile EV <br />charging service may have the space available to store these trailers or pods, and recharge them by plugging into their home <br />electrical power supply. This could also be accomplished in using solar panels installed on top of these self- contained chargers, <br />and perhaps adding additional recharging capacity to these units using portable ground placed solar panels. <br />In your city where any potential independent contractors may not have this space, I ask if you would consider to begin to locate <br />state, city, or privately owned property that could be used for the staging, storing and recharging area for these EV charging <br />portable trailers or pods, which could also include overhead coverings, or rooftop solar panels installed and used as a source for <br />this mobile EV recharging capacity, saving your state power grid supply. <br />If you agree that this would benefit your constituents to have the option of using this service, and all the all the additional new <br />job opportunities it will provide, I ask that you forward this to Tesla and/or any additional auto manufacturing companies, to send <br />proposals to provide the customer service, additional infrastructure and battery systems for this. <br />All city council members may consider that if you are willing to agree to show a commitment to <br />the potential of approving the property for this staging and storage, with the overhead covering or rooftop solar panels to be <br />used as a source for the recharging of these mobile EV battery systems, that every auto manufacture that sells electric vehicles <br />in this country may also agree to commit to reallocate the portion of their battery manufacturing capacity to the designs for "a <br />mobile electric charging service" that are detailed in this USPTO approved Patent No. 12/847,354 by Kamen et al US PGPUB <br />2011 /0025267. <br />Best regards, <br />Dan Dudley <br />