Sikat Car Built to Teach Filipinos About Solar Energy
Sikat is the Philippines Solar Car Society's second car, the next generation of the Sinag, that was designed for 2007 World Solar Car Challenge in Australia. Made by a team of 33 from De La Salle University, the new vehicle weighs 100kg less than its predecessor and has a top speed of 112 kph. Its purpose will be to alert Filipinos to the pluses of solar energy.
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Posted by Sheila Franklin at December 22, 2009 8:45 PM
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