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Isaac Hazlehurst, Jr.
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Name Isaac Hazlehurst [1, 2, 3, 4]
Suffix Jr.
Born 22 Nov 1742 Manchester, Lancashire, England [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Burial 1834 St Andrew's Cem, Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA [8, 9, 11]
Buried 1834 Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA [8, 9, 11]
Death 18 Jul 1834 Clover Hill, Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA [7]
Burial North West 47 - Grave 12
Died 18 Jul 1834 Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA [7, 9, 10, 12]
Father Isaac Hazlehurst, b. 13 Feb 1716, Cheshire, England , d. 11 Jun 1758 (Age 42 years)
Mother Mary Gryme, b. 27 Mar 1715, Manchester, Lancashire, England , d. 12 Dec 1796 (Age 81 years)
Married 31 Jan 1739 Manchester, Lancashire, England [7, 13]
Family Joanna Purviance, b. 4 Mar 1741, Salem, New Jersey, USA , d. 11 Jul 1804, Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA (Age 63 years)
Married 27 Apr 1769 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA [7]
+ 1. Mary Elizabeth Hazlehurst, b. 1 Jan 1771, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA , d. 16 Oct 1841, Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA (Age 70 years) [natural]
+ 2. Samuel Hazlehurst, b. 28 Sep 1772, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA , d. 11 Jul 1849, Clover Hill, Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA (Age 76 years) [natural]
3. Robert Hazlehurst, b. 14 Mar 1774, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA , d. 20 May 1804 (Age 30 years) [natural]
4. John Hazlehurst, b. 24 May 1775, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA , d. 18 Sep 1798, Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, USA (Age 23 years) [natural]
+ 5. Richard Hunter Hazlehurst, b. 11 Jul 1778, Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA , d. 12 Apr 1834, Salem, Salem, New Jersey, USA (Age 55 years) [natural]
6. Isaac Hazlehurst, III, b. 1779, d. 1855, St Croix, Virgin Islands (US), USA (Age 76 years) [natural]
+ 7. Andrew Purviance Hazlehurst, b. 16 Mar 1781, d. 1819, Baltimore, Independent Cities, Maryland, USA (Age 37 years) [natural]
Born - 22 Nov 1742 - Manchester, Lancashire, England
Married - 27 Apr 1769 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial - 1834 - St Andrew's Cem, Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA
Buried - 1834 - Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA
Death - 18 Jul 1834 - Clover Hill, Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA
Died - 18 Jul 1834 - Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, USA
Isaac Hazlehurst - U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970
Isaac Hazlehurst Jr 1834 gravestone
Isaac Hazlehurst was born in Manchester, England. The family came from Knutsford, Cheshire. He first came to America between 1762 and 1765 and established himself in Philadelphia, PA. He went back to England and finally returned to America in 1768.
He established the Hazlehurst mercantile firm in Philadelphia, PA in 1768. It failed in 1808 along with the Hazlehurst firms in Charleston, SC and Baltimore. The cause of these failures which plunged the nation into "a general feeling of frustration, national dishonor and dissatisfaction," according to Benjamin Henry Latrobe were the repudiation by the British government of the Erskine agreement and the subsequent renewal of the United States of non intercourse with Britain.
Isaac Hazlehurst is among those who affixed their signature to the continental money. George Blagden Hazlehurst added a note to this dated Dec. 28, 1898 saying that he always tried to find some, but only succeeded in finding one signed by Robert Hazlehurst, Isaac's brother.
During the Revolution, on the day before the Battle of Monmouth, the British arrived on the Hazlehurst front lawn and took possession of the dwelling as the Headquarters of Lord Corwallis and his entire staff. The two parlours were given up to the officers, but Mrs. Hazlehurst retained her bedroom on the first floor. Mr. Hazlehurst said that the family was treated with courtesy and respect, and efforts were made to restrain the soldiers from damaging the property.
When they learned that the British were coming, the family just had time to bury silver and other valuables in the garden and orchard. Julia Latrobe related this as follows: "The terror of my grandparents can be imagined during the short sojourn of these troops. I have heard my grandfather describe his feeling as he saw a soldier tie his horse to a tree, at the foot of which a box of valuable was buried, a bag of oats was thrown down and he expected each moment to see the earth scraped away and the box discovered. This box containing many articles of value, when sought for after the war was over, was never found. The passage of so many horses and vehicles had completely covered over all traces of the spot where in haste and confusion it had been placed."
His grave marker lists the date of birth as 22 Nov. 1742 whereas the date of birth is listed elsewhere as 11 Nov. 1742.
A picture of Clover Hill, his estate in Mount Holly, New Jersey is shown to the left.
[S52] Elizabeth Isabella Purviance, Samuel Purviance, Jr.
[S128] The Correspondence and Miscellaneous Papers of Benjamin Henry Latrobe,Vol. 2, 1805-1810, James C. Van Horne, Editor, (Name: Yale University Press, New Haven and London 1986;), Note: Page 754.
[S80] Julia E. Latrobe's - Paper on Isaac Hazlehurst.
[S70] History of Mount Holly, New Jersey, Henry C. Schinn, (Name: 1957 and 1977;), Page 127.
[S136] The Philadelphia of Our Ancestors, Frank Willing Leach, (Name: The North American, Philadelphia, Sunday July 19, 1908;).
[S134] The House of Plant of Macon, Georgia, George Sherwood Dickerman, (Name: Higginson Book Co., 1900;), 151.
[S116] Seldens of Virginia Vol 1.
[S476] Find-A-Grave, Isaac Hazlehurst Jr 1834.
[S198] U.S. Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970, Ancestry.com, (Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.Original data - Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970. Louisville, Kentucky: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Microfilm, 508 rolls;), Database online.
Record for Isaac Hazlehurst
[S196] New Jersey, Deaths and Burials Index, 1798-1971, Ancestry.com, (Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.Original data - "New Jersey Deaths and Burials, 1720–1971." Index. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2009, 2010. Index entries derived from digital copies of original and compiled r;), Database online.


Grantham Athletic Club was formed in 1974. Training took place in various locations around town, before we took up residence in the South Kesteven Sports Stadium.
Athletics is about running, jumping and throwing as fast, as high and as far as you can. England Athletics aims to create an environment where everyone involved in athletics feels safe and secure to enable them to achieve their potential – to run, jump and throw, to coach, officiate or to support those who do. Grantham Athletic Club is committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience that enables young people and adults to participate in recreational or competitive athletics and ensures best practice throughout the club and its activities.
The South Kesteven Sports Stadium, purpose-built in 1992, features two covered stands surrounding a standard 8-lane all-weather track that encloses a pitch used by Grantham Town FC plus most of the Field events. Over the years, the stadium has hosted high-level competition and is frequently used for school and county competitions. The stadium is situated on Trent Road, adjacent to the Meres Leisure Centre.
Facilities including toilets, changing rooms and showers, a medical room, an Athletic Club office are located in the main stand. Additional toilets are available under the far-side stand.


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School choice has evolved dramatically over the past several decades. In part this is due to the role that social scientists and policy makers have played in implementing student-school matching algorithms with desirable theoretical properties. Yet our understanding of decision-making on school choice for Americans has not kept pace with the increased variety and number of schooling alternatives now available to American families and the increasingly complex process by which students are sorted into schools and programs. In fact, little is known about how schooling decisions are made. There are no data sets that contain comprehensive information on adolescents' perceptions about available schooling options, the application/admission process, or their subjective expectations about short- and long-term consequences of alternative choices. In this article, the authors consider the collection of novel subjective data on family processes of schooling decisions. In particular, they review recent progress on survey measurement of expectations, information, and locus of decision of American families within the context of secondary schooling, and they discuss possible future developments by providing concrete examples from recent exploratory efforts. The authors argue that collection of data on adolescents' and parents' perceptions of the available school options and the application-and-admission rules, their subjective expectations about short- and long-term consequences of alternative choices, and their assessments of the locus of decision making within families could greatly enhance economic modeling and contribute to effective econometric analysis of schooling decisions. A key role of The Human Project will be to gather data on expectations of applicants to secondary schools in New York City, which is the ideal laboratory given that it has the largest and most dynamic public school system in the country, as well as perhaps the most complex secondary school application and admission process. Improved understanding of whose expectations matter for school choice and how these expectations are formed will help policymakers provide more informative communications to families and improve the design of the school assignment mechanism.


How to spend money in New Zealand without a bank account.
Coming to New Zealand for an extended trip but don't want the hassle of opening a New Zealand bank account? Or maybe you just don't have or want a bank account at all? This guide will go through how to transfer money without a bank account so you can transfer money to New Zealand (or elsewhere overseas) without having to set up a new bank account overseas.
This guide will go through other methods to spend your money in New Zealand using a prepaid money card (travel card), Visa Gift Card and credit card. These are all ways to transfer money without a bank account in New Zealand. Plus, we'll tell you more about money remittance websites that enable you to transfer money without a bank account.
Ways to use money abroad without opening a bank account.
If you're abroad for a long period, you don't want to be carrying all that cash with you. It's more secure to transfer money when you need it. However, the most common ways to transfer money online is from one bank account to another, meaning that you would need a bank account abroad. If you do have a bank account in New Zealand (or your chosen country), take a look at How to Transfer Money to Your New Zealand Bank Account or How to Send Money Overseas from a New Zealand Bank Account. However, if you don't have a bank account in New Zealand, it doesn't mean that you can't still transfer money to yourself from a bank account back home. In fact, with some of the methods we're going to suggest, you don't even need to involve a bank account at all! You can transfer money without a bank account with a prepaid money card (travel card), Visa Gift Card or a credit card.
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We'll go into more details of using prepaid money cards, Visa Gift Cards and credit cards below.
What is a prepaid Money card?
Prepaid money cards or travel cards are cards loaded with a set amount of money that you choose. You can access that money in multiple currencies (usually with a set exchange rate so there are no nasty surprises). What's more, prepaid money cards are used to make payments just like using a debit or credit card. They can be used in ATMs to withdraw money or used when paying at the counter. (Learn more about making payments in New Zealand and New Zealand currency here).
Prepaid money cards can be purchased from banks, travel agents, post offices and currency exchange brokers. Setting up a prepaid money card is much easier than setting up a bank account. Usually, the process involves completing a short form with personal details like your name and home address. You may also need to show some form of identity like a passport or driving license to confirm your identity.
Be aware that there are fees for using prepaid money cards charged by prepaid money card company. This is usually a fee depending on how much money you have loaded onto the card, for example, 1% of the initial load amount.
Because you can use a prepaid money card much like a debit or credit card, many money remittance companies will accept it as a payment method, even online. Prepaid money cards have a card number, expiry date and CVV2 number like a debit or credit card, that will be used when giving your "account details". Check that your chosen money remittance company accepts prepaid money cards first.
What is a Visa Gift Card?
Being a big player in financial services, no doubt you will have heard of "Visa". A Visa Gift Card allows you to load the amount of money you choose and spend it in tens of millions of outlets around the world, including physical stores and online. Just think of it like a gift card that you can spend almost anywhere. However, you cannot withdraw cash in stores nor at ATMs with a Visa Gift Card.
Visa Gift Cards can be purchased in selected supermarkets, gas stations, post offices and online on your country's Visa Gift Card website. For instance, the Visa Gift Card in New Zealand is called a "Prezzy Card". There are no lengthy forms to complete, other than if you are buying a card to be sent in the mail, then you will need to choose a code for your card for security reasons. You will pay the flat rate of the card itself (for instance, in New Zealand it's around NZ$5.50 for the card itself), as well as the total you want to load onto the card.
First, a Vise Gift Card doesn't require you to have a bank account to purchase one – you can pay in cash in a store. Visa Gift Cards have a card number, expiry date and CVV2 number, which is the information required to make a purchase online or transfer money online to a money remittance website. Alternatively, you can send the Visa Gift Card in the mail, which will mean that your card will require a code of your choice. The card can only be unlocked with this code either over the phone with Visa or online.
Credit cards allow you to make purchases electronically, withdraw cash from ATMs, pay online and make online transfers using "credit" i.e. borrowing money from the bank. You pay back the money that you spend within a specific time period. If you don't pay your credit card bill on time, the total you owe will start gaining interest, meaning you will need to pay a percentage more on top of what you have borrowed. (For tips on saving money in New Zealand, see here).
Credit cards can be purchased with banks and building societies. Applying for a credit card involves a more detailed application process than even opening a bank account, with an application that will involve your personal details, one or two forms of identification will need to be provided, as well as financial details and supporting evidence. Indeed, banks will require you to have some sort of bank account to pay off your credit card, although you don't actually have to bank with the same company. However, once you have a credit card, you can use it domestically and overseas to make all the usual purchases and transfers, just like using a debit card without involving your own bank account.
Credit cards have a card number, expiry date and CVV2 number which is information required to make payments online and to transfer money using money remittance websites. It's a good option if you want to access funds overseas without opening a bank account in the country you are visiting.
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Суконная слобода (в советское время слобода Розы Люксембург, , ) — историческая местность в Вахитовском и Приволжском районах Казани.

Название
Слобода получила своё название по суконной фабрике, вокруг которой возникла. На татарском языке называлась Сукунный бистәсе или Сукунный. Современное «официальное» татарское название слободы и одноимённой станции метро является калькой с русского языка; в нём используется фонетически неадаптированное заимствование сукно, несмотря на то, что в татарском языке существует и слово постау (предположительно являющееся адаптированным русским заимствованием).

География
Бо́льшая часть Суконной слободы находится в юго-восточной части Вахитовского района; оставшаяся её часть находится на крайнем севере Приволжского района. К концу XIX века слобода занимала кварталы 74-76, 102-105, 109-123, 137-183 и 294-300 4-й части; таким образом, её приблизительные границы проходят: с севера — по улицам Николаева и Пушкина, с северо-запада — по Щербаковскому и Катановскому переулкам, с запада — по улицам Айвазовского, Калинина и Вишневского, с юга — по линии 2-й Газовой улицы, с запада — по линии Бугульминской улицы, начальной части улицы Туфана Миннулина, и озеру Кабан.

Административная принадлежность
До революции Суконная слобода входила в 4-ю полицейскую часть Казани, занимая бо́льшую её часть, а затем 4-ю милицейскую часть Казани. Параллельно с этим в 1918—1926 годах существовал Суконно-слободский партийный район; кроме самой Суконной слободы, ячейки, подчиняющиеся Суконно-слободскому райкому находились также и в . В 1930-х годах входила в Бауманский район, а после выделения из него Молотовского района вошла в его состав. В 1942 году бо́льшая часть слободы входит в состав новосозданного Свердловского района, а после его упразднения она оказалась разделена между Бауманским, Приволжским (юг) и Молотовским (восток) районами. После создания в 1973 году Вахитовского района почти вся территория исторического района, за исключением крайней южной его части, оставшейся в Приволжском районе, вошла в его состав.

История
Территория слободы была заселена ещё во времена Казанского ханства: на севере будущей слободы находилась . После взятия Казани русскими слобода пришла в упадок и была поглощена возникшей уже при русских Кирпичной слободой; в конце XVII века южнее Кирпичной возникла Гаврилова слобода. Оба этих поселения были позже поглощены Суконной слободой.

В 1714 году указом Петра I в Казани была основана суконная фабрика. Первоначально она располагалась на Шарной горе, вокруг которой и начали селиться работники фабрики. В первые годы своего существования фабрика была государственной, однако в 1722 году Пётр I передал её купцу Ивану Михляеву сначала в управление, а с 1724 года — в собственность. В 1755 году фабрика переносится на новое место, в здание, занимавшее почти весь квартал между современными улицами Ульянова-Ленина, Петербургская, Островского и Туфана Миннуллина. В том же году указом императрицы Елизаветы свободные до того работники фабрики переводились в статус посессионных крестьян.

Во многом благодаря этому суконщики поддержали Емельяна Пугачёва — ворвавшиеся в город пугачёвцы не встретили значительного сопротивления, некоторые из жителей слободы присоединились к восставшим. После подавления восстания на жителей слободы обрушились суровые репрессии. Но и после этого не прекратились — в 1800-1835 годах в слободе произошло 12 случаев волнений.

После крупного пожара 1848 года, от которого серьёзно пострадала и фабрика, её содержатель Гаврила Осокин подал прошение об «увольнении работных людей... в свободное состояние»; вскоре большинство жителей слободы были переведены в мещанское сословие. Фабрика пришла в упадок и в 1891 году ликвидирована за долги.

К моменту ликвидации фабрики уже действовали другие промышленные предприятия — газовый (основан в 1870-х) и солодовенный заводы. Позже к ним добавились типография Вараксина, крупяной завод Веселова, маслобойный завод Карякина, мебельная фабрика Фёдорова, и прочие предприятия. В 1910 году открывается  (позднее — городская больница №1). В 1916 году была основана фабрика «Поляр», ставшая предшественницей обувной фабрики «Спартак». В 1924 году была основана кондитерская фабрика «Заря». К 1940 году в дополнение к этим двум фабрикам в слободе также существовали ликеро-водочный завод, автотранспортная, механическая и красильная мастерские.

Большая часть домов слободы являлась одно- или двухэтажными деревянными или полукаменными домами. В 1960-е годы южная окраина слободы застраивается хрущёвками, а болото, некогда отделявшее её от дореволюционной Архангельской слободы, было застроено домами т. н. «микрорайона № 1 Бауманского района»; бо́льшая же часть строений слободы была снесена в 1990-х—2000-х годах. Территория слободы была застроена элитными жилыми комплексами, государственными и культурными учреждениями и малоэтажными домами-новоделами.

Улицы
 Агрономическая
  (часть)
 Айдинова
 Бугульминская
 Бугульминская 2-я
  (часть)
 Газовая
 Газовая 2-я

 Дегтярная
 Задне-Павлюхина

 Ипподромная
  (часть)
  (часть)
 Качалова
 Народная

 Новая

 Нурсултана Назарбаева (часть)

 Островского (часть)
 Павлюхина
 Петербургская (часть)

 площадь Революции
 Польцовский переулок

 Приозёрная 1-я

  (часть)
  (часть)

 Суворовский 1-й переулок
 Суворовский 2-й переулок

 Текстильная
 Тихомирнова
  (часть)
 Угловой переулок
  (часть)
 Флегонтов переулок
 Хади Такташа (часть)
 Шаляпина

  (часть)

Транспорт

Трамвай
Первым общественным транспортом, пришедшим в Суконную слободу, была конка. Проломная линия конно-железной дороги, начинаясь от пересечения Большой Проломной и Гостиндворской улиц, заканчивалась в Суконной слободе — первоначально на площади у Духосошественской церкви, а позднее на пересечении 3-й Поперечно-Большой и 2-й Проломной улиц. Через некоторое время после замены конки электрическим трамваем в 1899-1900 годах, она была объединена с Волжской линией и соединяла слободу с Дальним Устьем. В 1922 году этой линии присвоен № 1. В 1920-х годах он был укорочен до Кооперативной площади в связи с тем, что был открыт маршрут № 4 (железнодорожный вокзал — Суконная слобода). В 1930 году к нему добавился маршрут № 5 (до Ягодной слободы; в 1932 году конечная остановка перенесена на площадь Куйбышева) и примерно в то же время трамвайная линия была продлена до Текстильной улицы. В 1940-е годы трамвайная вновь была продлена — на этот раз, до Газовой улицы; тогда же были начаты работы по возведению нового трамвайного депо, которое было сдано в эксплуатацию лишь в 1966 году.

В 1950-е годы в слободе появилось три новых маршрута трамвая № 6, № 7 и № 10, однако последние два были вскоре стали обслуживать другие направления. Также от Газовой улицы недолгое время начинался маршрут № 22. В 2005 году трамвайное депо № 2 и линия по улице Островского были ликвидированы.

Троллейбус
Троллейбус пришёл на территорию исторического района в 1949 году, когда сюда от пощади Куйбышева был продлён маршрут № 1. В 1960 году к нему добавился маршрут № 6, в 1976 — № 8, а в 1992 году — № 12. В конце 1990-х — начале 2000-х годов троллейбусная линия была с улицы Свердлова была перенесена на улицы Правокабанная и Островского-Луковского. В 2005 году маршрут № 5 был упразднён.

Люди, связанные со слободой
В Суконной слободе разное время жили Мулланур Вахитов, Фёдор Шаляпин, Вячеслав Скрябин (Молотов), Заки Валиди, Михаил Грушевский. Её посещали два российских монарха: Пётр I и Екатерина II, а также Александр Пушкин и Емельян Пугачёв.

Примечания

Исторические местности Казани
Вахитовский район Казани
Приволжский район Казани

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Whether you're a small organization using Google Docs or a multinational NGO using a number of complex systems, data integrity is an ongoing challenge for most nonprofits. It's often difficult to keep data records straight and eliminate duplicates, understand donor behavior, and uncover insights and trends.
Classy's open API lets clients and partners build fundraising, engagement, and marketing applications that use Classy data. This includes connecting applications so nonprofits can maintain data integrity across systems and build holistic views of supporters. Over the past year, several Classy partners created widgets, integrations, and custom apps to increase impact, boost operational efficiency, and leverage the Classy platform in new ways.
For years, Classy customers have benefited from our close collaboration and robust integration with Salesforce. However, organizations in the Blackbaud ecosystem didn't have a great solution for connecting Classy supporter data to The Raiser's Edge or BBCRM.
Through our growing partnership with Omatic Software, that's about to change. Today, we're proud to announce Classy for Raiser's Edge, a new connector application for nonprofits to efficiently maintain data integrity between Classy and The Raiser's Edge.
The new connector app is built and maintained by the experts at Omatic Software, in collaboration with the API team here at Classy. It's already helping customers sync data quickly and easily between systems. Here are some key features of the application.
Once configured, you can sync data between Classy and Raiser's Edge in minutes. Organizations can transfer historical data, data from a single campaign, or groups of campaigns. Syncs can be run manually at regular intervals, or automated using Omatic's Scheduler app.
Users can create custom profiles to dictate exactly which data points on Classy are applied to which fields in Raiser's Edge. You can create one profile for all Classy data, or set unique profiles for different campaigns.
With custom contact matching criteria, maintaining data integrity is easy. Define exactly which data to use to determine a duplicate record and what degree of certainty is needed before finding a match. You can manually verify, merge, or edit potential duplicates before uploading into Raiser's Edge.
Without Classy for Raiser's Edge, database managers could spend hours, or even days, to ensure data is properly mapped and applied to the appropriate records. This can be a painstaking process, and with large amounts of data coming through, it's easy to make mistakes.
By automating this process with the connector, you don't need to overwrite important data or create duplicate records. You'll also always be able to manually review and edit any records you'd like.
We'll continue working with the Omatic Software team to further improve the connector app based on your feedback. Plans for a similar BBCRM connector app are already in the works.
Classy for Raiser's Edge is available as a standalone application, or as an add-on to the existing Import-o-Matic suite. Stay tuned for announcements about applications for more products our customers rely on to operate and maximize their impact.


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Ford hybrid car charges in direct sunlight
American carmaker Ford has developed a hybrid car which charges from solar panels in its roof. The C-MAX Solar Energi which has been created with solar tech firm SunPower is […]
Vicky Ellis
Friday 3 January 2014
American carmaker Ford has developed a hybrid car which charges from solar panels in its roof.
The C-MAX Solar Energi which has been created with solar tech firm SunPower is charged by a separate, magnifying glass-style lens called a solar "concentrator".
This system which has a patent pending boosts the sunlight hitting the solar panel by a factor of eight.
The concetrator tracks the sun as it moves from east to west, drawing as much power from the sun each day as a four-hour battery charge of 8 kilowatts.
Mike Tinskey, Ford Global Director of Vehicle Electrification and Infrastructure said the model "shines a new light on electric transportation and renewable energy".
With a full charge, the car could have the same total range as Ford's conventional hybrid car, C-MAX Energi, of up to 620 miles, including up to 21 electric-only miles. It can still charge via the grid if necessary.
The manufacturer said it believes 2013 will have been a record year for sales of its green cars. It expects to have sold 85,000 hybrids, plug-in hybrids and all-electric vehicles.
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