Is this no-cost battery for Electric Vehicles useful for a sequel to "Who Killed the Electric Car?"?

At least one pickup truck in Vancouver works from "dead batteries" -- cheap and affordable because they're free, taken from scrapped piles of dead batteries. Would this be a good topic for a follow-up movie, that could perhaps be titled, "Who Brought Back The Electric Car", or a movie about the GM Volt, perhaps?

The journalist for the Burnaby New Westminster News Leader said, in the byline, "Could Make Electric Vehicles More Affordable."
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1Before you think about making this public you should make sure that it is legal because it may come back to wipe out the subject matter and end your film before it is completed. Those batteries may not be legal to be reused and or they may be hazardous to store and recharge. Plus there may be patent enfringement problems. You may expose this and end it.

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