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  Idea details
electronic skinless ski bases
Description
It's definately not my idea but it's something that already has been developed and could have huge implications. By passing certain voltages and frequencies through a conducting ski base material, temporary melt-freeze phenomenae can be achieved on the base/snow interface of the ski. One application which has already been tried and tested is to create uphill friction using this system so that climbing skins are not necessary. Other applications could include eliminating friction to make bases waxless or even speed controll/braking.
Idea submitted: 09.02.2010, 18:12
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  • innovation
  • future
  • ski
  • technology
  • product

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Comments
It sounds good but could it be developed in near future? Uros Obradovic
It has already been developed! ptor
Is it expencive? Uros Obradovic
you must give us some more information!:) bonibom
Try to be more productive! Come with more interesting ideas! bonibom
Very Hi tech and interesting, but I still think that it's way ahead of our time. Uros Obradovic
  Member details
ptor
Member since: 08.02.2010
Ideas: 7
Evaluations: 72
Comments: 43
Activity Counter: 343
Status: Teamrider
Favourite skiing region: mountains
About me:
40 years skiing I love Frank Zappa
Messages:
how much will be the price of such a anti-gravity towbar, i would like to pre order. fgj
Usefull information is allways a must have
hello mo! nice ideas! bonibom
HEy ptor what do you thik of my latest ideas? Uros Obradovic
Now I wait your answers:) bonibom
Wish you best on the end of the contest! Uros Obradovic
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