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Alternative Fuel Vehicle

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The SDSM&T Alternative Fuel Vehicle Team (AFV) has been a valued part of the university since its beginning in 1994. In the beginning the team was called the Solar Motion Team (SMT) and produced five high-quality, solar-powered vehicles. The SMT designed, engineered, built and raced solar-powered vehicles in annual competitions against other engineering institutions such as CalTech, Purdue, Kansas State and other nationally renowned schools. Since 2007 the team has built our Clean Snowmobile. We have enjoyed equal success and hope to excel for years to come.

Team Meeting Thursday 4pm CM Coyle Lounge

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Something to Think About

Something to think about when designing for the future.

Written on 20 April 2012
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