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Now that people have started building their own battery banks similar to Tesla's or simply using battery packs out of wrecked EV cars. The DIY EV scene is very active and advancing a lot. |
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A car that ways 3000 pounds requires the same amount of energy to take it up a hill, no matter what the source of the energy is. If your car's an EV, you drain the battery faster. If you're car is gas engine, you drain the gas tank faster. The energy requirement to bring the car to the top of the hill is the same. The question to ask is what form of energy gets the car to the top of the hill more efficiently. An electric car has about 65% of its energy transferred to its wheels, whereas a gas car is only around 15%. Finally, what is the COST of getting that car up the hill. Electricity is far cheaper than gasoline. Quote:
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Here's something for your goon dork brain By 2020, the average car will incorporate nearly 350 kg of plastics, up from 200 kg in 2014 https://www.plasticstoday.com/automo...63791493722019 |
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Gays having kids; great idea. |
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I understand Math is hard Barbie. Go rest now, say Red Hat a dozen times, and whine a lot. It will make you feel better |
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1. I like being able to drive 6 people into the City for dinner. 2. I like to be able to go to Home Depot to get stuff 3. Sitting up higher is more comfortable. 4. When my wife shops....she is serious about it. 5. I am completely comfortable with the size and performance of my cock 6. Painting "Free Candy" on the side has done wonders for my dating |
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That's what Crotchless call DIY EV :1orglaugh |
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TESLA model S price: $107, 000 (100D) .......... 2,200 kg (4,850 lb) (90D) 2,250 kg (4,960 lb) (P90D) 2,300 kg (5,070 lb) (100D) , 0-100: 4.4 s, top speed: 250 km/h, range: 632 km Alfa Romeo Giulia price: $73,595 1,374 kg 2.2 diesel 1,524 kg Q (2.9L V6) , 0-100: 3.9 s, top speed: 307 km/h , range: 680 km 800 kilos for fucking batteries :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh And $30k extra :1orglaugh |
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I fish and hunt. I've had the misfortune of finding plastic in the guts of fish and on one occasion several years ago the remains of a plastic bag in the stomach of a moose. I can see first hand the environmental impact and how much pure bullshit "recycling of plastic" is. To recycle plastic it's chopped up into tiny pellets and transported all over the world. The stuff gets blown by the wind off of transport trucks and trains and it also gets spilled from cargo ships into our waterways. It's become part of our food chain and therefore we're all now digesting the petrochemicals that are used to make plastic. This "electric car" is pure bullshit. In order to reduce weight they're made from plastics while the batteries that drive them are ecological nightmares. Plus all the *Rare Earth Minerals* are mined in places like the Congo using child labor in unsafe mines. By comparison my old gas guzzling classic cars are made out of steel and the earth has no problems absorbing steel. Furthermore we've known the last 30+ years how to deal with the emissions of a gas engine. By the mid 90s the amount of "pollution" that comes out the ass of a car is next to nothing. So if any of the Green Tech Nazis really want to make the world healthier then they should go after farming, e-waste, genetically modified organisms, planned obsolescence and all the fucking lazy assholes that are always looking for another labor saving trinket instead of doing some hard work. |
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Dude if you're going to argue your point, the first thing you need to do is stay on point. Fight oranges with oranges, not apples. Quote:
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Romantic visions of the "old days" and the "old ways were better" and "old cars are better", is pure bullshit. You can appreciate old cars (like I do), but you can't ever say they are better overall. Quote:
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- Hydrocarbons, a toxic compound of hydrogen and carbon. - Nitrogen Oxides (NOx), from burning nitrogen and oxygen - Carbon Monoxide - Particulate matter - small particles that create haze in the air that damages lungs. It gets worse: When the sun shines on this pollution, the Hydrocarbons and NOx produce Ozone. Ozone protects the earth from UV rays when its at the edge of space, but down here it creates smog and makes it harder to breath. (Here in Montreal, we actually have Ozone alerts). EV's have no tailpipe and produce none of that. Quote:
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You can buy a used prius just the same as you can buy a used van. You are trying to create a fake narrative just to prove your point, but your point is failed logic as I just showed you. Every year there are new cars and used cars. Your argument would only hold ground if you were never able to buy a used prius, but the reality is you can, just like you can buy a used mini van. Nothing ever starts out used... unless you think we can stop building cars today and never run out of used ones... your argument is complete nonsense because there will always be new cars and as those new electric and hybrids become the norm, it also becomes the new norm in the used market. |
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Oh.. so weight is not physics idiot? :1orglaugh Your Tesla EV shit sucks, just the fuckin batteries are 800 kg .. and some dickheads call that a sports car :1orglaugh:1orglaugh Sports cars are light and gasoline, not 2.3 ton EV crap you charge 1 hour and only at the supercharger. :1orglaugh |
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ROFL... "The density of gasoline ranges from 0.71–0.77 kg/L." So 58 l tank of gas weighs around 45 kg.. horrible like a whale :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh such a fail :1orglaugh:1orglaugh And you are right, the EV "motor" is lighter than a petrol engine, of course .. so the batteries weigh probably over 1 fucking ton :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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finally i found out where i am
http://unmsia.com/wp-content/uploads...t--793x598.jpg my daddy´s car is bigger than your daddy´s car and my daddy´s car i louder than your daddy´s car funny to watch that kindergarten |
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The battery weighs more than a full tank of gas, but the electric motor weighs less than a gasoline engine. You can also remove the gas punp, oil pump, oil cooler, transmission, crank shaft, and a few other things that add weight to a gas car. What you want to do is compare the weight of the whole car, not parts of it. And yes sports cars are light, and to be clear, we're not talking about sports cars. An EV should not be compared to a sports car anyway. Sports cars, especially exotic ones, don't really have much of an impact on the environment because people drive them less often than regular cars. To really compare apples to apples, we should only be talking about "daily" cars, like the cars you would take to the grocery store, etc, or whatever car a typical family would drive the most often for typical trips. |
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Are you completely retarded? I posted the "specs" with weight of both very similiar vehicles - fast sedans, one EV and the other one petrol. TESLA model S 100D - 2,300 kg Alfa Romeo Giulia Q (V6) - 1,524 kg Alfa Romeo Giulia (2.2 diesel) - 1,374 kg (top speed 230 km/h) - even lighter with diesel LOL If a petrol engine weighs 300-400 kg and an electric motor is lighter, than it is quite easy math to do, genius. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh The fact is that your Tesla is fucking heavy due to the batteries, I believe they are over 1 ton. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh BTW .. Your EV needs cooling too - for the batteries. |
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the gulia S need 12 gallon of gasoline on 100 miles in city traffic and around 8 gallons when you drive it (slow) on a highway. this gasoline on 100 miles is already the DOUBLE price as i would pay when i load the tesla at home on public energy and drive 350 miles with the load. but in fact i pay nothing because i can either load it with the solar panels for free or drive to the next loading station where the charge is also free (because it is also made from solar) so the difference between you and me is that you are a spending a lot of money for helping to destroy the planet and i drive for free with green energy - faster (because i am allowed you are not) and more comfortable because the standard equipment is tesla would triple the price of your gulia S. but i forgot - you are a billionaire who do not have to care the money and the planet. but what i will never understand ist why you need car with over 500 HP in a country where you are not allowed to drive faster as 55 miles per hour. do you also own a private formula 1 piste? |
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I actually use shit for fertilizer on my garden and spray my garden with a mixture of garlic juice and baking soda to keep down the bugs like my mother taught me. But I see lots of people using petro-chemicals for fertilizer and pesticides. Plus my fridge, stove and washing machine are all over 60 years old AND STILL WORKING. But come the 1st July I see lots relatively new appliances in the garbage Quote:
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This is where life experience kicks the shit out of "book smarts." If the past was so much "worst" then tell me why the hell everything was so much more damn green when I was a kid than it is today? I drank from the stream behind my parent's house without a worry but even with all this "Green Technology" most people today would be scared to even wet their hands in it. Even the food tasted better! When I was young my beef never came from a cow that lived knee deep in its own shit, injected with antibiotics and might have come from China. My garlic was never loaded on a giant cargo ship and transported 10,000 kms and my fruit often grew by the side of the road. Plus my water didn't need to be "bottled" My parents like most people had only 1 car and it could seat 6 adults. When my mom wanted to go grocery shopping my dad took her and they loaded up the car with enough food for a month and it was a hell of a lot of food. Quite often even my mother's friends would come along too. But otherwise if you didn't have to go some place important the car sat in the driveway and we walked or took our bikes for everything else. Compared to today I see perfectly healthy young men jump into their car just so they can drive 2 blocks to the corner store. Plus every member of their household has their own car and come monday morning all of them drive alone to work. All of these problems with the environment are created not by my generation because we had no fear of doing some actual physical labor. These problems were created by the weak lazy wussies of this generation that needs an app to call a taxi. Plus heaven forbid come dinner time they do something more than rip open a plastic bag of food so they can stuff their faces. (We were a lot more physically fit and skinnier too and we didn't need a gym membership) Plus this generation produces so much fucking garbage that it's beyond pathetic. All this Green Technology bullshit is just a bunch of people trying to figure out how they can continue to produce and consume and be lazy assholes not only at the current levels but even greater ones. Quote:
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He literally shits in his backyard folks.. no wonder he doesn't want anything back there, it's his toilet.
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The generation before you cared, they sacrificed, they accepted responsibility. Your generation is selfish, don't give a shit, don't vote, and bitch and moan like a bunch of bitches. You said in another thread that you don't vote. Now you're an old man close to death and you bitch about the world you created, waxing poetic about the world the generation before you created. You don't vote to change anything, and you're gonna croak leaving you're shit for everyone else to clean up. Good riddance :2 cents: |
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Then .. same bullshit applies to your Tesla idiot :1orglaugh Who needs 250 km/h top speed :1orglaugh:1orglaugh Just FYI the speed limit on our highways is 130 km/h. |
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Dude, his logic is quite strange.. cause in one post he was boasting his Tesla could reach 100 per hour in 2.6 seconds and in another post he doesn't understand why anyone needs a sports car because of speed limits :1orglaugh:1orglaugh ..like if it was only about the top speed :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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so YES I CAN - LEGALLY !!! but i have also a house in mallorca and a few in thailand (i bought them instead of cars what i can´t use and what are uncomfortable) i would not yet buy a tesla in mallorca or in thailand but i will as soon as there is sufficient service. but we both live in different planets - for me you do not sound very happy on yours because you love to unvaluable everything what you don´t have or can´t understand and can´t afford. for me you are just a big mouth nobody what feels great behind the keyboard. |
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obviously you are not even able to drive secure with a speed limit of maximum 75 mph. if you buy an expensive sports car under that circumstances is the same as when you show everybody your big dick but never find a girl who let you fuck. unworldly idiots! |
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The van has the same carbon footprint at 100,000 miles as the Prius does at zero. This includes manufacturing. Get it yet? And I am not proclaiming anything "the best" Just stating facts lithium mining is devastating to the environment. |
notinmybackyard: By all means, take your old shitbox to the old gas station and fill'er up with leaded gasoline, and enjoy your BJ fantasies, er, memories, er, whatever they were. If it makes you happy, who am I or anyone else to tell you otherwise? Enjoy.
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Fucking retard inventing ridiculous random things. Seek help ASAP, mental case. |
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What I pointed out is beyond dispute and you've become self-defensive over your paradigm. You can be in denial all you want but the fact is that when I was a child the world was absolutely greener and far more lush. But that's because we used stuff like solar clothes dryers. (ie: A clothes line between the porch and the telephone pole) |
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Block SpicyM and you'll have more joy and less negativity in your life :2 cents: |
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I was told you have to charge the car for 48 hours to drive for a day and a half... not sure if its true, but that blows..
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No thats definitely not true, at least for the electric cars that I know of. Here's some quick stats: The Chevy Volt: Charging time : 4 hours at 220v, or 9 hours at 110v 12 amps Range: About 65 kilometres on battery. Technology: Electric motor. Battery & generator drives electric motors to turn the wheels. When battery is depleted, a gasoline engine kicks-in to turn generator to send electricity to electric motor. Tesla: Charging time: About 20 minutes to charge to 80% capacity at super-charging stations (Free, Everywhere), or about 8 hours charging at home at 220v 30 amps. Range: About 400 kilometres on battery. Technology: Electric motor, no gasoline motor. Chevy Bolt: Charging time: About 30 minutes when using a DC Charger, or about 9 hours at 220 Volts. Range: About 383 km Technology: Electric only, no gasoline motor. |
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People today are fucking weak pathetic candy ass pussies and a return to some good old fashioned hard physical work would do the entire world some good.
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He's an old man He's a luddite He's scared of the technology He's stuck in his ways And any other excuse that someone can pull out of their butt to negate me. But it won't change the facts that what you have today is NOT innovation but a culture of Shopping. And for the most part it's NOT technology but repackaging of stuff that's already been around for the last 60 years only this time it's cheaper, smaller and will fail within 6 months. You look at all these gadgets and toys with big eyes and cooing like a child while saying "oh neat - look at what it can do" never once picking your head up to look at the bigger picture. Today's people are weak, pathetically ignorant and haven't produced anything of lasting quality or beauty. Your society is a shithole compared to mine and in 50 years the great divine hard drive in the sky will crash and then the only thing left to remember the people of today will be the toxic e-waste garbage dumps, the dead oceans and the cancerous genetically modified tomato. Bof, my old made in Detroit steal cars won't melt in the sun on hot summer day. |
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What is so weird, is this is a movement that the Republicans could wholeheartedly endorse. An American made car that reduces the need for foreign oil. Nope, a true conservative will resist all change. Lol. Just amazing. |
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Hundreds of billions of dollars of taxpayer money. I'm pretty sure that Henry Ford didn't need govt. help when he started. (and back then the Federal Govt. knew that their job was to NOT be involved in private business anyway and wouldn't have handed out money to Ford). Also the United States is no longer dependent on "Foreign Oil". We are now EXPORTING oil. You know...Fracking...that thing that snowflakes wept about for years? That already made us energy independent. And we are about to become even MORE of a powerhouse in the energy market thanks to the laws that President Trump signed a few weeks ago during "Energy Week". I'm sure you didn't hear about it because the mainstream media didn't report it at all. They were too busy talking about Russia. But I watched the ceremony live on television and listened to the different speeches given at the ceremony. It was the beginning of an energy revolution in the U.S. that literally changed our energy situation overnight. Having said all of that: I'm still a big fan of Tesla and do believe that electric cars may be a short term big deal. I'm still kinda thinking that there is some sort of even better technology that is being cooked up somewhere that will replace both gas and electric cars. |
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+ costs the same as new Porsche 911 and the batteries alone weigh 1 fucking TON :1orglaugh:1orglaugh how cool :1orglaugh wzzzzzzzummmmmmm pussy killer :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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