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Am I missing something? The engine seems fine at the end, the tire popped?
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Uthor posted:Am I missing something? The engine seems fine at the end, the tire popped? Yes I think the moral is that even if you do everything perfectly, something else can go wrong randomly
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That Works posted:I posted it either here or in the EV thread but it was showing one of the youtubers that put out a cybertruck video getting just blanketed in bot comments talking up the vehicle. It was obvious with the recycling of the same keywords on all of them and also that like only those comments had >1k likes each and every other comment had like 10-12 likes in the same time frame. Couple thousand deep bot network probably juking the upvotes on the vid as well as saturating the comments with a pre-planned take on the vid. Um excuse me but Musk bought Twitter to get rid of the bots. This is literally impossible.
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Scratch Monkey posted:Um excuse me but Musk bought Twitter to get rid of the bots. This is literally impossible. Agreed, this was youtube
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Dec 4, 2023 15:56
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THIRTEEN MOTORS. I'm impressed it only had 3 battery packs though tbh! https://twitter.com/Motor1com/status/1731681150471471405?t=KoMFYI-q3Rw0ACyT1hKp4g&s=19
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Olympic Mathlete posted:THIRTEEN MOTORS. I'm impressed it only had 3 battery packs though tbh! ....13 motors? Jesus.
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Dec 4, 2023 16:37
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90K per motor more or less. Yeah that's still bad, but 1.2 million miles is an impressive amount of driving.
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Dec 4, 2023 16:47
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:90K per motor more or less. Yeah that's still bad, but 1.2 million miles is an impressive amount of driving. Yes but there are many ICE cars that can do that on 1-2 engines. That's not just bad, that's incredibly poor. An electric motor should last an extremely long time, it has minimal moving parts (really only one), if their failure rather is that high, that's incredibly poor.
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the car may be a dual motor model so that 90k could be on 2 motors at the same time
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CommieGIR posted:....13 motors? Jesus.
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stealie72 posted:Yeah, I'm not at all versed in electric anything, but aren't DC motors supposed to be basically indestructible? Not really. a friend of mine's father used to own a company that rebuilt industrial electric motors. Stuff wears out and burns up eventually, especially if it's used in harsh environments.
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I remember seeing an analysis of long-term Model S/X usage (as taxi/shuttle service? Or rental?) and it also went through surprisingly many wear items. I'll try to dig it up. E: over 400k  https://jalopnik.com/this-tesla-model-x-has-driven-over-400-000-miles-here-1841761190 mobby_6kl fucked around with this message at 17:01 on Dec 4, 2023 |
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Dec 4, 2023 16:57
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Olympic Mathlete posted:THIRTEEN MOTORS. I'm impressed it only had 3 battery packs though tbh! giving land rovers a run for the towtruck stealie72 posted:Yeah, I'm not at all versed in electric anything, but aren't DC motors supposed to be basically indestructible? Not DC. 3 phase AC. There's no regen with DC. Motor life is linked to winding temperature.
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Also if something fucks up in the cooling it can get bad very quickly.
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Scratch Monkey posted:Not really. a friend of mine's father used to own a company that rebuilt industrial electric motors. Stuff wears out and burns up eventually, especially if it's used in harsh environments. cursedshitbox posted:Not DC. 3 phase AC. There's no regen with DC. Motor life is linked to winding temperature.
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Especially since it's a 2014 model and the tech wasn't as refined, 13 motors doesn't seem that horrible when you remember that the motors are the engine, transmission, brakes*, and drive axles combined. Still not great, but that's roughly on par with a Leaf, right? *partially Humbug Scoolbus posted:Also if something fucks up in the cooling it can get bad very quickly. If you put a "block heater" on the battery pack and drove it in below freezing temperatures with a warmed up battery pack, would it perform better or worse than at the ~70° baseline? E: can you realistically service those types of motors without a rebuild? My understanding is that they're analogous to a giant alternator, and those aren't really serviced parts because they're a pain in the rear end The Door Frame fucked around with this message at 17:24 on Dec 4, 2023 |
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The Door Frame posted:Especially since it's a 2014 model and the tech wasn't as refined, 13 motors doesn't seem that horrible when you remember that the motors are the engine, transmission, brakes*, and drive axles combined. Still not great, but that's roughly on par with a Leaf, right? I know of a three Leafs with over 150k miles and none of them have had motor replacements. 1 Battery replacement, the other two just brakes, tires, and wipers.
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Toupee Groupie posted:I know of a three Leafs with over 150k miles and none of them have had motor replacements. 1 Battery replacement, the other two just brakes, tires, and wipers. Soooooo Nissan makes good cars? compared to Tesla cursedshitbox posted:giving land rovers a run for the towtruck When you say there is no regen with DC, that kinda jogged my memory (i think) Is it Teslas that get AC input to the batteries, then convert it to DC for "stuff" but then some of that DC gets converted back to AC to run the driving motors? Or did I imagine that?
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This is for sale near me   quote:2000 Ford Ecoline super duty, cargo van truck I think people are turning their heads to stare for different reasons than he thinks 
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Applebees Appetizer posted:This is for sale near me I like the thought behind it, but the execution puts it squarely in the right thread.
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Applebees Appetizer posted:This is for sale near me Right thread. Guys will make anything into a truck instead of just buying a loving trailer.
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coating the "interior" with bed lining 
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I too love my cargo killing me if I have to slam on the brakes in an emergency
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Really ought to have put a piece of plywood across the opening
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Build a back wall to turn it into a single cab truck or just say gently caress it to death and rhino line everything? Hmmm 🤔
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Without the C pillar I cannot imagine how much flex that "bed" has.
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Boaz MacPhereson posted:Build a back wall to turn it into a single cab truck or just say gently caress it to death and rhino line everything? Hmmm 🤔 Easy to hose out! Including the drivers remains after the inevitable crash.
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wesleywillis posted:Soooooo Nissan makes good cars? compared to Tesla You can't store AC in a battery. When you slow-charge a Tesla (or any EV for that matter), the "charger" provides 120 or 240vAC to the onboard battery charger. That onboard charger rectifies that into DC and uses it to charge the batteries. When you fast-charge a Tesla (or just about any EV), the rectification happens in the big electronics cabinet at the charging station, and significantly higher voltage DC is pumped directly into the batteries (I'm hand-waving over a lot of steps here). Then, when you drive a Tesla (or any other EV with a three phase motor, which is most of them? All of them), the DC charge in the battery is run through an inverter, converted into three phases of AC, and then it drives the motor.
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Mom: We have a watermelon bus at home! The watermelon bus we have at home:
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"" posted:2000 Ford Ecoline super duty, cargo van truck I love that this listing was clearly composed by speech-to-text, with the guy's wife or somebody in the background trying to interject.
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I remember seeing an ad for a “nine end” tractor once.
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Posting this here because I think it's awsome that they're trying different ideas, but on the other hand I can't help but think that building an actual car around this would be extremely terrible car poo poo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nd6C0y8xc20 It's supposed to improve packaging by pushing the reduction gears into the hubs and getting rid of the differential (so more space in the middle of the frame, better torque control etc) but
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I appreciate Hyundai doing wacky stuff but please just build the N Vision 74, guys!
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Midjack posted:I appreciate Hyundai doing wacky stuff but please just build the N Vision 74, guys!  please.
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mobby_6kl posted:Posting this here because I think it's awsome that they're trying different ideas, but on the other hand I can't help but think that building an actual car around this would be extremely terrible car poo poo: He says pinion like Benedict Cumberbatch says penguin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GnLDJAgrws
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Hyundai puts so little thought into their cars that last generation they didn't have interlocks and this generation, the brake lights don't come on during heavy regenerative braking in their EV's. God himself could put his seal of approval on it and I'd wait until it didn't have a Hyundai/Kia/Genesis badge on it before trusting it
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