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The Management posted:is this the thread where a bunch of poors think they can have nice things like rich people? since no one else said it: that post/username combo
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The Management posted:is this the thread where a bunch of poors think they can have nice things like rich people? since no one else said it: that post/username combo
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Apr 9, 2016 23:59
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take it to the car forum dumbass op!!! 
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Apr 10, 2016 00:15
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poty posted:this looks fully sick in a good way Just get a bus pass and stop being afraid of black people. Literally the same exact transit experience.
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Apr 10, 2016 02:24
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Jonny 290 posted:Just get a bus pass and stop being afraid of black people. Literally the same exact transit experience. You're just salty they didn't realise a giant eclectic rv to live in
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Apr 10, 2016 04:51
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rvs are made for long distance constant speed overland trips, which pure EVs suck at without exception now start talking about a hybrid that just has a 4-6cyl turbodiesel spinning a generator and i will be tremendously interested. especially since by doing that you can probably get rid of the $10,000 6 kilowatt AC generator we all have bolted underneath
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Also, I like driving more than 100 miles away from my home sometimes. Teslas are mostly for people who never moved away from the town they went to high school in.Jonny 290 posted:now start talking about a hybrid that just has a 4-6cyl turbodiesel spinning a generator you mean "turboshaft engine spinning a generator" right
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Apr 10, 2016 05:34
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too loud. gotta keep neighbors in mind. you can muffle a diesel 4 quite nicely without sacrificing powerband performance
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Apr 10, 2016 05:37
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atomicthumbs posted:Also, I like driving more than 100 miles away from my home sometimes. Teslas are mostly for people who never moved away from the town they went to high school in. they have their supercharger network that lets you get further than that from your house with only moderate inconvenience of waiting a half hour for your car to charge.
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*plays elaborate game of low-overhead leapfrog to make it to the next one-percenter laser gas station, effectively turning their car into a coal-powered vehicle at most recharges* supercharger network is a good start, bad answer
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Apr 10, 2016 05:49
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it's good for the once a year you want to drive from SF to LA. but it's not really a solution to range anxiety
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atomicthumbs posted:Also, I like driving more than 100 miles away from my home sometimes. Teslas are mostly for people who never moved away from the town they went to high school in. if only there was some way to own two different vehicles at the same time
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Apr 10, 2016 06:19
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what if you put solar panels on the roof??
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yes what if you put solar panels on the roof?????
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it seems pretty obvious to me. probably big oil keeping the solar companies down
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YA BOY ETHAN COUCH posted:if only there was some way to own two different vehicles at the same time I like having one car that can go more than one place.
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Apr 10, 2016 06:47
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Jonny 290 posted:*plays elaborate game of low-overhead leapfrog to make it to the next one-percenter laser gas station, effectively turning their car into a coal-powered vehicle at most recharges* I don't get why they don't make a tow-behind generator for long haul driving
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Apr 10, 2016 14:01
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an RV that could simultaneously tow and recharge a tesla might be cool
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electric cars are cool and good
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op I tried to but they were sold out
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Bloody posted:so there's the s, the 3, and the x? just want you to know that i didnt miss this, fellow forums poster Bloody
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du -hast posted:just want you to know that i didnt miss this, fellow forums poster Bloody ty
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if you have enough money to buy a tesla you should be living in a city that does not require owning a car like a civilized human being
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maniacdevnull posted:I don't get why they don't make a tow-behind generator for long haul driving lol imagine a tesla with a pusher 
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StateOwned posted:if you have enough money to buy a tesla you should be living in a city that does not require owning a car like a civilized human being yeah but we have a house in the hamptons and like driving down as a family
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the hampton jitney reminds me too much of normal bus for my liking tbh
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power botton posted:yeah but we have a house in the hamptons and like driving down as a family You drive to your house in the Hamptons? Is your pilot sick or doing some poor person thing?
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Apr 10, 2016 19:48
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maniacdevnull posted:I don't get why they don't make a tow-behind generator for long haul driving hell yeah, or maybe like a a giant wind sail on top that charged the motor or like a massive solar sail
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Apr 11, 2016 02:55
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mishaq posted:same
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They were anticipating 150k preorders and last i heard they were up to 350k; as much as i honestly want to see them succeed, their attempts to meet demand and failing are going to be comical. 2021ad: last tesla preorder delivered
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Sagebrush posted:what if you put solar panels on the roof?? GIS says  its a gimmick though the panel is too small and it only charges the regular dash battery and not the drive battery
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assuming a (laughably high) 20% panel efficiency and 1 meter square on the roof you would get ~200w in full sun. iirc room temp teslas get about 0.2 kwh per km. so for an hour of sun you could get one km of driving
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Jonny 290 posted:assuming a (laughably high) 20% panel efficiency and 1 meter square on the roof you would get ~200w in full sun. iirc room temp teslas get about 0.2 kwh per km. so for an hour of sun you could get one km of driving so if you had a massive parachute sail, let's say 1km x 1km in size tethered to your car, flying high above you in the sky as you're driving, you could EASILY drive forever? you're on to something here man
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TerminalRaptor posted:They were anticipating 150k preorders and last i heard they were up to 350k; as much as i honestly want to see them succeed, their attempts to meet demand and failing are going to be comical. on the other hand, with this many pre-orders and poo poo, they could probably make a good case for building more infrastructure.
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Beast of Bourbon posted:on the other hand, with this many pre-orders and poo poo, they could probably make a good case for building more infrastructure. "guys we need 4x as many batteries, build more factories" *china builds a factory with 10x capacity, uses tesla's cash to drive cell prices down,competitors show up, tesla screwed* its complex
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Not sure why a subforum of people who spend their lives putting out the software fires of both their peers and their own creations would get in a line to pay for the user-side experience of that at 75 miles an hour.
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i don't have a driver's license and i ride my bile everywhrre (which got stolen on saturdsy rip)
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