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indianajo's latest activity
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Blanket 20mph speed limit, its going to happen. We need electronic help, its incredibly difficult to hold 20 mph when 24 is three points...
Today at 11:17 AM
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I could wire up private solar electricity without an electrician (I have been a factory mechanic and wired a room of a house age 11)...
Wednesday at 11:34 AM
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I remember back in the late 1990's they were building data centers like crazy for the dot com boom. Then the bubble burst around 2000...
Wednesday at 11:20 AM
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Thirty-three Jaecoo SUV vehicles worth more than £900,000 have been engulfed in a fire at Southampton docks. Firefighters were called at...
Wednesday at 11:19 AM
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I've owned Ego lawn care equipment for about 5 years. My first battery died last week. The failure mode is that it is able to take a...
Wednesday at 11:17 AM
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I just watched a vid on those container fitted remote charging stations, theyve got about 12kw solar on the roof and it was up in Utah...
Tuesday at 3:09 PM
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Corrollary: I know what's best for you. If you don't agree, you're an idiot.
Tuesday at 3:08 PM
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Our "around town" driving (thus charge at home) is about 6000 miles a year. With our current "around town" vehicle and current fuel...
Tuesday at 10:05 AM
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If you Do The Math, even the most expensive fast chargers (which usually are only expensive at peak times) top out around $0.70 to $0.80...
Tuesday at 10:04 AM
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Theres going to be millions of 'senile' old Teslas roaming the country, their electronic brains not capable of running the latest...
Tuesday at 5:28 AM
indianajo
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That Rivian is UGLY. I am definite I have never seen one. I find 20 mpg on a 8' bed F-150 to be amazing myself. 23 mpg freeway on...
Monday at 1:42 PM
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You see quite a few Rivians on the road here in California. I can't stand the look of the front of the truck.
Monday at 1:35 PM
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Where I live you see a lot of Rivians. EVs are pretty popular in NoVA. My brother had a Tesla 3 for a while, but he didn't really fit...
Monday at 1:35 PM
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I have never seen a Rivian p/u. I have never seen an ad for a Rivian on TV. I have never seen a news story about a Rivian. When I was...
Monday at 11:29 AM
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Google has now taken over the generic sms messaging app on my phone and giving me no option but signing it with my account, even if I...
Monday at 10:59 AM
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