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I'm still waiting. For 1 source to support anything your saying. Just 1.Nope. No nerve. It’s fun exposing trolls.They usually show themselves, as you have. It’s nice bringing people like you to the surface. This is your first step in trying to be a decent human being. Enjoy the PBJ.
You, are my source. A perfect example of complete and utter disinformation and BS. Congrats!
Lol. Nothing of substance except your feelings. Shame thought maybe you actually knew something we didn't. Guess that isn't the case..You, are my source. A perfect example of complete and utter disinformation and BS. Congrats!
P.S. it’s you’re. Not your.
I'll give you an idea for new arguments... In Russia, the price of electricity at night is 0)))
No, I gave a worst case scenario. Your EV would barely have enough energy to make it to a charging station and then would have to stay there for several hours at least to make the journey. Your gas/diesel could leave the house with the same range, refuel in 10 minutes and go straight to the hospital.
Yes. I agree.
You are nothing of substance. We all knew you were void of any real thought. Only disinformation. Try another forum next time. This was an easy win.
Not in defense of anything but this is a commonly shared statement that is incorrect, I believe the tonnage is much lower, regardless "green" is not really green until it zero's out about 10 years down the road by most estimates.
My fear with hybrids is the fact that they seem to have the worst of both worlds. I hope they can make a solid performer with an all ev platform. Keeping the engine maintained seems to be lacking or hindsight with people who only drive enough to use the battery only. Fresh oil and fuel would be the two main concerns for me
Glad you made it.No, I gave a worst case scenario. Your EV would barely have enough energy to make it to a charging station and then would have to stay there for several hours at least to make the journey. Your gas/diesel could leave the house with the same range, refuel in 10 minutes and go straight to the hospital.
Suffice it to say, you don't know much about serpentine belts.
Yes, I know how regenerative braking works.
Why is storing 50 gallons of fuel not safe? How is it that I'm here to write to you after all these years? I keep it right next to an equal amount of black powder.
If you knew Jesus you wouldn't keep falling for these lies. Yes, oil is made inside the earth. It picks up organics as it moves through the crust. The earth is not flat, believers have always known this for it is written.
When it comes to facts, you're projecting. My scenario to rush to the hospital is a realistic scenario. As a matter of fact, I just remembered that I was involved in a similar situation as a little boy. My grandmother had a stroke and was visiting her daughter in Tallahassee and my mother, aunt and uncle loaded up in his little Toyota Tercel and booked it from Fort Lauderdale to the hospital in record time, even getting two speeding tickets along the way. 41 years ago. We made it and got to see her before she went on to her reward. If we had been in an EV, we'd have never made it in time. Even fully charged it would not have made the 460 miles run without stopping for hours to get "fuel".
I replaced a good belt at 135K on a Montana and my 177K belt was only replaced because the pulley was starting to squeak. I sent another Montana to the crusher with it's original belt at 205K. My 2012 Sierra is in the 150s on her original belt.
Your missing the point about gasoline. Gasoline vapor is extremely flammable. 50 gallons in a drum is asking for trouble. If it's working for you by all means. I have open flames in my garage quite often. It won't take much to ignite 50 gallons. Hope that never happens.
Our gasoline is stored in German style jerry cans, they are completely sealed. They can and have been driven over and set on fire and did not open or burst. We store at full capacity or more during hurricane season. The rest of the time, 1 or 2 cans.
