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Solar outback crossing...
They didn't use any decomposed dinosaur carcass juice
You know that drop of diesel you just burn could be dinosaur testicles
But looking at the photos of the competing solar cars....They reminds me of solar sail
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One at Mt Barker at the medical centre, one at the Central Bus Station, they just lurk in corners where you don't tend to look.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
lol - power by DinoNuts... does that make it “nut juice”.Quote:
Originally Posted by martnH
That crossing is interesting. I’m sure They didn’t burn a single testicle.. but everything they’re wearing, the vehicle, tyres, the solar panels etc consumed some...
One step at a time my friend.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
The NRMA is investing $10,000,000 in charging stations.
NRMA to build EV fast charging network | The NRMA
I see in the the UK there is a new law to require every servo to offer a charging point.
how long does a recharge take?Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
and mow much does it cost the owner?
And how long will it take, especially when there is a queue for each charging point.....
Depends on the vehicle.
Some get to 80% in 20 min or less.
Also depends where you need to go next as to how much time you need...
If you have a Tesla P100D you get free charging [emoji41]
Go and hook up, go to loo, grab a coffee, drink coffee, unhook.. drive 400km
Seems easy enough.
That's probably ok for the first person charging up, but if you are third in line and already struggling with 'range anxiety', you might be waiting a while. Like any new technology, early adopters may have to start planning trips a little differently...
