"Access to tons of great material" implies you trip over great material huh?I don't know..why would you say this;
"On the other side, people like you seem to have less time but access to tons of good material."
Cool then stop posting in it. Plenty of people have said their thing with out killing the messenger."Access to tons of great material" implies you trip over great material huh?
You cannot pretend you do not have access to good material.
You only have this access to material due to the work you've put into this hobby, and I know that. So stop putting words in my mouth.
I don't really care to engage in this anymore. I said my honest opinion, you refused to accept it.
Will that come with a subsidy too?Yeah, it costs some money to travel cross country!
But, soon, Tesla is going to have a Supercharger route across the southern US. Then, I could drive for free.
Dunno, we've seen some pretty skimpy packing material on this site...Fwiw, underwear and dirty t-shirts make excellent packing material...
I'll start getting really excited about electric cars when solar panels are small & efficient enough to to be onboard the car, charging the batteries.As I understand it, the long term goal is to have solar panels installed to collect the electricity used by the Superchargers.
You can't "unsee" that stuff. And now, when I Hear Waylon Jennings start to sing "just the good old boys..." I get scared.Oh no! Brian, not you too!
Sorry we're going off the topic of bonsai...I'll start getting really excited about electric cars when solar panels are small & efficient enough to to be onboard the car, charging the batteries.
Cool! I always envisioned these electric car "recharging stations" To be simply a battery swap. You swing by the "gas station", they swap out your spent battery for one fully charged, and you are on your way again! Is that sort of what the vision is? Other wise, how long does it take to charge the vehicle? My assumption was it would take a long time and stopping to charge it would be inefficient, correct? Super interested in tesla! Made some money on the stock a while back... If Elon would keep his damn mouth shut I could have made a bunch more!Sorry we're going off the topic of bonsai...
The Fiskar car has a solar panel on the roof. It's not powerful enough to play the radio.
I have owned my Tesla about a year and a half. I charge at home. Always begin the day with a full battery. I can charge it up to 265 miles, but usually I only charge up to 225.
As Tesla builds out the Supercharger network, there's less need for a huge battery. When I bought the car, there were no Superchargers in Atlanta. I live 100 miles from Atlanta, so if I wanted to make s round trip, I had to be somewhat mindful of my useage. Not any more. There are two locations in Atlanta I can Supercharge, so I don't have to worry.
It is an amazing thing to never have to go to the gas station!
Isn't fuel ...fuel? I never have to go to the supercharger station. There is always going to be time made for refueling.Sorry we're going off the topic of bonsai...
The Fiskar car has a solar panel on the roof. It's not powerful enough to play the radio.
I have owned my Tesla about a year and a half. I charge at home. Always begin the day with a full battery. I can charge it up to 265 miles, but usually I only charge up to 225.
As Tesla builds out the Supercharger network, there's less need for a huge battery. When I bought the car, there were no Superchargers in Atlanta. I live 100 miles from Atlanta, so if I wanted to make s round trip, I had to be somewhat mindful of my useage. Not any more. There are two locations in Atlanta I can Supercharge, so I don't have to worry.
It is an amazing thing to never have to go to the gas station!