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If you get a chance read up on the technology. The battery pack is a work of art. Won’t ever see the street but I do appreciate the technology. A top fuel dragster won’t ever see the street either but you can still appreciate the horsepower and 4G accelerationNot really. I have watched a couple of races.
I don't know what "levels" chargers are rated. It's the standard T home charger. A buddy and I put a 60A breaker on a 240 circuit and wired it around the garage door with metal conduit. I prob have $250 in materials.So that sounds like a level 2 charger right? And as long at it fits your needs then it will obviously work for you.
Yep that’s a level 2. Level 1 is 120VAC and level 2 is 240VAC. And yep on materials I’d do the same thing as I know how to do it. Your Tesla will charge at 11kW if you’re gonna own a Tesla I’d think you gotta spring for the level 2 charging socket in your garage to get the full capability out of the vehicle you paid for.I don't know what "levels" chargers are rated. It's the standard T home charger. A buddy and I put a 60A breaker on a 240 circuit and wired it around the garage door with metal conduit. I prob have $250 in materials.
Put up hydrogen electrolysis separator plants ran from the new micro nuke scalable reactors and go all fuel cell on the EVs. If we’re gonna piss away tax money and actually put in infrastructure let’s do it one time and be done with it.If lefties/environmentalists were actually smart, they’d be clamoring for nuclear energy as that would actually give us a CO2 free method of increasing the grid capacity to support a widespread transition to electric vehicles. But no, shut down the coal plants, replace them with inferior capacity renewables that fluctuate constantly, and proceed to watch the rolling blackouts/brownouts ensue. Real smart.
And you are likely surely as concerned about smart phones :
"More than one-half of all components in a mobile device—including its electronics, display, battery, speakers, and more—are made from mined and semi-processed materials (mineral commodities)"
A World of Minerals in Your Mobile Device (usgs.gov)
Dude works at the Tesla dealershipLook down one post Ronald. But sure … I’m not in the industry
Watching this tool trying to equate the amount of ore required to mfg a 1500+ lb battery pack compared to all the considerably smaller electronic devices he keeps marching out has been one of my most enjoyable laughing points in this exchange.
He’s got a 82kW battery in his Tesla and he likely paid for a level 2 charger. It’s going to be around 10 hours for a full range of charge. (Edit: 11kW max AC charge rate that fits an 50A circuit so 6 or 8 hrs depending on battery). Again I don’t need you to tell me how long it takes to charge I can calculate it. You’re the one that needs the marketing brochure. But tell us about your level 1 charger in your Bolt that’s got you all enamored. Then I can go look up the specs and calculate it.
Oh and the truly hilarious part in your post is it’s pretty clear you don’t have a level 2 charger at home. Now I really understand how you have to convince yourself you did the right thing
Watching this tool trying to equate the amount of ore required to mfg a 1500+ lb battery pack compared to all the considerably smaller electronic devices he keeps marching out has been one of my most enjoyable laughing points in this exchange.
so it’s got a 24kWh battery to fully charge huh Ronald? Or you never drive it more than 50 miles before you plug it back into a level 2 charger. Lol.Speaking of tool, it took a few to install the level 2 --
i.e. My family member who owns the vehicle indeed has a level 2 (Cost of materials was part of the intitial Cost of Vehicle purchase / some type of rebate incentive) -- the level 2 system was installed at the house, within a few days of when the vehicle was purchased.
Like Doc, the charging is absolutely no issue at all (within the parameters of today's current Grid system) -- about as simple as plugging in a Smart Phone.
This particle vehicle is never ran down to near 0-1% charge (such that, it only requires approx 2 hours to get back to 100%).
Literally, one of the dumbest pieces I've ever read. I'll let someone else dissect it.
If that's true, why is the author including e-bikes and "other devices" in a diatribe against EVs? Do we get any stats breaking down how many actual vehicle fires there were? Why is the only anecdotal story about an e-bike shop? How many were toy hoverboards? Does he have a proofreader to spell check his article before posting?"For the record, I'm not in favor of the government banning EVs or e-bikes or just about anything. I just believe that we should make policy decisions based on real and factual risk assessments, not false scares and sensationalism."
This is probably about creating a crisis that allows a different ( probably less efficient and more expensive solution that would never be a chosen option) storage technology to flourish.If that's true, why is the author including e-bikes and "other devices" in a diatribe against EVs? Do we get any stats breaking down how many actual vehicle fires there were? Why is the only anecdotal story about an e-bike shop? How many were toy hoverboards? Does he have a proofreader to spell check his article before posting?
I am getting a really good chuckle out of this uninformed tool expecting government to make his life better and solve his problems
so it’s got a 24kWh battery to fully charge huh Ronald? Or you never drive it more than 50 miles before you plug it back into a level 2 charger. Lol.
So that sounds like a level 2 charger right? And as long at it fits your needs then it will obviously work for you.
If you get a chance read up on the technology. The battery pack is a work of art. Won’t ever see the street but I do appreciate the technology. A top fuel dragster won’t ever see the street either but you can still appreciate the horsepower and 4G acceleration
I am getting a really good chuckle out of this uninformed tool expecting government to make his life better and solve his problems
Again I don’t need you to tell me how long it takes to charge I can calculate it. You’re the one that needs the marketing brochure.