Yes, I’m fucking with ya. Lol.
There is the reference material that states your claim. Thanks for that. And yesseriee it does in fact say in that article what you claim.Lol you are such a dildo. Not even a good dildo, more like the bad ones found in a puddle behind hobo camp.
How Green Is That Electric Car? And When It Hits 100 M.P.H.? (Published 2020)
The Tesla Model S and the Porsche Taycan give environmentally conscious speedsters an outlet for their desires.www.nytimes.com
Take it up with the Times. Quit trying so hard to smash your tonsils on my tip. You're such a cliche old white guy that will do whatever mental gymnastics necessary to avoid being told something.
Where did you get your numbers? I see the 3 gets 100 miles per 26kwh (it varies) combined, that’s .26 kWh per mile. As much as I don’t give a flying fuck about Tesla if I was debating their faults I would use citation. The point is there are facts and feels and there are no valid facts OR scenarios given to support his proclamations just feels. It’s almost reminiscent of a ttystick thread
Where did you get your numbers? I see the 3 gets 100 miles per 26kwh (it varies) combined, that’s .26 kWh per mile. As much as I don’t give a flying fuck about Tesla if I was debating their faults I would use citation. The point is there are facts and feels and there are no valid facts OR scenarios given to support his proclamations just feels. It’s almost reminiscent of a ttystick thread
Jesus, lol, you're a riot. Like I said, "as a house in a day", this means a certain amount of power(or energy lol) consumption over a period of time. The word "day" was your clue that we'd be talking about watt hours, or of course kilowatt hours when the watts exceed 1000. Yeah Yeah, I know you think moving a 2.5 ton car from 0-60 in less than two seconds uses five watts, but that's because you're a bit of a rere.
Just watched a “Mega marine machines” about the turbines being tested in the bay of fundy. The tides are amazingFederal energy regulators gave Oregon State University the go-ahead Monday for a groundbreaking wave energy testing facility off the coast of the state.
The PacWave South project is designed to facilitate and speed up the development of wave energy technology, which harnesses the motion of the ocean to generate electricity. Oregon is considered to have a high potential for wave energy generation – much higher by coastal area than Washington or California. The Oregon Department of Energy says near-shore wave energy project alone have the potential to power 28 million homes annually.
Oregon wave energy project gets federal go-ahead
Oregon State Univeristy plans to build a wave energy testing facility off Oregon's central coast. The project aims to speed up the development of new renewable energy technology.www.opb.org
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Hey, did I say thanks for the article? In case I didn't, let me say so now.Lol you are such a dildo. Not even a good dildo, more like the bad ones found in a puddle behind hobo camp.
How Green Is That Electric Car? And When It Hits 100 M.P.H.? (Published 2020)
The Tesla Model S and the Porsche Taycan give environmentally conscious speedsters an outlet for their desires.
Take it up with the Times. Quit trying so hard to smash your tonsils on my tip. You're such a cliche old white guy that will do whatever mental gymnastics necessary to avoid being told something.
One article cited one post on one forum. Sorry but that's a fail. I deleted my post because there simply isn't good information to back either of our claims.
Moving the goalpost, sure I knew that would happen too, but I don't care. At least when I was wrong about the keys, I fully owned it.
One thing that Oregon has plenty of is waves.Federal energy regulators gave Oregon State University the go-ahead Monday for a groundbreaking wave energy testing facility off the coast of the state.
The PacWave South project is designed to facilitate and speed up the development of wave energy technology, which harnesses the motion of the ocean to generate electricity. Oregon is considered to have a high potential for wave energy generation – much higher by coastal area than Washington or California. The Oregon Department of Energy says near-shore wave energy project alone have the potential to power 28 million homes annually.
Oregon wave energy project gets federal go-ahead
Oregon State Univeristy plans to build a wave energy testing facility off Oregon's central coast. The project aims to speed up the development of new renewable energy technology.www.opb.org
lulz
Dude...what is wrong with you? Seriously, are you drunk? I supported something you specifically asked for and I mentioned the material needed to manufacture a tesla because you moved the goalpost onto me thinking they're "dirty". That's not intellectually dishonest, that's just called a "reply".
Your Hot Pocket would be ready to remove from the manifold.
There is a lot of potential in wave and tidal power on the coasts at least, solar ain't much use in Canada, wind works better up here. I see the oil companies are big on geothermal as a way of leveraging their expertise, tech and capital, I would expect things to happen in that area because of the players and infrastructure involved.Just watched a “Mega marine machines” about the turbines being tested in the bay of fundy. The tides are amazing
They are scenic. I've been mesmerized by them my entire life. It only takes a little more than an hour to get to the coast from Portland. But the ocean needs to be respected. I used to do a lot of Jetty fishing. Never turn your back.
It looks so bland and boring. Also has fisher-price build quality.
This is where I looked. https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/bymodel/2019_Tesla_Model_3.shtmlModel 3 real world kWh/mile
Hello all Potential model 3 owner here soon (doing all my prospective research) and I’m sure this question gets annoying...forums.tesla.com
