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  • black_ice

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    I love this channel, the guy is seriously legit.

    In this one, he added a turbo to a Kubota diesel engine…and put it in a Tesla :laughing:

    He also completely fabricated the electronics to make it all work.



    This happens with being bored, very mechanically inclined and having too much money, combined with getting clicks.

    He reminds me of Jessie James switching from motor cycles to guns.


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    DoubleDuty

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    The government is going start charging by miles driven so that cost would need to be figured in as well and that cost will only go up. Figure they will waste at least 40% or more.
     

    mroper

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    I’m trying to figure out a place to live in Houston right now coming from Baton Rouge.

    The city is so damn big and I have no idea which way to go at this point. I moved to Phoenix when I was 20 but that was 22 years ago.

    Wife’s office will be off 45 between 99 and beltway 8. She said her only stipulation is she needs to be 30 minutes from the office.


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    You might want to look at champions forest . however there are a lot of new developments springing up on the grand parkway between 249 and 1-45 so you could look there as well
     

    Havok1

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    I’m trying to figure out a place to live in Houston right now coming from Baton Rouge.

    The city is so damn big and I have no idea which way to go at this point. I moved to Phoenix when I was 20 but that was 22 years ago.

    Wife’s office will be off 45 between 99 and beltway 8. She said her only stipulation is she needs to be 30 minutes from the office.


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    Somewhere on the Montgomery county side of the county line.
     

    Brains

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    Ben, Cam, y'all lose power in last night's storm? We dropped at 9:41pm, didn't get power back until 10:19am. All those electric cars missing their charge window, oh the humanity :)
     

    Slimshaddy

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    China and India are making tiny EV's that are cheap, will we get them?
    As to power, electric motors produce max torque at 0 rpm, that's why trains are pulled by diesel/electric engines/motors.
    I read an article yesterday where an American company has come up with a new lithium battery that does not use exotic metals which will make production of car and home back up batteries much cheaper and reduce pollution during manufacture by several orders of magnitude.
    If I were king, every building in America would have to have solar panels installed.
    The Saudi and big oil can kiss my ass.
     

    benenglish

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    If I were king, every building in America would have to have solar panels installed.
    That is a gobsmackingly bad idea.

    Solar panels deployed in the Pacific Northwest or New England will never produce enough power to offset the carbon cost of manufacturing them. Not enough sunshine. So little, in fact, that the ROI for the building owners won't be a net positive until long after the panels will have aged into uselessness.

    Solar panels make sense in much of the southwest. For the rest of the country? Not so much. Usually, not at all.
     

    Tnhawk

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    That is a gobsmackingly bad idea.

    Solar panels deployed in the Pacific Northwest or New England will never produce enough power to offset the carbon cost of manufacturing them. Not enough sunshine. So little, in fact, that the ROI for the building owners won't be a net positive until long after the panels will have aged into uselessness.

    Solar panels make sense in much of the southwest. For the rest of the country? Not so much. Usually, not at all.
    There you go again. Confusing the liberals with facts.
     
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