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    2 days ago

    Here we go again, banging on about false battery facts you and I have proven, together, to be false.

    You couldn’t even define what a discharge cycle was.

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      My battery facts are quite factual. Also, I was never not able to define what a cycle is. It’s a fully charged, to fully discharged (without dropping below damaging voltage amount) battery. Something no ev battery ever does because they don’t ever charge to 100% capacity or go down to 0% capacity.

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        Sigh Cole. I don’t even give a shit anymore, I’m just sad that you complain about an alternative technology which does have problems like any, but not open to lots of evidence that it’s good.

        I think I remember you complain a lot about not being able to change batteries and stuff, I linked some vids of a guy doing it himself at home using jacks and wood blocks. Then it was something else, else else…

        Can you have an honest discussion? I get you like ICE,y motorcycle still is, and I’ve done everything from hone cylinders to modify valve clearance. At what point will EVs stop being evil to you? We have battery recycling on the way, had a job offer from redwood materials. They’re doing good shit and obviating the need to mine.

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          I like how much mindspace I take up in your head. I’ve never even bothered to look at your username beyond a cursory glance that I never bother to remember.

          They aren’t “evil” they just aren’t good enough for a large chunk of the US population. Why do you think they still have such a tiny market share after being around for over a decade? Even new car sales. They’re not ready, yet. If major repairs are way more expensive, the electricity is often not much cheaper than gasoline for many, and tires wear out much quicker; all while being more expensive to buy, it’s a poor option. Hybrids are the way to go for the next many years in the US. It’s a far better choice for most people.

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            I just have a mediocre memory? Not much getting taken up honestly. I feel for you??

            And you’d rather have two drivetrains under one hood??? So much for a focus on reliable simplicity.

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              Batteries are light and easily replaceable. Also leaves the gas motor not work very hard so they last for ages without issue. Weight is only 100 pounds or so over a traditional gas vehicle so tires last much longer than an ev. I have a 16 year old prius with over 260,000 miles on it. Still runs like brand new.

              Hybrids have more parts that could go wrong, but no parts cost 1/3 of what an EV battery costs, and I never have to worry about finding an outlet and blowing 30 minutes to an hour while it charges.

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                Lmao the Prius power transfer case certainly does cost a bit, about 2/3 the cost of a battery new. Anyway, no facts visible from your side of the discussion, so once again I guess you’ve shown your lack of knowledge.

                I’ll be buying an EV, if I have to buy a car at all, and I’ll enjoy the hell out of it. “Blowing” 30minutes is fine, I don’t drive more than 200mi at a time without a break.

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                  Lol. Unlike an EV battery that’s guaranteed to fail, those transfer cases almost never fail, and when they do, it’s because it went 300,000 miles without the fluid ever being changed. You’re a joke. Plus, now I know you’re a joke that doesn’t know anything about vehicles. You don’t even own one.

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                    16 hours ago

                    I’ve restored two older vehicles, car & motorcycle. Every system touched, ECU to o2 sensor, friction plates to differential seals. Completely rebuilt from scratch, end to end, on the wiring harness.

                    100+ years of development and refinement, still gets much less than 5% of energy into moving you after drivetrain losses.

                    Debunk it.