I didn’t know which post to give you a like.it duplicated post kept showing error and I hit button randomly all good how about those Philadelphia Eagles Go Birds !!!
like talking to a cross eye person, which eye do you look at.
I didn’t know which post to give you a like.it duplicated post kept showing error and I hit button randomly all good how about those Philadelphia Eagles Go Birds !!!
We replaced the IC engine in a go-kart with a Datsun 510 starter motor/car battery. That thing could tear your head from your shoulders on launch and the Datsun part was so tough it could run until you drained the battery. Electric has always been superior to IC, batteries were just the problem, but no longer.As a kid we had a floating Jack-ass raft with a 2 hp Briggs and Stratton powered pump for gold panning sluice boxes. .
The Briggs committed hari-kari one day and we replaced it with a fractional HP DC motor and 12 volt car battery.
Brutal difference. Colossal.
That woke us kids up to the incredible power Elect has over ICE.
Torque seems to be the key number with EV. HP perhaps just a bonus.We replaced the IC engine in a go-kart with a Datsun 510 starter motor/car battery. That thing could tear your head from your shoulders on launch and the Datsun part was so tough it could run until you drained the battery. Electric has always been superior to IC, batteries were just the problem, but no longer.
That being said, I've always believed that the current fuel distribution network makes Scout style EVs as the smartest vehicles for the 20 year transition to a fully electric transportation system. If batteries leap ahead (solid, new chemistries, etc.) then we can switch more quickly, but this is clearly the way to go right now
Saw this posted by Jamie from Scout. It's a teaser image of a winch bumper w/ integrated winch and bull bar. It was first teased at the reveal event on the presentation screen.
Bring it Scout!!
I would add this feature all day long!
With our EV6, in 3 years we often encounter broken "'chargers" aka dispensers, over-crowded chargers, or no chargers.We replaced the IC engine in a go-kart with a Datsun 510 starter motor/car battery. That thing could tear your head from your shoulders on launch and the Datsun part was so tough it could run until you drained the battery. Electric has always been superior to IC, batteries were just the problem, but no longer.
That being said, I've always believed that the current fuel distribution network makes Scout style EVs as the smartest vehicles for the 20 year transition to a fully electric transportation system. If batteries leap ahead (solid, new chemistries, etc.) then we can switch more quickly, but this is clearly the way to go right now