Sunrise over Scout Plant Grounds

10brooks · 2024-11-19T06:45:05-0800

There was a nice sky over the Scout facility this morning. Amazing how fast they are building. At the football game on Saturday they mentioned that the goal is to be dried in by the beginning of the year……

Stumpy · 2024-11-19T06:48:48-0800

Stunning shots Mike! Thank you for being our eyes on the Scout plant site over the next few years of construction. Please post updates as frequently as possible (weekly, bi-monthly).

RMK! · 2024-11-19T07:21:28-0800

Looks like swamp land to me ... Is that the Hoochie Koochie river in the foreground?

10brooks · 2024-11-19T07:25:00-0800

Stumpy said:
Stunning shots Mike! Thank you for being our eyes on the Scout plant site over the next few years of construction. Please post updates as frequently as possible (weekly, bi-monthly).

I have asked Scout permission to fly it with my drone…….waiting on response.

Truckycybery · 2024-11-19T07:35:25-0800

10brooks said:
I have asked Scout permission to fly it with my drone…….waiting on response.

Good luck! I offered to provide free aeriels of their launch event but crickets...

NukeDukem · 2024-11-20T09:11:04-0800

RMK! said:
Looks like swamp land to me ... Is that the Hoochie Koochie river in the foreground?

Not to worry, the incoming administration has promised to drain the swamp

JesseS · 2024-11-20T10:52:45-0800

NukeDukem said:
Not to worry, the incoming administration has promised to drain the swamp

So if you purchase a Scout in Canada will you have to pay the additional Tariff that will be imposed. I would think even if you bought it here and drove it home you would be charged duty or the tariff, or both. Just curious as when I visited Canada I was a bit surprised at the prices.

PS, I used to play that game a lot

M3_R2 · 2024-11-20T11:32:09-0800

You just don't buy a car in the USA and drive it across the border without importing it into Canada if you are a CDN citizen intending to own it in Canada.

One of the reasons Tesla's sell well up here is how they are fairly dollar equivalent when factoring in the exchange rate. Hopefully Scout's will be similar.

For example, a Rivian R1T Tri is $99,900 USD and 142,900 CAD yet converting the US cost to CAD, I'm getting $139,748. Where that 3k difference went to, I'm not sure.

But mostly what you are seeing is simply the difference between the 2 currencies.

NukeDukem · 2024-11-20T14:24:18-0800

JesseS said:
So if you purchase a Scout in Canada will you have to pay the additional Tariff that will be imposed. I would think even if you bought it here and drove it home you would be charged duty or the tariff, or both. Just curious as when I visited Canada I was a bit surprised at the prices.

PS, I used to play that game a lot

A $60K US Scout will be $100K in Canada. Everything here is more expensive.

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