Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Brilliant!! When the Califailure power grid doesn't have enough capacity they're going to take power from your EV batteries... So if you have a full battery charge & your neighbor needs to charge his EV, they will basically just charge it from your EV...
https://climatechangedispatch.com/calif ... -its-grid/
https://climatechangedispatch.com/calif ... -its-grid/
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I) has been part of the plans for years. Why build extra infrastructure to store electricity when it's already connected?ZRX61 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 12, 2023 4:44 pm Brilliant!! When the Califailure power grid doesn't have enough capacity they're going to take power from your EV batteries... So if you have a full battery charge & your neighbor needs to charge his EV, they will basically just charge it from your EV...
https://climatechangedispatch.com/calif ... -its-grid/
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Because it doesn't create any generating capacity & what they pay for *my* electricity is a fraction of what I pay for theirs.. so I pay (ferinstance) $1.00 Kw/Hr to charge my car & then they pay 10c Kw/hr to drain the battery.Horse wrote: ↑Sat Aug 12, 2023 4:49 pmVehicle to Infrastructure (V2I) has been part of the plans for years. Why build extra infrastructure to store electricity when it's already connected?ZRX61 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 12, 2023 4:44 pm Brilliant!! When the Califailure power grid doesn't have enough capacity they're going to take power from your EV batteries... So if you have a full battery charge & your neighbor needs to charge his EV, they will basically just charge it from your EV...
https://climatechangedispatch.com/calif ... -its-grid/
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
V2G has been a plan for donkeys as your man says. Already in action in many countries.
Many people pair it with their own local generating (e.g. roof mounted solar).
It's true that it doesn't generate any extra power, it smoothes out the grid hence requiring less power overall because of reduced waste/redundancy. This requirement has been recognised for decades hence places like the electric mountain. Its not a democrat ploy to steal the groceries from your fridge
Once again the US is a few years behind
Many people pair it with their own local generating (e.g. roof mounted solar).
It's true that it doesn't generate any extra power, it smoothes out the grid hence requiring less power overall because of reduced waste/redundancy. This requirement has been recognised for decades hence places like the electric mountain. Its not a democrat ploy to steal the groceries from your fridge
Once again the US is a few years behind
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Thanks, Daz. I realised after posting that V2I is, of course, part of CAV
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
So it's just fine that I pay $10 to charge my EV, they pay $1 to drain the battery & then I have to pay ANOTHER $10 to charge it again? They can fuck right off.Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Sat Aug 12, 2023 5:20 pm V2G has been a plan for donkeys as your man says. Already in action in many countries.
Many people pair it with their own local generating (e.g. roof mounted solar).
It's true that it doesn't generate any extra power, it smoothes out the grid hence requiring less power overall because of reduced waste/redundancy. This requirement has been recognised for decades hence places like the electric mountain. Its not a democrat ploy to steal the groceries from your fridge
Once again the US is a few years behind
Incidentally, they also pay far less for MY excess solar power than I have to pay to use theirs.
We already have the issue that when we have black outs from lack of generating capacity the fuckers shut off everyone's solar too.
If they're using my solar to support the grid then WE should be able to set the rate, & ditto for draining my EV batteries*.
A FEW years behind? Cellphone service here is about 20 years behind Europe.
*Arizona came up with a plan to tax solar owners as independent businesses, that idea went nowhere fast.
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
You don't have to do anything, so far as I can work out from that mess of a website there's no mention of the prices that will be paid, just that new cars might have to be capable of supporting this function.
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
The prices are in everyones power contracts, We pay X for incoming sparks, they pay X for outgoing sparks to support the grid designed to support half the current population.Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Sun Aug 13, 2023 4:50 pm You don't have to do anything, so far as I can work out from that mess of a website there's no mention of the prices that will be paid, just that new cars might have to be capable of supporting this function.
Of course there is an alternative... stop taking power plants offline FFS:
https://dailycaller.com/2023/08/10/cali ... blackouts/
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
If others allow their vehicles to be part of the grid, that could save you as the network costs would be reduced from if there was the need to fund and build new infrastructure.ZRX61 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 13, 2023 6:02 pmThe prices are in everyones power contracts, We pay X for incoming sparks, they pay X for outgoing sparks to support the grid designed to support half the current populationMr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Sun Aug 13, 2023 4:50 pm You don't have to do anything, so far as I can work out from that mess of a website there's no mention of the prices that will be paid, just that new cars might have to be capable of supporting this function.
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
They can't force you to connect your car so they must make it worthwhile, they will pay X to drain your battery at peak time and X/2 to recharge it in the middle of the night. Otherwise it won't work.ZRX61 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 13, 2023 6:02 pmThe prices are in everyones power contracts, We pay X for incoming sparks, they pay X for outgoing sparks to support the grid designed to support half the current population.Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Sun Aug 13, 2023 4:50 pm You don't have to do anything, so far as I can work out from that mess of a website there's no mention of the prices that will be paid, just that new cars might have to be capable of supporting this function.
Of course there is an alternative... stop taking power plants offline FFS:
https://dailycaller.com/2023/08/10/cali ... blackouts/
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
That ain't gonna fly, we're already short of capacity & have to buy sparks from other States. Given the mandate of "no new gasoline powered* cars after *whenever* we're going to need something like 10x the capacity we have now
*also: No gas generators under 26hp, no NG water heaters or furnaces, no gas powered yard equipment & no NG stoves etc. The future is mandated to be 100% electric...The sooner some fucker sets off a EMP & wakes the woke the better.
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
When did the Govt ever mandate something that worked?
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
The only downside I see to an EMP is that we won't be able to go online & say "I fucking told you!"
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
We've been mandated to be 100% solar/wind. Solar doesn't work at night, the wind doesn't blow here at night & current battery capacity is apparently somewhere in the region of 5600 Mw.. that's enough for 10% of the State population... some of the time... & before you add in all the other mandates that govern yardwork, driving, cooking, heating the home/business etc.
It doesn't appear they've thought this through... at all.
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Go on then - tell us. What’s an EMP?
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
An electro magnetic pulse iirc from my army days. You'll probably get one by exploding a nuke high in the sky or even low space.
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Yes, I googled that too, but couldn’t see why ZRX brought it into this discussion? That’s why I thought it must stand for something else.
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
It can't come soon enough...
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Should we ban EV's? (asked by the author, not me)
https://climatechangedispatch.com/blown ... batteries/
In related news.. I just saw something that said not to mow your lawn with an electric mower when it's wet.. but the author appears unaware that you're not supposed to mow your lawn when the grass is wet anyway.
https://climatechangedispatch.com/blown ... batteries/
In related news.. I just saw something that said not to mow your lawn with an electric mower when it's wet.. but the author appears unaware that you're not supposed to mow your lawn when the grass is wet anyway.
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Don't panic, it's just Darwin in action.
If you fill petrol tanks with a fag in your mouth you are taking a chance.
If you charge a lithium battery with any old charger that comes to hand you are taking a chance.
The unfortunate thing is that Darwin doesn't work every time.
If you fill petrol tanks with a fag in your mouth you are taking a chance.
If you charge a lithium battery with any old charger that comes to hand you are taking a chance.
The unfortunate thing is that Darwin doesn't work every time.
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