Best you learn basic electricity before making yourself look so stupid.I'll give you a hint-amperage delivered is directly related to wire size. Now see if you can figure out where the problem lies.
Is Canada ready for the coming electric vehicle revolution?
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Best you learn basic electricity before making yourself look so stupid.I'll give you a hint-amperage delivered is directly related to wire size. Now see if you can figure out where the problem lies.
All electric and hybrids by all manufacturers combined equals 4 days of F150s production
They aren't cheaper to charge and maintain when battery life is 5 years and has a carbon foot print equal to 8 years of using gasoline.
Gasoline is 33% more efficient.
After 8 years you'll have to blow $200 on sparkplugs and sensors.
That is far cheaper than a $5000 battery.
Peckerhoid
They aren't cheaper to charge and maintain when battery life is 5 years and has a carbon foot print equal to 8 years of using gasoline.
Gasoline is 33% more efficient.
After 8 years you'll have to blow $200 on sparkplugs and sensors.
That is far cheaper than a $5000 battery.
Peckerhoid
Well by your theories gas will be dirt cheap since there will be no market which of course makes gas or diesel that much more desirable.
Coal for graphene and graphite and of course steel is a solid investment.
Stellar. I started buying TSX venture coal mining companies last year
Up 40%.
5 X shares for less than a cup of coffee.
Both and graphite.
Lignite that has had the humic acid removed can be used and the humic is in super high demand for agriculture.
It supercharges dirt in the first step of making soil.
Lignin is plant cells.
Shit, almost forgot the coal gas and captured solvent grade CO2 from processing lignite to graphite to graphene.
Lignite that has had the humic acid removed can be used and the humic is in super high demand for agriculture.
It supercharges dirt in the first step of making soil.
Lignin is plant cells.
Shit, almost forgot the coal gas and captured solvent grade CO2 from processing lignite to graphite to graphene.
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Ahhh, the good ole days.
.. Now, just get a liter of gas down to around $0.40/liter and things will be grand
Labour costs have put any hopes of that to rest.
Shutdown prices hit yesterday. We are at $1.20L for name brand.
I bet they'd love to see that price in Vancouver.
Shutdown prices hit yesterday. We are at $1.20L for name brand.
I bet they'd love to see that price in Vancouver.
Just wait until the first long weekend in the summer.
What with the trade conflict and the standard long weekend mark-up, it will take the better part of the day to cross into Bellingham to fuel up.
Just bypass the line by hitting the duty free at the Pacific Crossing and pay the taxes for the six pack. Takes all of 15 minutes.
no doubt, but the funny part is that many folks will refuse to pay the duty from a cost perspective but will not consider the value of their time.
Oh- so sorry- LIE-berals DO HAVE A PLAN for that charging requirement- they are going to get rich on the sales tax they charge for electricians to re-wire all manner of buildings! Think of all that work and all that revenue! Think of how busy city inspectors will be examining and approving those charging stations!
Why govt Hogs involved in electric car biz might be snowed under by the demand for their "services"- that would allow LIE-berals to hire even more civil service union Hogs because hey- the ENTIRE electrical system- from start to finish is now a LIE-beral slush fund!
LIE-berals jumped the shark in 2017 when they bought into that Yankee power generating corporation- the one that is STILL BURNING COAL- you know- that fuel that LIE-berals refuse to use in Ontari-owe! And even better- that Yankee power company that idiot LIE-berals bought into is in the middle of a massive pollution lawsuit- that they are slowly losing and the cleanup will cost billions!
Oh well- its only OUR MONEY they are wasting?
Still doesn't resolve the distribution problem. You can put as big of wires you want in the house but if the distribution system isn't up to the extra load there will be brownouts at best and equipment damage at worst.
