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Delmette2.0

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13. Let's have a version for our homes and businesses.

Reply to RussBLib (Original post)

Fri Sep 29, 2023, 08:45 AM

Sep 2023

Perhaps we could use fewer solar panels to charge up the home battery and keep it charged for extended use.

That could really be the end of coal and gas used to generate electricity.

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3,000 miles on a single charge? [View all] RussBLib Sep 2023 OP

Get it to market, it will be the last car we ever buy. Bluethroughu Sep 2023 #1

That's why we don't have over 50 years of electric commuters... Hermit-The-Prog Sep 2023 #3

There's evidence that... Think. Again. Sep 2023 #8

Wow, that hilarious! But not suprizing the brits do like to collect and restore old vehicles Bluethroughu Sep 2023 #11

...and that rather goes against our consumerist culture nt RussBLib Sep 2023 #5

yes... Think. Again. Sep 2023 #9

Yeah... Think. Again. Sep 2023 #2

It seems like a waste... RussBLib Sep 2023 #4

Sure!... Think. Again. Sep 2023 #7

Parking lots and other structures can carry solar panels. Hermit-The-Prog Sep 2023 #10

How does an EV sputter? Xoan Sep 2023 #6

Whenever I see the word "could" I remember having an Omni magazine subscription airplaneman Sep 2023 #12

Let's have a version for our homes and businesses. Delmette2.0 Sep 2023 #13