[RM7]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Who said it's too dangerous to enter the car park for fear of it collapsing, do keep up.

Lolwut?

[KRS_SN]

Back on topic

[gblansten]

Originally Posted by gblansten

Schmee makes some valid points about the lag in the EV charging infrastructure build out in this video. You can skip around but I can't argue with his points. Main discussion on this is around the 9 minute mark. I have only charged at home and use my car locally. That works very well for me. But I realize that is not going to work for so many people.

I am a big fan of recycling KRS_SN so appreciate the repost. I posted this here #4027 on September 9, 2023.

[KRS_SN]

Originally Posted by gblansten

I am a big fan of recycling KRS_SN so appreciate the repost. I posted this here #4027 on September 9, 2023.

So you like Spanish tapas and recycling...you fit right in :-)

[gblansten]

Originally Posted by KRS_SN

So you like Spanish tapas and recycling...you fit right in :-)

I draw the line at decaf soy lattes though.

[KRS_SN]

Originally Posted by gblansten

I draw the line at decaf soy lattes though.

Careful that it doesn't spill on your corset

[gblansten]

Originally Posted by KRS_SN

Careful that it doesn't spill on your corset

[M3WC]

Originally Posted by gblansten

Same with the Fremantle Highway auto cargo fire. Assumed to be EVs as cause then that is turning out to be complete BS.

"While the fire is still officially listed as under investigation, the trade Automobilwoche contends the preliminary survey and report say apparently the fire was not caused by electric cars. The manifest showed there were 498 electric vehicles and hybrids and a total of 3,784 vehicles including some heavy equipment in addition to cars."

From a NON-EV oriented website:

https://maritime-executive.com/artic...mantle-highway

The final report is pending. There will be real EV fires but probably ought to focus on accuracy.

Yeah but then you read reports like below, which state the burned decks had no EVs.

"Even though the cause of the fire is still unknown, the EV theory no longer holds up after the freighter was inspected. The lower four of the twelve decks are essentially undamaged, and about 1,000 cars, including the 498 electric ones, are in good condition. This is according to the chief of salvage company Royal Boskalis Westminster NV, Peter Berdowski.

According to the head of the salvage company, the four uppermost decks, on which there were no electric cars, are so damaged that it is hard to walk on them and that the vehicles there (again, no EVs!) are literally fused to the ground."

But in this picture there is a large group of burned Porsches, including many 911's and clearly a Taycan in upper left hand of picture.



Not saying this is a smoking gun, but when you have investigators that can't distinguish a Taycan from other ICE vehicles...that is problem.

[gblansten]

Originally Posted by M3WC

Yeah but then you read reports like below, which state the burned decks had no EVs.



But in this picture there is a large group of burned Porsches, including many 911's and clearly a Taycan in upper left hand of picture.



Not saying this is a smoking gun, but when you have investigators that can't distinguish a Taycan from other ICE vehicles...that is problem.

We will see. I think the final report will not implicate EVs as the source.

[M3WC]

Originally Posted by gblansten

We will see. I think the final report will not implicate EVs as the source.

Very well could. But do EVs present a problem for extinguishing the fire? An ICE vehicle fire takes about 500-1,000 gallons of water to put out. BEV fires take up to 20,000-40,000 gallons of water. Some have been reported 60,000+ gallons. They like to reignite as well quite often. This seems like a recipe for disaster in a confined space, stacked with many vehicles. Regardless of what starts the fire. ICE cars are shipped with little to no fuel in tanks to mitigate fire spreading.

[gblansten]

Originally Posted by M3WC

Very well could. But do EVs present a problem for extinguishing the fire? An ICE vehicle fire takes about 500-1,000 gallons of water to put out. BEV fires take up to 20,000-40,000 gallons of water. Some have been reported 60,000+ gallons. They like to reignite as well quite often. This seems like a recipe for disaster in a confined space, stacked with many vehicles. Regardless of what starts the fire. ICE cars are shipped with little to no fuel in tanks to mitigate fire spreading.

Been argued many times. Just wanted to correct specific erroneous reports.

[G35POPPEDMYCHERRY]

you ALL are caught, shit even myself included reading and egging on this bullshit....

into a perpetual social media binge of shit. this is what they want, the people creating clickbait videos and articles and people to refute analyze are argue them.

we all need to unplug from the matrix.

I want an EV and ICE car. a v12 stick shift and an appliance on wheels
just need the government to keep their head out of it which is impossible...




in other news, I would pay to see JMG and his opponents physically fight.

[M5Rick]

MacMasters car is recalled as its a fire hazard so he drives it to someone who buys cars..

[KRS_SN]

Originally Posted by G35POPPEDMYCHERRY

just need the government to keep their head out of it which is impossible...


AGREE

in other news, I would pay to see JMG and his opponents physically fight.

I'll join but only if I'm allowed to be the guy in the middle

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

Haven't yet looked at the video, but is it the "convergence" and start of the apocalypse?

He basically received a recall for the car from P-car hq in Reading? like quite a few before, but this one is for the battery pack if it may be leaking water into it which may cause a fire.
He's discussing with the car seller that if the battery pack had to be replaced then it would be around £40k and the car seller says for what its worth now that it may even be considered a write off
He also had no idea if it was replaced what would happen with the faulty one.

[KRS_SN]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

He basically received a recall for the car from P-car hq in Reading? like quite a few before, but this one is for the battery pack if it may be leaking water into it which may cause a fire.
He's discussing with the car seller that if the battery pack had to be replaced then it would be around £40k and the car seller says for what its worth now that it may even be considered a write off
He also had no idea if it was replaced what would happen with the faulty one.

This guy has had the backside ripped out due to being a private buyer who bought a porsche new and thought values would hold up. Because it was an ev the value has dropped considerably like 50% so he is in negative equity and probably needs revenue from his channel to keep afloat.
He's also one who has tasted the forbidden fruit and waxes eloquently about the benefits of an EV drivetrain while pointing out its financial and charging related drawbacks which many ev owners dint admit to.
There is clickbaitery but also honesty so I like his videos. Some are toooooo long that's the only complaint..

[gblansten]

Based on his eating habits I would suggest keeping up with his last few videos before atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease culls him.

[KRS_SN]

Originally Posted by gblansten

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JckourwGzxA

Based on his eating habits I would suggest keeping up with his last few videos before atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease culls him.

It's the stress from the EV that killed him.. no doubt.

[gblansten]

Originally Posted by KRS_SN

It's the stress from the EV that killed him.. no doubt.

Definitely contributory.

[M5Rick]

[QUOTE=gblansten

Based on his eating habits I would suggest keeping up with his last few videos before atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease culls him.[/QUOTE]

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I'd simply advise him to pre-pack sandwiches with cold drinks at home beforehand all in a cooler bag and a thermos of tea. He'd save a packet keeping himself out of the 'greasy spoon' menu motorway caf's

[gblansten]

HR1435 for those of us in the US.

https://rules.house.gov/bill/118/hr-1435

[BGM-M3COMP]

Finally some smart EV people knocking some sense in this thread.

Feels good mang