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Old 02-05-2021, 10:43 AM   #51
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The EPA is already taking steps to in Washington state and California with recycling programs to protect the environment.
Oh, I feel much more secure knowing that.
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Old 02-05-2021, 12:56 PM   #52
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Oh, I feel much more secure knowing that.
Feel same about nukes and coal.
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Old 02-05-2021, 01:03 PM   #53
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I remember when EPA poisoned the Colorado River. Pretty trust worthy group.
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The Tesla Charging Station take about 20 minutes to charge to 50%, 40 minutes to charge to 80%, and 75 minutes to 100% on the original 85 kWh Model S. Stop have lunch and drive on.
Thanks for that info. I have 2 vehicles that suit me just fine for now. I have a 2006 Chevy Trailblazer that only has 65,000 miles, Very comfortable on trips and should last me about 8 to 10 more years with normal maintenance. Mid 20's for mileage on the road and no payments -it's mine. My other is a 2007 Kia Optima, was my wife's car, kinda hard to part with this one. It has over 150,000 miles is is basically trouble free. It gets mid 30's plus and is nice to drive. Again no payments - it's mine. I will stick with these vehicles until they need major work and then decide what to do. I am starting to put money away for their replacement, but that will probably be at least 5 years away. Just my 2 cents, but having fun anyway.
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Thanks for that info. I have 2 vehicles that suit me just fine for now. I have a 2006 Chevy Trailblazer that only has 65,000 miles, Very comfortable on trips and should last me about 8 to 10 more years with normal maintenance. Mid 20's for mileage on the road and no payments -it's mine. My other is a 2007 Kia Optima, was my wife's car, kinda hard to part with this one. It has over 150,000 miles is is basically trouble free. It gets mid 30's plus and is nice to drive. Again no payments - it's mine. I will stick with these vehicles until they need major work and then decide what to do. I am starting to put money away for their replacement, but that will probably be at least 5 years away. Just my 2 cents, but having fun anyway.

Same here, just not ready to jump on the bandwagon. Took one for a test drive....impressive. As I mentioned earlier, my daughter loves it.
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Old 02-05-2021, 09:31 PM   #56
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The Tesla Charging Station take about 20 minutes to charge to 50%, 40 minutes to charge to 80%, and 75 minutes to 100% on the original 85 kWh Model S. Stop have lunch and drive on.
And just how far can you go on a 50% charge? I don`t know about you, but when I gas up my truck, I don`t fill it to 1/2 a tank. Maybe you are fine with taking a 75 minute lunch breaks every time you need to charge an electric car (assuming that there is an available charging station waiting for you to arrive. Can you make a reservation in advance to secure a charger?) While you are knoshing on your gluten free, organic tofu quiche, waiting for your planet savers batteries to charge, I will be another 80-100 miles toward my destination.
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And just how far can you go on a 50% charge? I don`t know about you, but when I gas up my truck, I don`t fill it to 1/2 a tank. Maybe you are fine with taking a 75 minute lunch breaks every time you need to charge an electric car (assuming that there is an available charging station waiting for you to arrive. Can you make a reservation in advance to secure a charger?) While you are knoshing on your gluten free, organic tofu quiche, waiting for your planet savers batteries to charge, I will be another 80-100 miles toward my destination.
Now that is for real !! Bubski been in and out of power generation for years . Nothing is "free" Nukes got a little city to run them and the enormous toll on the earth in mining and processing fuel and the energy thats required !! not to mention the waste !! coal and gas aint no picnic either !! Wind and solar are WEAK !! Just like racing and life without getting "enhancements " for whining !! It is what it is for now and theres no way around it !! Until someone figures out how to plug an extension cord into the ground for "free" electricity !! Unfortunately energy comes at a cost !! Easy to point at pollution that the mainstream tells you!! and ignore the pollution hidden in the process !! Bubski would now like to enjoy his monkey poop, free range mocha latte !! And a small serving of Paleo snacks !!
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And just how far can you go on a 50% charge? I don`t know about you, but when I gas up my truck, I don`t fill it to 1/2 a tank. Maybe you are fine with taking a 75 minute lunch breaks every time you need to charge an electric car (assuming that there is an available charging station waiting for you to arrive. Can you make a reservation in advance to secure a charger?) While you are knoshing on your gluten free, organic tofu quiche, waiting for your planet savers batteries to charge, I will be another 80-100 miles toward my destination.

My daughter bought the extended range, 322 mile. The S model gets 402 mile range. Was reading an article where Tesla service stations are planned. In 15 minutes, you will drive in and the battery in automatically exchanged...plug and play.
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Eddie, thanks for taking the bullet for us closet EV owners...
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My daughter bought the extended range, 322 mile. The S model gets 402 mile range. Was reading an article where Tesla service stations are planned. In 15 minutes, you will drive in and the battery in automatically exchanged...plug and play.
Have her check the range with either the heater or A/C on.
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