ELECTRIC IS HERE!

[E350]

@JC-SuperJet I love your post for its thoughtfulness. But you forgot to add in the slave labor subsidy that the Chinese Communist Party has in its mining for materials to produce and its actual production of solar, wind and battery products.

George H. Bush made a deal with China that if we let them into the world market that they would give our companies access to their slave/uderpaid labor to subsidize our movement of our industrial jobs to Red China.

And I believe you are wrong about replacing base line continuous duty electric generation with solar or wind. Dave Walsh cited a study which stated that given nighttime and cloudy, winter and cold days you cannot replace base line continuous duty electricity with solar regardless of how much of the US you cover with solar panels. Similar environmental limitations for optimal wind. I will try to find the clip for you.

You also identified the big push for World Depopulation by the WEF and the other elites.

They want to kill us. And to prevent us from reproducing.

That is against God's will for His people (all of us) and they will be defeated by people like me.

 

[kevbo]

They want to kill us. And to prevent us from reproducing.

That is against God's will for His people (all of us) and they will be defeated by people like me.

Lets get out there and reproduce!

 

[Quinc]

Lets get out there and reproduce!

Making them is the best part!

 

[E350]

Keep it going Quinc!

 

[WFO Speedracer]

Making them is the best part!

Yep it's all downhill after that for sure

 

[Quinc]

Keep it going Quinc!

I barely want the ones I have now! lol

 

[kraqus]

sorry, hard pass for me!
I love the smell of a 2-stroke in the morning....smells like...FUN!

 

[WFO Speedracer]

So you say electric is here but is really ?

Dozens of giant turbines at Scots windfarms powered by diesel generators

Scottish Power admitted 71 of its windmills were hooked up to the fossil fuel supply after a fault developed with their power supply. Dozens of giant turbines on Scotland’s windfarms have been powered by diesel generators, the Sunday Mail can

www.wind-watch.org

Electricity in the U.S. - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)

The major fuel/energy sources and their contribution to annual U.S. electricity generation.

www.eia.gov

dr feelgood - Bing video

www.bing.com

 

[WFO Speedracer]

One more item of interest, the upkeep on roads and highways are funded through gas taxes and vehicle license fees, expect there to be added tolls and fees imposed if that revenue suddenly dries up, that means more toll roads and bridges and fees based on mileage. You can damn well bet the government is not going to give up any tax revenue.


Here in Alabama they already added a 10 cent per gallon tax on fuel to defer highway maintaince costs and the tax goes up gradually year by year to keep up with rising costs.

Below is a link to a related story.


https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/new...sedgntp&cvid=5612d45d68a845cbb468819dcce73857

 

[Harbor]

Thought this was pretty good.. poring azz rain and we got an absorbent cotton towel covering for protection during high current 240v charging…

Edit: added an electric dragster

 

[WFO Speedracer]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/we...sedgntp&cvid=8712302c63764b9a8e0a762a40782834

I vote we change the name of this thread to Electric is queer

 

[fx1mark]

One more item of interest, the upkeep on roads and highways are funded through gas taxes and vehicle license fees, expect there to be added tolls and fees imposed if that revenue suddenly dries up, that means more toll roads and bridges and fees based on mileage. You can damn well bet the government is not going to give up any tax revenue.


Here in Alabama they already added a 10 cent per gallon tax on fuel to defer highway maintaince costs and the tax goes up gradually year by year to keep up with rising costs.

Below is a link to a related story.


https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/new...sedgntp&cvid=5612d45d68a845cbb468819dcce73857

And gas stations losing revenue from not selling gas plus all of the aftermarket performance companies, engine ,exhaust. The future is not bright for those companies. Borla has a new sound system to install on electric cars but it won't sell enough of those to keep them alive long term. https://www.borla.com/products/active-performance-sound-for-electric-vehicles/

 

[WFO Speedracer]

And gas stations losing revenue from not selling gas plus all of the aftermarket performance companies, engine ,exhaust. The future is not bright for those companies. Borla has a new sound system to install on electric cars but it won't sell enough of those to keep them alive long term. https://www.borla.com/products/active-performance-sound-for-electric-vehicles/

And gas stations losing revenue from not selling gas plus all of the aftermarket performance companies, engine ,exhaust. The future is not bright for those companies. Borla has a new sound system to install on electric cars but it won't sell enough of those to keep them alive long term. https://www.borla.com/products/active-performance-sound-for-electric-vehicles/

From what I have heard the Electric charging stations will be bigger with more resturants and shopping avenues presumably because of the time it will take to charge your cordless TRANSPORTATION DEVICES.

 

[WFO Speedracer]

Saw this the other day, it's defiantly worth your time to watch, it may very well be the future of transportation.

 

[WFO Speedracer]

So which Energy-consuming Method will be used to produce the Hydrogen that will finally power the Engine?

By Electrolysis which requires Electricity? By Coal or Gas conversion? By slow ineffcient Biological means?

Putting Lipstick on a Pig. Just a glorified long Exhaust Tail Pipe. The Energy still comes indirectly from the Power Plant or Refinery. Indirect means inefficient.

Production of hydrogen - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)

How hydrogen is produced with electrolysis and natural gas reforming.

www.eia.gov

Well not exactly if the new solar cells Nasa is developing work anywhere near as anticipated, JCB also has a plant in India, India has no coal, no oil and no natural gas, anything that comes to India is shipped in, what they do have is water and loads of Sun. Think outside the box you are stuck inside peeking out of.

I know this much I would much rather spend six minutes at a Hydrogen refueling station than three hours stuck at Walmart waiting on my electric battery to charge up.

 

[Quinc]

Problem is there is no where to fill up your hydrogen car..

 

[WFO Speedracer]

Toyota is all in on Hydrogen cars and not so much on EV, they won't put all their eggs in that basket.

 

[Quinc]

Unless Toyota is going to pay to have pumps installed all over the US I dont think people will be buying in any time soon. (currenlty only 45 stations for whole US) Plus you are looking at around 100$ per fill up to go 3-400 miles.

 

[mikesx]

So must keep both the following in mind when evaluating efficiencies:

1) Combustion Engine versus Electric Motor: ICE is about 30% efficient versus Electric Motor 70%+ efficient. Electric Motor wins.

Most Energy is lost as Thermal Energy (Heat).

2) Petrol Fuel Cell Energy Density versus Electric Battery Cell Energy Density: Petrol Fuel Cell wins. Better Energy Storage Method.

The Ambient Temperature also affects the Battery efficiency. At freezing Temps, the Battery output drops by 50% and the recharging is painfully slow and won't reach 100% full.

You can follow and research the Supply/Energy costs to "harvest" Oil versus generating Electricity. Make sure you add the Government Subsidies (Taxpayer/Your Money) to the total cost for each.

Or you can just calculate how much Surface Area Countries would need for Solar and Wind Farms to generate ALL the Electricty needed to support an ALL Electric Civilization of 8 Billion+. You will find , with simple 'Rithmetic, that there isn't enough Real Estate available on Land and Territorial Waters to make it work.

But, if you cut down the amount of Consumers (Human Population), then it might work...

By the way, https://www.zerohedge.com/weather/wind-power-makers-suffer-huge-losses-want-abandon-major-project

Agree with you about surface area for solar, wind, or even ethanol or bio fuels for that matter, there’s not enough to meet current or future demands. I am impressed with recent milestones reached with fusion , even though viable fusion reactors are perpetually 25 years away. Once they do arrive electric will be the end game, too bad I won’t get to see it.

 

[WFO Speedracer]

Unless Toyota is going to pay to have pumps installed all over the US I dont think people will be buying in any time soon. (currenlty only 45 stations for whole US) Plus you are looking at around 100$ per fill up to go 3-400 miles.

Iwatani Agreement 30 Hydrogen Stations in CA

Today, Chevron U.S.A. Inc. and Iwatani Corporation of America (ICA) announced an agreement to co-develop and construct 30 hydrogen fueling sites in CA by 2026.

www.chevron.com

Hydrogen | Climate Solutions

A low-carbon fuel

corporate.exxonmobil.com

Realize that the necessary infrastructure for everyone to switch to EV is not there either at this point in time.