ExpatOilWorker

July 1, 2024 EV summary Thailand 🇹🇭. EV registrations: 126,458 Total EV miles driven: 691.9 million miles

Soon we can throw Vinfast into the dumpster fire 🔥.

I call my wife #1 every day of the week, but I sure don't have 2 wives. A savvy chart creator would have used the #1 of 2 nomenclature. Over and out from the FactCheck patrol.

The EV culling has already started.

I once tripped the 50 A breaker at my Bangkok condo. 3 ACs, oven, stove, TV, fridge, lights and maybe the water heater kicked in, using 12,000 W. This was unusual consumption, but 3,500 W is is cutting is short for peak load.

The 3.5 kW (not kWh) is V2L, power going from the vehicle to the house, separate issue. Using the EV as storage only works if you don't work and always stay at home during the day.

You need one of these.

WOW! You charged the mighty Seal 🦭 at 1,000 W for 2 whole hours, adding a whopping 2 kWh or 12 km of extra range. Impressive...not 😁 😂. How come your household only use 100-400 W throughout the entire day and night? Living in the dark sun ages?

A very tender meal 😋. ssstwitter.com_1721935790987.mp4

Nice cat 🐈 😻. We also have a pet. 20240708_172857.mp4

I have been working on my water storage tanks, but I now I am done and back under the bridge, enjoying the view.

Don't be sad, come over and sit next to me 😏 .

Battery energy density might increase 20-25%, but they will not increase x3-4, to keep the Cessna BB9 airworthy.

Hydrogen definitely is the way to go. Just imagine the quality of fires 🔥 we would have.

10:00 am: Tower to Cessna BB9, you are clear for takeoff. 10:04 am: Cessna BB9 to tower, Roger. V1, rotate, V2 and positive climb. Have a good day. 10:07 am: Cessna BB9, mayday, mayday. Low on fuel ⛽️, request immediate landing! Tower: Again???? That 200 kg battery pack will give you about 33 minutes of flying time and you need to maintain 30 minutes for a go-around or other emergency.

If you are not ready for an electric car 🚗 yet, you can always start out with an electric scooter from China, then Darwin will make the final decision for you. ssstwitter.com_1721838886316.mp4

The EVangelists always have some wonder future technology battery technology up their sleeve. Solid state is their favorite. Meanwhile in the real world things break down. Hansjorg von Gemmingen-Hornberg purchased his Model S in 2014 with just 18,641 miles. Since acquiring the car, he has driven close to 1.24 million miles, during which he needed 14 different engines and replaced the battery pack four times. https://essanews.com/retirees-tesla-model-s-hits-1-24-million-miles-with-14-engines,7013392170690177a#:~:text=Hansjorg von Gemmingen-Hornberg purchased,the battery pack four times.

The journey to understand EV owners always start with the first step: walk in their shoes.

Just out of curiosity and since you have the numbers, what is the precentage of EV on Thai roads out of ALL vehicles? Must be way under 1%.

This guy?

Biden should step down and Blinken should step up. He would make an excellent president.

Christopher G. Moore has material to write a new book.

An American decided to write a book about famous churches around the world. So, he bought a plane ticket and took a trip to Orlando, thinking that he would start by working his way across the USA from North to South. On his first day, he was inside a church taking photographs when he noticed a golden telephone mounted on the wall with a sign that read. '$10,000 per call'. The American, being intrigued, asked a priest who was strolling by what the telephone was used for. The priest replied. "That is a direct line to Heaven and for $10,000 you can talk to God". The American thanked the priest and went along his way. Next stop was in Atlanta. There, in a very large cathedral, he saw another golden telephone, with the same sign under it. He wondered if this was the same kind of telephone he saw in Orlando and he asked a nearby nun what its purpose was. She told him. "That is a direct line to Heaven and for $10,000 you can talk to God". "OK, thank you," said the American. He then travelled all across America, then onto Europe, England, Japan, and New Zealand. In every church he saw an identical golden telephone with the same. '$10,000 per call' sign under it. The American decided to travel to Thailand, to see if Thailand had the same phone. After he landed in Thailand, he went into the first church he found. There was the golden telephone, but this time the sign under it read. '40 Cents per call.' The American was surprised so he asked the priest about the sign. "Father, I've travelled all over the world and I've seen this same golden telephone in many churches. I'm told that it is a direct line to Heaven, but in all of them the price was $10,000 per call". "Why is it so cheap here?" The priest smiled and answered. "You're in Thailand now son......." "THIS IS HEAVEN," "so it's a local call’.🤣