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Bandersnatch

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  1. 10 hours ago, mistral53 said:

    This will sound a bit selfish, but I am already salivating about getting my hands on a 50+ kWh battery pack on the cheap as a home solar back-up battery from a salvaged EV.......... I am actually wondering whether I should buy one of the entry level EV's just for the battery, discarding the car bits - would still be half of what solar installers quote for batteries.


    Did you see any of my videos about using my BYD Seal to power my home. I can power the house all night and it takes less than an hour to charge it back from my solar system. 
     

     

     

  2. 40 minutes ago, parallelman said:

    I was keeping the discussion relevant. If you had read the post correctly you would have noted that the video I saw made me think of the recent motor show in Thailand raised increased interest in EV's and  was asking how a similar situation in Thailand would be dealt with. Perhaps you know and if so simply write and answer. Do you think Thai insurance companies write the vehicle off, bypass the dealership and go direct to the vehicle manufacturer or some other process?

     

    All I've seem from your posts so far is that you want to take this discussion off-topic so I will not waste any more of my time replying to you.

     

    4 hours ago, parallelman said:

    I don't intend to buy a new car EV

     

  3. 8 hours ago, zoolander said:

    I do have 2 electric cars that maybe I could change any excess energy.

     

    Like yourself I have 2 electric cars, prior to getting my second I was producing more power than I could use and as my hybrid off-grid inverters could not export so power was being curtailed.

     

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    Now I am finding that I run my house batteries down sometimes so I plan to do a system tweek that I will post about later. My BYD Seal has V2L so I am using it as backup power via my inverter.

     

    I have 3 Growatt SPF 5000 ES inverters. My original solar system is a stand alone backup system which now redundant due to the V2L. I plan to give my old inverter to a mate and buy a 4th Growatt, that will give more peak load power.

     

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  4. 5 minutes ago, HighPriority said:

    Here in rural Darwin our power supply is fairly dodgy by western standards.

    A couple of times each wet season we’ll lose power for an hour or two, after a cyclone 5 years ago it was out for 3 days in my neighborhood and a mate was in the dark for a week.

     

    I have solar and use my EV for extra backup

     

     

     

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  5. 41 minutes ago, placeholder said:

    That is a genuine issue. Much of the problem has to do with the weight of the battery. As time goes by and batteries become more and more efficient, this should be less of a concern.


    It is important to remember that due to regenerative breaking in EVs very little break dust is emitted.
     

    Also no diesel particulates.

     

    EVs generally have more advanced tech than ice cars and traction control which prevents wheel spinning is very common.

     

    EVs sold in Thailand generally weigh less than the average pickup truck that seems to be the vehicle of choice here. 

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  6. @sometimewoodworker  This my opening post to this topic over 4,000 posts ago.

     

    “This is a discussion about EVs available or coming to Thailand. Not private imports but cars supported here with a dealer network.

     

    Are you interested in an EV as your next car if so which one and why?

     

    Do you know of any breaking news about EVs in Thailand? If so post here. 

     

    This not a discussion about EVs v ICE cars  - for that go here:

    https://aseannow.com/topic/1246109-ice-vs-ev-the-debate-thread/

     

    This is not a discussion about Chinese cars - for that go here: 

    https://aseannow.com/topic/1235921-why-so-many-chinese-cars-mg-cars-do-people-only-care-to-buy-something-cheap-whatever-is-the-quality/

     

    Mods please delete any posts that try to hijack this thread”

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  7. 7 hours ago, GinBoy2 said:

    Jeez, you guys amaze me.

     

    I never said the technology is available right now.

     

    What I said, and parse this however you want to spin it, is that EV's aren't the long term solution

     

    “Jeez” You didn’t provide any evidence to support your theories. So here is some for the counter argument.

     

    H2 filling stations around the world are closing now, not expanding:

     

    https://innovationorigins.com/en/first-shell-now-motive-hydrogen-fuel-station-closures-continue-in-the-uk/

     

     

    Reservations at this month’s BKK Motor show provide evidence that there is a growing demand for EVs here as 6 of the top 14 brands are companies that sell EVs

     

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  8. 28 minutes ago, sometimewoodworker said:

    The reports are leaking out from China,


    Reminder, the title of this topic is “Electric Vehicles in Thailand”

     

    I asked you to post evidence of BYD traction battery fires in Thailand. You failed to do so because there hasn’t been a single BYD traction battery fire in Thailand. 
     

    If you can’t post evidence for your BS theories we don’t want to hear from you.

     

    Start your own topic and don’t try to hijack this one or as OP I will report you.

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