JBChiangRai

Very boring & pedestrian performance

Or you only put 7Kg in for a wash/dry cycle. I have had a great experience with TCL air cons and TV's, so recently bought an American style side-by-side fridge/freezer for 11,000 baht and this washing machine. Too early to say about longevity, except the air cons are a fantastic product, right up there with the best.

Try leveling it for that wobble. Last month we got a TCL 10kg Wash, 7Kg dry machine with 1200 spin and 95C. 9,700 baht on Lazada. It's too early for me to recommend it, I am not a fan of washer dryers, but it's handy for towels or when it's raining. No vent needed for drying as it's condenser technology.

I like NiFe a lot, it might be difficult to program your inverter/chargers for NiFe but it’s fantastic for longevity, very heavy so only suitable for stationary applications.

Just to be clear, I kept my EV for 2 years, I bought in new from the main dealer in Bangkok and lost only 15% depreciation over the 2 years. I didn’t even have to pay any servicing.

I have 4 of these little mini's, 3 of them have 4K TV's/projectors as screens. All intel Ix with intel's 7th gen or later graphics (needed to offload 4k processing from the CPU). They are supposed to do HDR but they won't. Actually, I don't like HDR, mostly the pictures are too dark.

OK

Where appropriate and the meaning isn’t lost

Some of the enlightened already are

Oh yes we could cue: pantomime

My came with a new fangled Nuclear Backup Battery

No I only smoke the anti-EV’ers silly arguments

What are you smoking? I haven’t seen any EV owners here. Afraid of questions.

We have a very weak grid connection, I can't charge more than 2Kw at night, so I choose to charge it during the day at 5.3Kw I commute every 2-3 weeks to Chiang <ai where my daughters go to University, we have a 7.2Kw charging point there but it's not solar. I have only ever charged on one trip at any other public or private CS, obviously that is not solar either. 90% of my charging is from my solar system during the day here in Chiang Rai. I didn't buy EV's or Solar for the greenness they may have, it's purely economic for solar and mostly pleasure for EV, I love the way they drive.

You won't be getting your UK state pension at 65 years old, I think you will find you need to be 66.

I knew there had to be a rational explanation

First service for my MG4 yesterday, less than an hour and free. I told them I would have an MG4 X-Power when they get them. Lady sales manager says it is coming, she didn’t ask for a deposit, in my experience the staff at MG have more product knowledge about banana’s than their own cars.

I charge from solar.

The main cause of that is cake Wedding Cake

A vacuum cleaner for her wedding anniversary?

I prefer to refute them with statistics (eg prevalence of EV fires), where valid points are made, I accept them, you can see what I say about Hydrogen vehicles possibly being superior to BEV's, but H2 is just too little too late. There is no doubt whatsoever in my mind that BEV's are far superior to ICE vehicles, by almost every measure.

Folk like me? Do you mean people with EV's who defend them against the same old nonsensical arguments from the same old luddites who repeat themselves like broken records? It's probably true to say that for the members here who bought EV's, it was an epiphany about how excellent they really are and we like to share our good fortune and help others tread the same path.

In it's exact phrase, Edward Lorenz but in it's meaning it goes back to the 1800's and the German Philosopher Johann Fichte.

Great! So looking at that line on the graph we can expect 91.5% battery SoH after 250,000 km & extrapolating that line, more than 85% SoH at half a million km.

That was caused by an EV Butterfly effect. Fan came on whilst EV battery being charged causing ripples in the fabric of space-time and a typhoon on the other side of the world sank that banana boat. +1 to the Anti EV'ers.