Ralf001

Its only 2 stacks. Dont fold em.

hahahahaha

His pathetic family would start a gofundme

Yes mods.. please pull the pin on this <deleted>.

he needs a bullet

Hahaha A troll (likely is a mod) calling out to a moderator to ban someone. but yes Bob you need a bullet.

actually you do. I suggest a bullet

Bull<deleted>. you need moderation. or your a moderator.

does the motorway services do electrons via the charging port ?

inteesting.

the pub sub forum would be dead

ok so one would be <deleted> then. same scenario with an ICE vehicle. With an ICE vehicle the motor way rescue crew could come with a 5lt jug of fuel to get me going again......

yeah nice blurb. but if battery is low.... but has just enough indicated capacity to get home on a regular commute. if that commute doubles or triples due to congestion cause by accident or flooding will there be enough charge ?

ahh another that ignores my question.

Charging at home or work was not my question.

yeah........nah.

Lot of EV fanboi waffle. Reply in point form to my question please

Cool thanks, will look into it. The place I fuel up (company card) with diesel do not have a charge stations that I have seen..... but then I throw in 80lt of diesel (in a few minutes) and that lasts me a week so have not taken much notice of EV owners drinking lattes for an hour whilst their sewing machine charge up.

I live and work in Chonburi, which EV charging companies should I download an APP for and set up an account ?

reading you struggle with or are your eyes painted on ?

cool so hypermiling would have got me home. Thanks for answering what I assumed (wrongly as a butthurt sewing machine owner thought an insult was the answer was to be the the right angle)to be a basic question.

ok well answer the question. distance to home - 78km. battery distance to empty - 90km typical drive time is 1hr. road flooded drive time is 2.5hrs. would I have got home or would I have been stranded with no battery.

So... you have little knowledge as well. When EV's are rolling at crawling speed... with air con and mostly likely the radio they use zero battery... is that what you are saying ? cheers champ.

I have little knowledge of these sewing machine cars but..... My daily commute to and from work is 78km each way takes 1hr give or take. bit of a storm earlier this week in the Sriracha/Pintong area had the 7 motorway well flooded at the Laem Chabang intersection. Created heavy traffic congestion that resulted in my 1 hr commute taking 2.5hrs. I was fine with half a tank of dinosaur juice in the tank 2 packs of smokes and 6 pack of leos on the passenger seat but had me pondering. If I owned one of these sewing machine vehicle and was a bit low on battery but enough for a typical commute would I have made it home ?

Yeah allright <deleted>. Bury your head in the sand and believe a poorly written article as gospel.