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Marco Rubio Demands Apology from Zelensky After Heated Oval Office Clash
From an alternate universe… Swalwell is an abject corrupt leftist idiot with no credibility. Zelenskyy proved himself an incapable failure whose in way over his head, a total clown show he put on. -
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Repatriating U.S. Pensions
Why do I get the feeling Heir Trump will (at some point) make the move to repatriate U.S. pensions, blaming the harsh economy at home? Things are getting bad here. Homes are not selling. Housing sector layoffs are the last thing needed now. Do you think Trump will eventually make it mandatory to live in the U.S. to receive your U.S. gov. sourced pensions? What would you do if that came to pass? This could also come to pass as some form of retaliation, as there is a wave of retaliation theater going on between these one world government colluding nations... Thoughts? -
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EV Charging Stations (CS)
43Kw AC chargers do exist....they are used for heavy duty vehicles/trucks/buses/etc., which have such capability. Now regarding DC chargers say in the 20KW to 40KW ballpark which are becoming more common (a lot of them used by the iGreen+ charging network here in Thailand that seems to concentrate on chargers for condo buildings) such small DC chargers are good thing...better than having 7/11/22 AC chargers. And these small DC chargers are only little larger than AC 7/22KW chargers. Small DC chargers are for a specific market segment; not really for the fuel station segment where people want fastest possible charge while they take a bathroom break, grab a bit to eat before continuing on down the road. Say you had a EV that had 7KW AC charging capability (which is very, very common on EVs like Atto, Dolphin, Neta, just many, many models) "and lived in a condo" which only had space and electrical wiring to support up to around 30KW (AC or DC) as installing a BIG DC charger of 50KW or more takes more room, heavy duty (and expensive) electrical wiring hookup. And the condo may only offer limited charging/reservations windows of say 2 hours in order to allow more condo EV owners to have a shot at charging their EV while parked in the condo parking area. Would you rather be able to hook your EV with 7KW onboard charger into an AC 22KW charger and only get a 7KW charge rate which would add around 10% charge per hour.....OR into a DC 20 or 40KW charger and get a 20-40KKW charge rate (a much higher charge rate than AC charging) as the EV onboard charger is not being used/required, but the DC charge is coming directly from the DC 20-40KW charger. Plug me into that small DC charger. Yea, small DC chargers are becoming more numerous in/around condo type building and even small businesses which want more than AC7/11/22KW charging capability and can't afford (nor want) a BIG six foot tall charger with all its heavy duty (and expensive) wiring/transformer requirements. Example of 43KW AC chargers Example of a DC 20-40KW charger when side by side with a 7/11/22KW AC charger and a big DC charger -
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Skype to be shutdown in May
Lots of helpful info, thanks to members for taking the time to post, However, they mostly seem to be concentrating on business use with monthly subscriptions. I use Skype with a prepaid 10 pounds sterling, with automatic top up when it went to 1 pound. I only use it to call my UK bank, or the government pension people, so a monthly fee would be a waste of money. Any tips for a system that is only used about eight times a year?........cue the jokes now......... -
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New England Ocean Warming Slows, but Temperatures Remain High
Ooh! Can its name be changed to the Gulf of Canada? 😂 -
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Former Bank of England Chief Warns Income Tax Hike is Inevitable, Criticizes Reeves’ Promise
Like the Tories and student loans.
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