Show us your animated GIFs... [Volume 4]
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k fest thread and it will get shut down.Nerdherder said:
I ran across a very sick GIF recently. So sick you might call it art. It's just a stickman cartoon, but really, it's insanely sick. Should I share it here?
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hidetheelephants said:
98elise said:
For a car?
It's simply not practical from an energy density and weight point of view with current battery technology. It can only practically done by a machine. Tesla demonstrated it years ago.
Its always been possible to do it on a scooter or bike. It just doesn't scale to powering 2 ton cars.
You can continue believing it's just the wrong attitude, but unfortunately engineers have to work within the limitations of physics/thermodynamics.
Edited to add.
Each of those batteries is 1.3 kWh and weigh 9 kg, so on a car it would be a huge bank of slots to fill, and a lot of lifting!
Exactly that, even a small car battery is going to be 150kg or more, mid-size car likely to be ~250kg. Maybe in a command economy, but not anywhere else would it make sense.It's simply not practical from an energy density and weight point of view with current battery technology. It can only practically done by a machine. Tesla demonstrated it years ago.
Its always been possible to do it on a scooter or bike. It just doesn't scale to powering 2 ton cars.
You can continue believing it's just the wrong attitude, but unfortunately engineers have to work within the limitations of physics/thermodynamics.
Edited to add.
Each of those batteries is 1.3 kWh and weigh 9 kg, so on a car it would be a huge bank of slots to fill, and a lot of lifting!
TYIA
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