Reminds me of that game show where 200 midgets pulled a plane against 1 elephant or something, and that sumo wrestler who lost in tug of war to that gorilla
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There isn’t that much copper in them, but it’s enough for some
Still, the more cables the thieves can steal, the more they can cash in. At $20 a cable, 20 stolen cables could fetch $400.
This lady pulled into private property and started using a dude’s charger. Then says her husband is an attorney, lol.
I mean, that’s fake a fuck but if it was me step 1 would be shut the power off at the breaker and step 2 would be call the police for trespass and theft.
Right? Why are these things so expensive. All I want to do is scoot around the lake silently.
My only guess is because people are buying them. You can buy a non-powered foil board for $1000. There isn’t $10k worth of tech in an e-foil. I want one to take out with us on the boat just to play around on when we’re hanging out at anchor, but I’m in the 2-3k range in worth, not 11K+.
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This looks way more fun, and safe.
Alrite I bought the damn thing 
If anyone sees some guy at delware park on the grass falling down it’s probably me
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did you take a bite out of the side?
i did, i couldn’t risk losing any ice cream as it melted away
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600 mile solid state batteries on the way from Samsung. Sounds like Toyota and others will start with them in higher end vehicles due to cost.
https://www.thelec.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=29222
Also talking about 9min charging.
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How many amps are needed for a charger that can charge a pack that big in 9 minutes? Does each charger come with it’s own nuclear reactor?
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This tech will will be what changes the game. There are a few companies in this space, quantumscape being one of them.
