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I always expect you to acknowledge reality , but you never do ?Originally posted by newguy View PostA phone that you can hold in your hand does way more than a computer that took 1000sq ft room to fit into 50 years ago.I expect battery technology is going to take leaps and bounds in efficiency in the next few years.
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I'm not sure that has anything to do with the batteries themselves. The amount of parasitic drains on newer trucks and equipment keeps increasing with the added electronics. New batteries seem to last just as long in older equipment without electronics.Originally posted by cropgrower View PostGarbage , Batterys are getting worse , 15 or 20 years ago Tractor and vehicle batterys lasted way longer than they are now
And lead acid batteries have little in common with Li-Ion batteries.
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The article Chuck2 cut and pasted was all about the need to raise the road tax higher on gasoline to pay for roads. There is no road tax on electricity. Switching to EV’s will make the problem far worse. What is the solution?Originally posted by newguy View PostA phone that you can hold in your hand does way more than a computer that took 1000sq ft room to fit into 50 years ago.I expect battery technology is going to take leaps and bounds in efficiency in the next few years.
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While at the same time there will be even more need for even higher road tax to pay for the increasing damage from the increasing weight of the electric vehicles.Originally posted by Hamloc View PostThe article Chuck2 cut and pasted was all about the need to raise the road tax higher on gasoline to pay for roads. There is no road tax on electricity. Switching to EV’s will make the problem far worse. What is the solution?
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A bit of a story. Was looking at my daughter’s electricity bill. She said it seemed a bit high. She was on the variable rate plan which fluctuates with market conditions. The majority of her power she payed 18.7 cent/kilowatt and some of it she payed 27.6 cents/kwh. Long story short with Transmission and Distribution charges all in she payed 35 cents a kilowatt! Holy smokes. Now of course Chuck2 and Newguy will attack Alberta’s privately owned utilities. I guess it could be publicly owned and subsidized. Plugging in the fixed rate I am on the cost would be 21.60 cents per kilowatt. Regardless, with all the bragging Chuck2 does about all the wind and solar Alberta is adding to the grid electricity should be cheap shouldn’t it? Hmmm, in Alberta on the variable rate option which reflects market conditions apparently not!!! Government wrong again!! What a shock🤪Originally posted by fjlip View PostSock it to EV with high road taxes, parking costs, charger cost, triple or more electrical transmission costs....soon F it, too expensive!
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Are you sure they aren’t the same person? Both seem to have disappeared from this debate!?Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostYou are a carbon copy of chuck. This is his solution every time someone points out a problem in the here and now. Some yet to be developed pie in the sky technology, defying the laws of physics and economics.
Have you considered merging your two accounts into one in the name of efficiency? You both sing from the same hymnal.
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The loony tunes must be at their summer retreat getting new talking points from Trudeau.
They will all magically show up all at once in a few days. Just like before, they all disappear then all show up on here the same day signing the same tune as every talking point from the Feds and MSM . Rinse wash repeat and troll away
Or ……. They all got “sun poisoning†and are in hospital recoveringLast edited by furrowtickler; Jul 24, 2023, 08:36.
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