Electric Vehicles

they do...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPVZGCGyAbo

 

Ok, that’s cool.

 

Could someone possibly give me some relevance to this Wendy's shit?

 

Sir, This Is A Wendy's, also written Ma'am, This Is A Wendy's, is a catchphrase used to deflect overbearing or subjectively annoying statements or questions, as well as comments that are bizarre or irrelevant. It's an offshoot of the Sir, This Is An Arby's meme and was first used on Twitter in 2012, though it has a likely origin from a 2008 episode of The Office. In 2020, an exploitable template emerged that used a SrGrafo cartoon showing a disgruntled Wendy's cashier talking to a customer. The template was used en masse for anti-memes and ironic memes on Reddit, among other platforms, going into the early 2020s.

Sauce (source):
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/sir-this-is-a-wendys

 

So, I am Groot

 

Do you want a Big Bacon Classic?

 

All you guys telling me electric cars will be so reliable never owned an electric scissorlift

 

While probably technically the truth, check this out.

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Yes, bacon only please. Get it here STAT!

 

Here's a bitch to the internet. SCISSOR LIFT FAILS GIF SEARCH CONTENT IS TOTALLY LACKING!

 

Can I add bacon to my baconator?

 

That would be a 'Baconator 3, Rise of the Bacon'

 

Allis Chalmers developed a fuel-cell tractor in the 1950s. Was driven by a 20 hp electric motor. That company was way ahead of it's time, they developed all kinds of technology, from mining equipment to submarines.

https://youtu.be/Jqv4getOCp0

 

We had a Allis Chalmers 44" walk-behind mower made in 1961...that was still in use in the mid-1990s by who we sold it to. Annual oil changes and new belts every couple years...and that was it.

As far as I know it's still in use.

 

I'll have a baconator. Extra pickles.

 

*sigh* Nope.

I'm gonna ballpark that rig as heavy as shit, and even with some really really efficient motors, you'll get 2 mi/kWh at most. You can also estimate the earth's solar influx at 1kw/m2. The roof area looks to be about 2m x 5m, or about 10m2, for a possible total solar influx of 10m2. Max possible solar efficiency, might be about 50% (most panels are somewhere around 20% with no signs of improvements, at reasonable cost) but let's say you got 50% for 5kw nameplate. You'll still only get 10 miles of driving per hour of sunlight. Nevermind using the AC/heat pump, powering your fridge, etc. Oh and gotta find the hot sunny spots instead of the shaded ones.

 

I'm waiting for the first Electric Powered Passenger Flight from New York to Paris.

 

I will let you be the one to discover that the range was misfigured

 

Not me, I'm sure the first flight will be volunteers only. Would suck to be on that plane and have the pilot announce that the battery supply will be short by a couple of hundred miles from shore.