[StingrayblueSS]

Originally Posted by Michael-k

I see that you got that off of Wikipedia. Did you catch the founder of Wikipedia in the news recently? He said that it has been commandeered by the Left.

Here are some clues from your quote:
* "far-right" -- a term made up by Leftists, refers to a person or organization that does not support Socialism.
* "far-right libertarian" -- nonsense phrase (libertarian is a mix of right and left wing).

I think ault-right would be more accurate.

[Silver14]

Originally Posted by Michael-k

I see that you got that off of Wikipedia. Did you catch the founder of Wikipedia in the news recently? He said that it has been commandeered by the Left.

Here are some clues from your quote:
* "far-right" -- a term made up by Leftists, refers to a person or organization that does not support Socialism.
* "far-right libertarian" -- nonsense phrase (libertarian is a mix of right and left wing).

Do the comments of the Wiki cofounder invalidate Wiki's information?

Here's an opinion from not Wiki:
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/zero-hedge/

[95 imp]

Originally Posted by Silver14

I haven’t seen them around here yet, but my guess is solar canopies and more chargers will be installed as EVs become more widespread. Would be sweet to see some kind of solar charging on the vehicles themselves.

I don’t fill up my gas vehicle every time it’s driven, if EVs don’t charge at each destination maybe charger demand won’t equal # parking spots.

You realize that solar panels lose efficiency above 77*F......

https://ilumsolar.com/how-does-tempe...gy-production/

[StingrayblueSS]

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/m...na-165740.html

[Silver14]

Originally Posted by 95 imp

You realize that solar panels lose efficiency above 77*F......

https://ilumsolar.com/how-does-tempe...gy-production/

Yes. Is this leading somewhere, or just a statement that everything has an optimal operating temperature? They still work at temperatures other than 77*F, the article you posted uses an example that is 96.4% efficient at 95*F.

[ZED SLED]

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[95 imp]

Originally Posted by Silver14

. Would be sweet to see some kind of solar charging on the vehicles themselves.

Originally Posted by Silver14

Yes. Is this leading somewhere...

Just the fact that it would be hard (if not impossible) to fully charge a car with attached solar cells, especially when you lose efficiency on hot days and having them integrated on the body of a hot car.

[Silver14]

Originally Posted by 95 imp

Just the fact that it would be hard (if not impossible) to fully charge a car with attached solar cells, especially when you lose efficiency on hot days and having them integrated on the body of a hot car.

I was thinking more along the lines of it being used to supplement other charging methods, not to completely replace it. Looks like it's in development, will be interesting to see if it can supplement more of the EV charging needs as progress continues.



https://www.techradar.com/news/hyund...arge-other-evs


https://www.marketwatch.com/story/th...021-2019-07-23