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pchew
2mo ago
You can just remove the “old.” And view it on the JS invested “New Reddit” without logging in.
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pchew
4mo ago
They never released a single piece of supporting hardware for this, or even much documentation. Really a rather baffling release. You have to spec and source a controller, inverter, and battery yourself (and then figure out how you're
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pchew
6mo ago
They were(are?) the same backend, same world maps, same POIs. Maybe they diversified at some point but at launch the Gyms were 1 to 1 with Ingress portals in my city. It is interesting that the 'non-gaming' division of the split k
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pchew
6mo ago
Very interested in seeing how that rear fork holds up to the disc braking force without additional reinforcement.
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pchew
7mo ago
I have an iPad for the purpose of 3D modeling in Nomad Sculpt and Shapr3D. It’s an M2 Air, it’s still way overkill, and I’m regularly frustrated at how limited every piece of iPadOS software is compared to the hardware. The dichotomy of pri
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pchew
7mo ago
Zen has been signed for close to a year.
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pchew
8mo ago
>You keep throwing out specifications... >And for the last time... Well, neither of these are relevant to my original comment. I never commented on the value prop of the original install, only that your comparison in pricing is just n
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pchew
8mo ago
I'd love to know why you'd choose an EG4 18k (which is actually a 12k AC inverter, with a questionable track record on support and warranty) over a Sol-Ark 15k (which is actually a 15K AC inverter, and has tech support that respon
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pchew
8mo ago
Yes, 48 amps at 240 is 11.5kw. Each Powerwall 3 is 11.5kw(edit: not to be confused with its capacity which is 13.5 kwh, one is a power output, one is a storage capacity. Just so you don't go thinking that's some amazing mixup betw
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8mo ago
>These are not terms commonly used in the industry, thanks for the clarification. It's such an industry term that it's literally a named feature on multimeters. >The 18k provides 65A for a few seconds as an example. Yes, you
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pchew
8mo ago
Inrush is exactly what it says it is, it's inrush current. When you have a sudden surge on something, that's inrush. Lots of appliances in your home have a large inrush, much larger than the breaker they're on. Inrush happens
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pchew
8mo ago
This is still not an accurate comparison. I'm not a Tesla fanboy but of all of the major players in the non-diy game (Enphase, Franklin, Tesla, Sol-Ark) they provide the best value for money, and are impressive pieces of equipment. The
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11mo ago
There's literally thousands of e-bikes with touch screens and it would be unsafe for a bike of this weight to have anything other than hydraulic disc brakes, which are the standard for just about anything that isn't a road bike th
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pchew
1y ago
Interesting interpretation of 'good' in regards to cars.
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1y ago
Everyone is also glossing over the distinction that regardless of the actual amount, it's not at an actual voltage that can charge the battery to add mileage. You can hypothetically say that because it's offsetting the power usage
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pchew
1y ago
I have a 100w solar panel on top of my car...to tend a 12v battery. It's got a Dewalt battery charger, mikrotik ltap, and raspberry pi hooked up to it. Little hotspot with multiple sims and resource server(mainly just for fun). Anyone
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pchew
1y ago
Let's not forget to do the math on how much less efficient the vehicle is over all with panels strapped to the top messing with the aerodynamics. Even then, he said hybrid.
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pchew
1y ago
Pebble in the shoe, pebble in the nostril.
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pchew
2y ago
That's the plan for every other federal service. For public land in particular there's an extra fun bonus step of selling the land to be exploited fully. Look at the Secretary of Interior's record in North Dakota.
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pchew
15y ago
Sounds good. Sorry if that came off as harsh, I meant to expand on the 'you really need to' because there are similar services being offered by established tea retailers that do include all of that information, and such information is impor
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pchew
15y ago
Unless you plan on solely targeting entry level tea drinkers, you really need to provide more information about your tea. Give a preview of what you plan to ship for the next few months, the tea, the region it's from, when it was picked, et
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pchew
15y ago
It's all those clicks that do it, even when you can't see or feel it the sound of a buckling-spring keyboard just comforts you.
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pchew
16y ago
MIT's Technology Review: http://www.technologyreview.com/