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[GmP]

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[GmP]

Aledo, TX

 

[GmP]

COTA, Austin, TX

 

[GmP]

Current location, the target of the roadtrip.

Now fingers crossed for a launch any day now, as I have to go back home starting next Wednesday.

 

[rjhoskins]

Can you give some details about the wrap and tint on your truck? I like the look. I would probably not go with the black out cantrail just because I would like the triangle outline to persist, but the rest of that is something I might do.

Pure PPF satin dark grey. Front door windows and port windows in Llumar Ceramic 25%. Windshield Llumar Ceramic 50%.

 

[RayzorBEV]

On a roadtrip

I stopped there in February for charging, on my way to Las Vegas

 

[RayzorBEV]

Fort Bliss, Texas. Home of the world famous U.S. Army 1st Armored Division, nick named the "Old Ironsides". From North Africa, to Southern Europe, to the Middle East..."Ironsides, Charge!"

Lots of DoD Teslas. Is that a oversized induction charge pad sandwiched between the Model 3

 

[HaulingAss]

Fort Bliss, Texas. Home of the world famous U.S. Army 1st Armored Division, nick named the "Old Ironsides". From North Africa, to Southern Europe, to the Middle East..."Ironsides, Charge!"

Lots of DoD Teslas. Is that a oversized induction charge pad sandwiched between the Model 3

That's a Beam solar charger/battery/sunshade all integrated into one unit. Perhaps it has it's niche use cases but it's not economically scalable enough to accelerate the transition to EVs. It's battery can only hold 40 kWh or less and it can't fast charge. Far too expensive for what you get (to move the EV adoption needle). With only 4.3 kW of solar, it can't even fully charge itself in one day! Even if it's sunny all day long.

This is the kind of thing greenwashers have wet dreams about, but that can't scale in the real world for economic reasons and also slow charging speeds (under 6 kW max). It's all show and no go. I can't imagine who dreams these things up, probably people who think "Elon bad" and don't know a kW from a kWh.

 

[RayzorBEV]

That's a Beam solar charger/battery/sunshade all integrated into one unit. Perhaps it has it's niche use cases but it's not economically scalable enough to accelerate the transition to EVs. It's battery can only hold 40 kWh or less and it can't fast charge. Far too expensive for what you get (to move the EV adoption needle). With only 4.3 kW of solar, it can't even fully charge itself in one day! Even if it's sunny all day long.

This is the kind of thing greenwashers have wet dreams about, but that can't scale in the real world for economic reasons and also slow charging speeds (under 6 kW max). It's all show and no go. I can't imagine who dreams these things up, probably people who think "Elon bad" and don't know a kW from a kWh.

If it makes sense, DOD probably won't go for it...Except they did went with the Tesla

 

[btcrealm]

Not mine and I don't know the exact location but all the jeep athon guys at their big event this weekend. One of them sent me this from there.

 

[hemiarch]

That is awesome. Urander or Cybertruckco rack? Can any of you experts identify it?

 

[hemiarch]

Fort Bliss, Texas. Home of the world famous U.S. Army 1st Armored Division, nick named the "Old Ironsides". From North Africa, to Southern Europe, to the Middle East..."Ironsides, Charge!"

Lots of DoD Teslas. Is that a oversized induction charge pad sandwiched between the Model 3

First time I’ve noticed your “diesel only” sticker/magnet/decal. Hilarious. I love it.

 

[btcrealm]

That awesome. Urander or Cybertruckco rack? Can any of you experts identify it?

The angle of the front coming up/back from the windshield reminds me more of the CybertruckCo one but other than that I can't tell.

 

[HaulingAss]

First time I’ve noticed your “diesel only” sticker/magnet/decal. Hilarious. I love it.

I think he should co-opt from the diesel truck guys a bumper sticker that reads:

"Real trucks don't have spark plugs".

See, the diesel truck guys understand that trucks like the Cybertruck have all the torque you need to be a "real truck" and that's because they don't have spark plugs!

 

[RayzorBEV]

I think he should co-opt from the diesel truck guys a bumper sticker that reads:

"Real trucks don't have spark plugs".

See, the diesel truck guys understand that trucks like the Cybertruck have all the torque you need to be a "real truck" and that's because they don't have spark plugs!

My airbag decal is also very popular

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