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Kaye 2 year s ago
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Yeah because soaring energy inflation will have no impact on electricity costs at all. Frigging idiot.
Yeah because soaring energy inflation will have no impact on electricity costs at all. Frigging idiot.
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Woodrow 2 year s ago
Kaye, They gotta buy new batteries for 30K every 6 years as well.
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Rolly 2 year s ago
Woodrow,
Sounds like neither of you have been keeping up, given that both comments are, at best, woefully out of date.
Sounds like neither of you have been keeping up, given that both comments are, at best, woefully out of date.
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Alexandria 2 year s ago
Rolly,
Yeah, I've had a 5.3Kw system on my roof for the last decade, so don't really care about fluctuations in market rates. And the average age of battery replacement in cars is pushing 200,000 miles. I think we both suspect where the commenters above get their information.
Yeah, I've had a 5.3Kw system on my roof for the last decade, so don't really care about fluctuations in market rates. And the average age of battery replacement in cars is pushing 200,000 miles. I think we both suspect where the commenters above get their information.
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Brody 2 year s ago
Alexandria,I work with batteries, there is no way a Lithium battery will last 15-20 years like they are predicting.
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Gussie 2 year s ago
Woodrow, Yeah, same way the ICE cars need an engine replacement when you for get to change the oil and whenever you put gas in the tank of a diesel car.
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Brody 2 year s ago
Woodrow,
New batteries are about 6k every 5-6 years
New batteries are about 6k every 5-6 years
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Gussie 2 year s ago
Kaye, do you have any clue at all how much electricity it takes to refine oil into gasoline/diesel?
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Mally 2 year s ago
Misinformation, disinformation and gaslighting are strong in this gallery
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Alexis 2 year s ago
#43 its' not that we like deep frying all our food, we just don't like yours. And when we fly over and slap the $23 vegan muffin out of your mouth, then you can complain about our eating habits.
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Woody 2 year s ago
#14 Double 'stache.
Yeah because soaring energy inflation will have no impact on electricity costs at all. Frigging idiot.
Sounds like neither of you have been keeping up, given that both comments are, at best, woefully out of date.
Yeah, I've had a 5.3Kw system on my roof for the last decade, so don't really care about fluctuations in market rates. And the average age of battery replacement in cars is pushing 200,000 miles. I think we both suspect where the commenters above get their information.
New batteries are about 6k every 5-6 years