Electric Propulsion Reality Check
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_naDg-guomA
Forum Discussion
Last month
1.7 gallons of gasoline
68 kWh of electricity
1117 liters of city water
35 gallons of purified water
4.5 pounds of beef
25 eggs
And a ton of vegetables.
So as far as a carbon footprint I am holier than a converted *****.
No cigarettes no beer no booze no whoopee drugs.
I am totally absorbed in my workbench hobbies. And perfectly happy with my medical progress. I saved six thousand dollars by having cataract surgery done in the states, and will save fifty-five thousand dollars on my spine surgery. Don't know how much on the arthroscopic surgery on my left hand. Hyaluronic acid injections in both shoulders is a specialty only available near the border.
Then I get to put the (literal) ton of newly purchased tools and inventory into a shipping container send everything home. Then go back to work on yachts and RVs. But this time with a PayPal account. There is an acute shortage of folks who can effectively correct marine systems in the states and zero in Mexico.
1.7 gallons of gasoline
68 kWh of electricity
1117 liters of city water
35 gallons of purified water
4.5 pounds of beef
25 eggs
And a ton of vegetables.
So as far as a carbon footprint I am holier than a converted *****.
No cigarettes no beer no booze no whoopee drugs.
I am totally absorbed in my workbench hobbies. And perfectly happy with my medical progress. I saved six thousand dollars by having cataract surgery done in the states, and will save fifty-five thousand dollars on my spine surgery. Don't know how much on the arthroscopic surgery on my left hand. Hyaluronic acid injections in both shoulders is a specialty only available near the border.
Then I get to put the (literal) ton of newly purchased tools and inventory into a shipping container send everything home. Then go back to work on yachts and RVs. But this time with a PayPal account. There is an acute shortage of folks who can effectively correct marine systems in the states and zero in Mexico.
