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โMay-31-2023 06:44 PM
Turtle n Peeps wrote:
We are talking TOWING a travel trailer. This is a travel trailer forum. Not an electric car forum or a boat boat towing forum.
โMay-31-2023 06:34 PM
Groover wrote:Turtle n Peeps wrote:time2roll wrote:
OK if a gallon is 34 kWh and a gas vehicle goes 10 mpg and the EV goes 30 to 50 miles on that same energy there must be a bit more math involved or some laws of physics are broken.T&P wrote:
Electric motors are "around" twice as efficient as a gasoline engine
(I stated that above)
The math work and I have proved it several times on this very forum.
Oh BTW. Electric mileage drifts around much like mileage on gas diesel or coal or natural gas. How fast you go, how much weight you are towing, how tall the load is and about 20 other things make a big difference.
BTW, btw, the powers that be said they will not make a new battery for my plug in electric car, and they won't fix it even though it is under warranty. I will learn how much money I will receive this week.
Fun times for sure.
I get just under 4 miles per kwh in my Model Y which is over 130 miles on 34kwh. My son's Model 3 does about 10% better than that. I am going to say that based on my personal experience the math is off by a factor of roughly 3 for Teslas. Your unspecified brand may be quite different.
Pulling my 21' offshore fishing boat with the Y cuts my mileage roughly in half.
โMay-31-2023 08:56 AM
Turtle n Peeps wrote:time2roll wrote:
OK if a gallon is 34 kWh and a gas vehicle goes 10 mpg and the EV goes 30 to 50 miles on that same energy there must be a bit more math involved or some laws of physics are broken.T&P wrote:
Electric motors are "around" twice as efficient as a gasoline engine
(I stated that above)
The math work and I have proved it several times on this very forum.
Oh BTW. Electric mileage drifts around much like mileage on gas diesel or coal or natural gas. How fast you go, how much weight you are towing, how tall the load is and about 20 other things make a big difference.
BTW, btw, the powers that be said they will not make a new battery for my plug in electric car, and they won't fix it even though it is under warranty. I will learn how much money I will receive this week.
Fun times for sure.
โMay-30-2023 02:40 PM
womps wrote:
Best selling car, not vehicle.
โMay-30-2023 02:12 PM
โMay-30-2023 11:38 AM
Turtle n Peeps wrote:Interesting that a warranty claim could total the vehicle and that a buy out would be an option.
I will learn how much money I will receive this week.
โMay-30-2023 08:16 AM
Turtle n Peeps wrote:
BTW, btw, the powers that be said they will not make a new battery for my plug in electric car, and they won't fix it even though it is under warranty. I will learn how much money I will receive this week.
Fun times for sure.
โMay-29-2023 08:06 PM
time2roll wrote:
OK if a gallon is 34 kWh and a gas vehicle goes 10 mpg and the EV goes 30 to 50 miles on that same energy there must be a bit more math involved or some laws of physics are broken.
T&P wrote:
Electric motors are "around" twice as efficient as a gasoline engine
โMay-29-2023 02:51 PM