So who will be first with an electric pickup. And when.

Can anyone visualize a Diesel-Electric, or perhaps Hydrogen-Electric pickup towing a fiver? I can't wait!

John & Angela wrote:

drsteve wrote:
Doesn't anyone know how to set the width when they post pics?

Whoops, missed it.

Fixed. Of course another way to say the above would have been "John can you change the size settings on your image". Always time for good manners.

Cheers.

John

My question wasn't aimed at you in particular, it just happened that this was about the third thread in a row I viewed where someone posted a huge pic. Didn't intend to ruffle any feathers. My apologies.

I guess the real question is why doesn't the forum code resize everything automatically?

John & Angela wrote:


I think a lot depends on the campers and the time of the year. Furnace use when it is colder. (we don't use AC when dry camping so not a thing). Eating up 25 percent of range shouldn't be a big deal depending on where you camp I suppose. I didn't understand your comment on 40 miles from home. Why would proximity to home come into play. Did you mean 40 mile from the DC fast charge point? Sorry we might be on different wave lengths here. No worries.

I agree it would be a very useful thing for contracters. Maybe even a 240 volt feed for bigger power tools.

If it's got a 150mile range and you eat up around 38 miles with house loads and you want some reserve in case you get diverted, that leaves you with around 80miles total range (if you want to argue 90 or even 100 fine but the point still stands). Most boondocking or rustic camping is away from built up areas, so unlikely to have a supercharger handy. So round trip is around 40 miles.

John & Angela wrote:

drsteve wrote:
Doesn't anyone know how to set the width when they post pics?

Whoops, missed it.

Fixed. Of course another way to say the above would have been "John can you change the size settings on your image". Always time for good manners.

Cheers.

John

I think everyone expects the poster to review his post for errors. This one seemed pretty obvious. :)

1320Fastback wrote:
Saw this over on Reddit in the Rv sub. Owner said it reduced the range from 250 miles to 100 miles, weighs 3700 loaded and puts 400 down on the tongue.

Low profile Trailmanor would give more space and more range.

drsteve wrote:
Doesn't anyone know how to set the width when they post pics?

Whoops, missed it.

Fixed. Of course another way to say the above would have been "John can you change the size settings on your image". Always time for good manners.

Cheers.

John

Apparently not. Stick 400 or less in there and you're good to go. Easy, peasy.

Doesn't anyone know how to set the width when they post pics?

1320Fastback wrote:
Saw this over on Reddit in the Rv sub. Owner said it said it reduced the range from 250 miles to 100 miles.

https://i.imgur.com/kyUQSlE.jpg

I believe it. One of the guys pulling one of the small airstream Bambis dropped the range on their X 100 from 320 to 200 miles. I think a tear drop would be better suited to an X. Less front cross sectional area,

Here is a P90 pulling a different airstream. This one has a little longer range. I think these guys get around 150 miles with reserve. If I was pulling something like this though I would be getting the P100.