Honda_TypeR
Honda_TypeR t1_j7jr28s wrote
While the speed of charging depends greatly on battery size, this is true of all level 1 chargers. Level 1 is something like 5 miles per hour of charging I think, so if you have a high mileage battery you're gonna be there for days (maybe 2-3 days for an average battery size).
If you want your vehicle to charge overnight you NEED to have a level 2 charger. That's like 6 times the speed of level 1.
If you want your vehicle to charge in an hour or two you need level 3 (but that's not something you will be installing in your home)
If you want an electric vehicle and want optimal charge speed you pretty much need to get a 240V AC outlet installed near your car bay. I could see how in the future this will be a common installation in garages of all new homes. We already do that in the dryer/washer rooms, since dryers always require very high voltage too. It's not something outlandish or out of the question to have installed. It costs maybe 2000 bucks to get a 240V line installed in your garage by an electrician. It's something to consider in the cost of gettin an EV. The level 2 chargers are like 300-1000 bucks on top of that.
Honda_TypeR t1_j7jmb8j wrote
Reply to comment by randomstranger454 in Video from epicenter of earthquake in Kahramanmaras , Turkey shows the city has been destroyed. by LillyTheElf
Wow all of those shops on the bottom floor are just gone from the building collapsing down on top of them.
Honda_TypeR t1_j7jitxb wrote
Reply to comment by aumin in Birds before the earthquake in Turkey by juniorgallina
"Here's the thing!"
Honda_TypeR t1_j7jh6vp wrote
Reply to comment by sik0fewl in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
We did, those are just high cut jogging shorts they are extra short so they do not interfere with your leg movement. It's a preference. You can still buy the same kind of short leg length today from big brands too.
Perfect example https://www.nike.com/t/dri-fit-fast-mens-2-brief-lined-racing-shorts-MQRW80/CJ7845-010
Honda_TypeR t1_j57tad4 wrote
Reply to comment by Spaaacce in PsBattle: swimming mask from 1920s by chandssss
Glory to you and your housssssse
Honda_TypeR t1_j2quyoj wrote
It's crazy how much death defying stuff he has done his whole life only to have a snowmobile crush him. The dude lived like a legend though. RIP
Honda_TypeR t1_iy76f1p wrote
Reply to car crashes into fireworks store! by mang3lo
This is like something Harley Quinn would do
Honda_TypeR t1_itoo9l8 wrote
Reply to comment by mrfuzzyshorts in 51 seconds you can afford to lose by Zecuji
Although, I did start to have a mental breakdown during the first 44 seconds
Honda_TypeR t1_it9vtql wrote
Summit-Fi batteries right there
Honda_TypeR t1_jdindk9 wrote
Reply to comment by andysaurus_rex in About to enter “zen” in a massage chair with Fiio BTR7 and HD800s. by samaxe1000
Until you hear about how common it is for people to become trapped inside them and someone needs to call 911 to come and rescue them out of it.
https://www.insideedition.com/are-massage-chairs-safe-inside-edition-investigates-as-over-2000-er-visits-in-last-decade-involved
It’s crazy how if the chairs air mechanism breaks the airbags inflate and refuse to release the air and your limbs can become fully immobilized so you’re permanently trapped.
Just make sure you always use those things around another person so they can call 911 for you if the chair fails. If you live alone, don’t ever buy one.