The problem is that solar panels generate on average about ten times as much in june as they do in december.
So whilst 220 miles a day is on for june, its 2.2 miles only in winter.
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More on electric cars.
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I wonder which comedian came up with the figures.....
I'm also suspcious of this free charging, will it be free from home too?
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Dunno but it tends to be unreliable...
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I have explained that you in the past. Unfortunately you are too dumb to understand.
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You must stop making things up.
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They were in Liverpool. This one bigger and made in Newport Pagnell.
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So what harmful toxic emissions come out of conventional modern cars then?
Possibly helps make up for all the extra weight they are carrying and the extra beneficences of the multiple conversions required.
Daft idea... build the nukes, then use the electricity to make synthetic liquid fuel. Anything else is just pissing in the wind.
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What CO2 and H2O...?
Unlike that coal fired power station running at 35% efficiency into a distribution network with 10% losses that you would rather use.
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They took his license way as he is too old.
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Its probably like the one I have - there is a button to push on the side that makes the little plastic man fly out of the ejector seat ;-)
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Dribble does not like numbers, they lay waste to his claims!
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drivel doesn't understand the word toxic.
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less than 2% actually, typically.
Still you cant run a car on coal can you?
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Sadly your explanation is only good enough for the likes of you who couldn't tell a gearbox from a combi boiler.
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But true. As was a BMW diesel - which is a fast car - using less fuel than the Pious over a normal suburban run - quite typical of how many use a car.
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CO2 is not toxic and neither are the "carbon particles" or the "numerous unburned hydrocarbons".
You should really learn what the word "toxic" means. Cyanide, f'rinstance *is* toxic.
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[snip harry's evasion]
So we'll take that as a "No", then.
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Well, if you bought an underground tank of petrol and forget the purchase price, that would provide free fuel too. Until it ran out. Solar panels failing with time, exactly the same.
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