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Lee,
Correct, tough I only have the Booster modules, meaning that they need
the master's logic to regulate but there can be many parallel
Boosters, this can be used to make kiloWatt converters if needed.
See the user manual at:
http://www.vicorpower.com/documents/applications_manual/200VIJ00_Sect_0
> pay a cabbie $25 per trip to take you on local
> errands twice a week for 20 years
... but you still wouldn't get to drive an exciting, cutting edge EV,
aaannnddd... the cabbie probably drives an old ICE beater with
bedbugs in the upholstery. Ask me whose driving I have more
confidence in, t
Just a few reasons you won't see autonomous vehicles anytime soon.
..
“there are circumstances and events to which the system is not capable
of recognizing or responding. These include static objects and road
debris, emergency vehicles, construction zones, large uncontrolled
intersections with
This doesn't apply to everyone - it depends on where you live - but if
you're in a moderately populated area, for the $50k you'd pay for a Tesla 3
(I'm assuming $40k for the car and another $10k for the alleged self-driving
option), you could pay a cabbie $25 per trip to take you on local errand
A friend of mine has a model X. It opens the door for her when she walks up to
the car.
Ed
> On Mar 11, 2021, at 2:37 PM, Gail Lucas via EV wrote:
>
> Yes, Willie, but some of us would need an open the car door and help us in
> option too. I would not hesitate to trust the system as it won't
Cor van de Water via EV wrote:
I see discussion about using an AC to DC power supply as a 12V source
from the main pack. Alternative is to use real DC/DC converters
intended for this purpose.
I have a tray full of Vicor VI-B51-02 which are booster modules of the
VI-2xx type, see the datasheet wit
Yes, Willie, but some of us would need an open the car door and help us
in option too. I would not hesitate to trust the system as it won't be
eating, drinking, talking on the phone, putting on makeup, or on its way
after spending a few hours in a bar, as are many folks driving in my
area. You
I see discussion about using an AC to DC power supply as a 12V source
from the main pack. Alternative is to use real DC/DC converters
intended for this purpose.
I have a tray full of Vicor VI-B51-02 which are booster modules of the
VI-2xx type, see the datasheet with the model number decoder and th
On 3/11/21 2:17 PM, Mr. Sharkey via EV wrote:
> Tesla lawyers recently admitted the $10,000 option that Tesla
> sells as Full Self-Driving Capability is not, in fact, capable of full
> self-driving.
I still don't get the fascination with self-driving cars. If I was going
to cough up the a
On 3/11/21 10:36 AM, Peri Hartman via EV wrote:
https://www.seattletimes.com/business/tesla-touts-self-driving-to-consumers-to-the-dmv-it-tells-a-different-tale/
Musk has reasons to promote Full Self-Driving. The $10,000 option is a
balm to Tesla’s revenues and profits, although just how muc
> Tesla lawyers recently admitted the $10,000 option that Tesla
> sells as Full Self-Driving Capability is not, in fact, capable of full
> self-driving.
I still don't get the fascination with self-driving cars. If I was
going to cough up the asking price for the pinnacle of automotive
technolog
On 11 Mar 2021 at 16:36, Peri Hartman via EV wrote:
> Tesla lawyers recently admitted the $10,000 option that Tesla
> sells as Full Self-Driving Capability is not, in fact, capable of full
> self-driving.
Good grief. Completely apart from the outright deception here - ten
thousand dollars! I
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