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What I meant is he was wrestling with the inverter physically, not intellectually. I.e. the inverter (after they assembled the whole thing) was very large and h
by hristov 5y ago
What I meant is he was wrestling with the inverter physically, not intellectually. I.e. the inverter (after they assembled the whole thing) was very large and heavy compared to the one presented by the on ceo.
I guess I should have referred to the end of the video.
- cptskippy 5y agoAh... I completely misunderstood what you were saying. Is Tesla using silicon carbide chips in their inverters? While not as small as the ones the CEO is showing off, they're significantly smaller than what Ford and Nissan are using.