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Not sure what the location of solar panels has to do with charging cars, to be honest. The point is that people will mainly charge their cars at their homes in
by strictnein 4y ago
Not sure what the location of solar panels has to do with charging cars, to be honest.
The point is that people will mainly charge their cars at their homes in the evening, when solar power is low/non-existent. You're not charging them during the day because you're using them.
- Schroedingersat 4y ago60kWh of battery per car: Inevitable Someone wanting to charge with 2c/kWh power during the day rather than 20c/kWh at night: Inconceivable! 70kWh of battery per car with 10kWh at the solar panels: Impossible! A 20A AC extension cord at work: Inconceivable!
- strictnein 4y agoYes, I clearly claimed all of those things. Being snarky isn't the same as being clever, but I'm sure you've convinced yourself otherwise.
- Schroedingersat 4y agoAnd repeating tired lies is much less clever than pointing out the implied impossibilities, but I'm sure you've convinced yourself otherwise.
- ben_w 4y ago> Not sure what the location of solar panels has to do with charging cars, to be honest. > You're not charging them during the day because you're using them. "Everywhere" includes "on the cars" (covering 80% of mean usage because most people aren't commercial drivers) and "car parks" (because even commercial drivers take breaks, or at least that's my understanding of the law in various places).