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I'm sure everyone will have their own, but some examples off the top of my head: * In the video about EVs not illuminating the brake light when regen braking,
by burnerthrow008 2y ago
I'm sure everyone will have their own, but some examples off the top of my head:
* In the video about EVs not illuminating the brake light when regen braking, he confidently assumes that the problem is with all EVs, not just the particular brand of EV he drives.
* Not knowing that inverter microwaves exist, and confidently asserting that you can hear every microwave cycle on and off.
* (Over a series of videos) Letting his hatred for Tesla color his videos about EV charging.
For the last bullet: He went on and on about how every other brand uses CSS (with no acknowledgement that more than half of EVs in the US were, and still are to this day, made by Tesla). He ranted that CCS was obviously superior, argued that Tesla was trying to lock in their customers (despite EVgo and a couple others already offering Tesla plugs).
After the industry switched to the "inferior non standard", he started parroting the lines "well Tesla is just CCS anyway" and this is "Good For Bitcoin^H^H^H EVs".
It's too bad because there was actually a lot of good info in his EV charging videos. They're just so heavily slanted that I can't recommend them to anyone.
- gattilorenz 2y agoThanks for sharing! I don’t think the first point is fair tho. If this [1] is the video, at 1:27 he talks about two specific manufacturers. The point of the video was that regulations are outdated so different manufacturers can implement stuff differently, not that “everyone does it wrong”. Around the 13 minutes mark he speaks about GM doing the right thing. [1] https://youtu.be/U0YW7x9U5TQ https://youtu.be/U0YW7x9U5TQ