Transitioning from a Commodore to an EV

[Immortality]

It's a 3 volt battery, so good for hearing aids or similar. Not sure how I'd feel having a small nuclear source next to my head TBH.

 

[lmoengnr]

well this could be a game changer china has developed a nuclear battery that last 50 years before in need to be recharge for every electric device you can think off

http://[URL]https://www.google.com/...ajBqMTWoAgCwAgA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#ip=1

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Made in china.

 

[07GTS]

well thats all that is in the EV battery packs just a few hundred thousand smaller batteries, soon as they get the nuclear battery to a D cell size u could use em all in a EV so no charging needed for 50 years, just dont worry bout the crash testing

 

[lmoengnr]

well thats all that is in the EV battery packs just a few hundred thousand smaller batteries, soon as they get the nuclear battery to a D cell size u could use em all in a EV so no charging needed for 50 years, just dont worry bout the crash testing

Chernobyl...

 

[07GTS]

Chernobyl...

just when u think an EV fire is hard to put out....

 

[shane_3800]

well this could be a game changer china has developed a nuclear battery that last 50 years before in need to be recharge for every electric device you can think off

http://[URL]https://www.google.com/...ajBqMTWoAgCwAgA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#ip=1

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https://youtube.com/@PlainlyDifficult?si=cLP3wAFZEWNSDkzb

That is a YT channel link to Plainly Difficult.
He mostly covers atomic energy accidents like how in Mexico some scrap metal guys got hit with ionising radiation from a medical source (cobalt from memory)
Then there was these Balkans guys that found an old soviet source ect ect ect.

If any moron (not you but governments) thinks this is a good idea then the world is screwed.

 

[MrBags]

It's a 3 volt battery, so good for hearing aids or similar. Not sure how I'd feel having a small nuclear source next to my head TBH.

What could possibly go wrong ………

 

[Immortality]

Russia made "nuclear batteries" probably some 50 years ago. There are some interesting video's about them, how they have been left abandoned....

 

[shane_3800]

Russia made "nuclear batteries" probably some 50 years ago. There are some interesting video's about them, how they have been left abandoned....

Yea, I beat you to it

 

[Paul Smedley]

Hey All,
Nothing too much to share - both cars still going well.

Model 3 now at 8482km. Lifetime charging cost now: $216.61. Equivalent cost in the ZB @ 12L/100km and $2/L = $2035 - so $1819 in fuel savings in ~9 months.
Model Y now at 4295km. Lifetime charging cost now: $11.94. Equivalent cost in the Astra @ 7L/100km and $2/L = $601.30 - so $589 in fuel savings in ~9 months.

Average cost of power used for charging in the Model 3 is 14.4 c/kWh*.
Average cost of power used for charging in the Model Y is 1.5 c/kWh.

Model 3 charging costs are still influenced heavily by being with AGL for 3 months before I switched over to Amber in late July. Also, I work from home a couple of days per week, so have been able to take advantage of negative grid pricing more often than with the 3.

Model 3: 2nd May - 2nd August - $169.75 in charging 571.24 kWh = 29.7 c/kWh
Model 3: 3rd August - 4th Feb - $46.86 in charging 933.27 kWh = 5 c/kWh