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  1. mastertroll

    Solar Tonneau option

    I totally respect that answer and agree that you got to start somewhere but even the 2010 Prius had solar panel built into the top to run accessory
  2. mastertroll

    Solar Tonneau option

    There’s definitely a factor in it. Tesla was supposed to be the first—with the Cybertruck—to offer an automatic solar tonneau cover, but then they bailed on it. But keep in mind, Tesla is also the one that wants you to always charge between 20% and 80%, and then you find out the vehicle doesn’t...
  3. mastertroll

    Solar Tonneau option

    The solution needs to be more than just a solar cover on a bed. It still needs integration into the vehicle's inverter and battery.
  4. mastertroll

    Solar Tonneau option

    They make a 1 kW option for the lightning if I remember correctly. Probably the easiest application would be to have some sort of solar charging receptacle inside the bed. But if they engineer it correctly, it would be natively transferring power through a series of metal connections I would imagine
  5. mastertroll

    From a Tesla and Lightning Owner: Here’s What I Need to See from Scout

    That's good to hear Rivian does it too.
  6. mastertroll

    National tour when?

    Any plans for Scout to launch a tour soon so folks who haven’t seen the vehicles in person get a chance? We'd love to see you in OKC or Little Rock.
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    From a Tesla and Lightning Owner: Here’s What I Need to See from Scout

    I forgot one of my favorite features from Tesla that I would like to see in Scout. Whenever traffic starts moving or green light, I get a nice calm chime. It's like what you hear on a plane. It makes you feel like you are piloting. Also, if you sit taller, it saves you from having to look. I...
  8. mastertroll

    PLEASE DO NOT DO AN EXCLUSIVE DEAL WITH STARLINK - NO MUSK

    I absolutely would want starlink if it was the only option.
  9. mastertroll

    - Level 2+ Mobile Generator: Unlocking Full Harvester Potential

    Oh no, I didn't take it that way, but you def need the megaphone on these with custom lock sounds and horn noises. I wish you could still do custom driving noises bc it would be a fart the whole way.
  10. mastertroll

    - Level 2+ Mobile Generator: Unlocking Full Harvester Potential

    Def need the megaphone. Tbh.. the only reason I am on this forum is bc I was told that was the only way to get the info across and that Scout was looking for feedback. take care.
  11. mastertroll

    - Level 2+ Mobile Generator: Unlocking Full Harvester Potential

    I don't think there are any threads with this data. The more people that speak up can make changes.
  12. mastertroll

    Scout Motors Needs to Rethink “Local” Service. Don't do the Tesla model.

    VW’s involvement brings real advantages. It offers stability, funding, and manufacturing power. That kind of support can give people confidence that Scout is here for the long haul, not just a short-lived experiment. I don't want to do the whole Tesla thing again. I am hoping Scout can figure it...
  13. mastertroll

    Scout Motors Needs to Rethink “Local” Service. Don't do the Tesla model.

    If they partnered with VW at least with the rollout and building of the infrastructure then I think they would have way more purchases. If it comes down to towing and driving like with Tesla, that's going to scare away some people.
  14. mastertroll

    - Level 2+ Mobile Generator: Unlocking Full Harvester Potential

    I would hope it would at a minimum hit level 2+. Anything greater would be excellent 👌
  15. mastertroll

    Scout Motors Needs to Rethink “Local” Service. Don't do the Tesla model.

    One of the biggest concerns I have with Scout Motors’ current service plan is the definition of “local.” According to their roadmap, they aim to have service centers—called Scout Workshops—within 200 miles of 85% of buyers. On paper, that sounds reasonable. But in practice, it’s a logistical...
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    - Level 2+ Mobile Generator: Unlocking Full Harvester Potential

    Energy Required for 150 Miles of Range 150 miles ÷ 2.5 mi/kWh = 60 kWh Charging Time to Deliver 60 kWh Harvester OutputTime to Deliver 60 kWhRange Added per Hour 6.0 kW10.0 hours15.0 miles/hour 7.2 kW8.33 hours18.0 miles/hour 9.6 kW6.25 hours24.0 miles/hour 11.5 kW5.22 hours28.75...
  17. mastertroll

    From a Tesla and Lightning Owner: Here’s What I Need to See from Scout

    I just started researching today and really watching videos last night. I will definitely do more research.
  18. mastertroll

    From a Tesla and Lightning Owner: Here’s What I Need to See from Scout

    I would think to fully take advantage of the generator capability. It would be beneficial to be able to use it stationary, especially in emergency situations
  19. mastertroll

    From a Tesla and Lightning Owner: Here’s What I Need to See from Scout

    Curious if anyone knows, can you use the range extender as a generator and just recharge the entire battery?