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  1. Logan

    Harvester Directly Powering Motors?

    Does that theoretical setting just prevent you from hitting 88mph? Or does it disable the time circuits? The first one seems easier, but the second one seems like a better implementation. Or maybe they're just assuming the battery pack can't produce the 1.21 gigawatts, and that we won't be...
  2. Logan

    Harvester Directly Powering Motors?

    Biff. Is that you? (Side note, as a young kid, I was definitely confused on what exactly an almanac was due to Back to the Future. First time I saw a farmers almanac I was like "SWEET, we're RICH!". Took me a hot minute to realize what my 6yr old brain had thought it learned from that movie...
  3. Logan

    Dedicated space for trash and tissues and overall cleanliness?

    I was just giving you a hard time :O. I totally agree, and already upvoted :). (for the record, I don't "put" things between cushions... but, somehow they get there anyway :/). On road trips, what we usually end up doing is a dedicated trash bag, that ends up attached to an armrest, or in a...
  4. Logan

    Dedicated space for trash and tissues and overall cleanliness?

    Dedicated space for trash/tissues? My current car has that. It's "all of the cupholders, as well as the crevices between the front seats and console, front seats and door, and the rear seat cushions, and finally, the floor of the backseat". At least according to my kids. Is that not what you...
  5. Logan

    Harvester Talk: Q&A

    Heh, apparently I'm fine diving off at random into the weeds :D. Same page here, on all of that. Cheers :).
  6. Logan

    Accessories Poll For Scouts

    You just described like 78% of my T shirt wardrobe :).
  7. Logan

    Harvester Talk: Q&A

    All great stuff. Small caveat/tweak. For EREV's, I think the ideal battery size is larger than for a normal PHEV. Mostly because you lack the mechanical connection to the wheels means that you need a larger buffer of battery storage to remain useful on the highway, in the mountains/etc. I'm...
  8. Logan

    12v Battery: Not an afterthought

    Interesting, I’ve never heard that before. My 2022 Hyundai Tucson has a fob, but when the 12v battery is dead, there is a physical key hiding in the fob, and a hidden lock on the door handle (under a cover).
  9. Logan

    12v Battery: Not an afterthought

    Same page here. I figured this was likely covered in that 80%. But... uh, I'd rather make sure that they know this is something we care about before the vehicle configuration tool goes live :).
  10. Logan

    12v Battery: Not an afterthought

    Yeah, maybe I should change the title of the thread. We don't know if it will be 12v, 16v, or even 48v. But whatever the low voltage battery is, I don't want it to be something that is an afterthought/impossible to get to (I do NOT want to go to a service center to get a 12v battery replaced...
  11. Logan

    12v Battery: Not an afterthought

    Random thought (prompted by @Scoutsie ). Sadly, the 12v battery is something of an afterthought for many EV's. Often leading to them being buried somewhere random/hard to access. And it failing can often be a big pain in the butt. You often can't even get into the vehicle, it might not drive...
  12. Logan

    Harvester Talk: Q&A

    I think that most of the people reserving the Harvester are thinking it works differently than what you're describing there, which is why it has such a large reservation rate right now. I'm projecting here, but as I am a Harvester reservation holder, I'm hoping its close? But I'm currently...
  13. Logan

    Over-the-air-updates?

    I understand that it is a bit sensationalized. But what I was trying to convey is that "even if they notice it relatively quickly, and halt a bad update, some people are still going to receive it." IE, if you were part of the 3%, it would still be a pain, even though, as you mentioned, it...
  14. Logan

    Over-the-air-updates?

    Fwiw, bad updates are still a thing. And the ability to revert to LKG in those situations would great. For any updates that are bad, there is usually “someone” out there in the field getting the bad stuff first. Then they get metrics/feedback about the update being bad, halt the rollout, and...
  15. Logan

    What is one feature you hope Scout will include that has not yet been shown?

    I’m… not an XM radio person. I got three months of free XM radio when I bought our Tucson, and never even attempted to use it. But, it’s fine with me if they include the feature. Although it’s annoying how high pressure they are with trials. They called me… a lot. Separate topic. Has...
  16. Logan

    Scout Traveler/Terra RC Rock Crawler?

    Oooh, nice find. I've actually got a 1/18 scale panda hobby crawler. They're really quite fun, and easy to pack around. They are a bit small for using outdoors, but for inside the house, they rock (heh). I got it during Covid when we couldn't go out as much, and I brought a bunch of river rock...
  17. Logan

    Harvester Talk: Q&A

    I "imagine" the most likely situation is probably close to a combination of 1, and 3. Pure conjecture, but based on some other stuff. AFAIK, once you get into the 0-1% range with an EV, you might get into the situation of reduced performance. This means to get all the performance back, you...
  18. Logan

    240V Outlet on Traveller

    Bi-directional charging is awesome. Or, rather, its awesome "sounding". Except to implement it I need a special charger, to pay a specific company to come install it, etc. Which means at the end of the day, I'm way more likely to just back the thing out of the garage, and plug it into the...
  19. Logan

    Size comparison

    Interesting. Looks like the fender flares of the Bronco are close to the width of the scout. But the cabin/greenhouse enclosure is much narrower. Looks like the scout should have a lot more interior space/have a more open feeling greenhouse. Which makes sense. A bench seat for 3 across...
  20. Logan

    Future Model: Scout Sport- Smaller, and more efficient, but still capable.

    My zero turn lawnmower is similar. When I worked commercial landscaping in high school, we always argued over who got to drive it, or the bobcats :D. (side note, the stand-behind bobcats, can be crazy to drive on pavement, and it can really get bucking around like a rodeo bull... good fun :D).