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    Additionally, Scout Motors wants to hear your feedback and speak directly to the rabid community of owners as unique as America. We'll use the Scout Community to deliver news and information on events and launch updates directly to the group. Although the start of production is anticipated in 2026, many new developments and milestones will occur in the interim. We plan to share them with you on this site and look for your feedback and suggestions.

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    So, welcome to the Scout Community! We encourage you to check back regularly as we plan to engage our members, share teasers, and participate in discussions. The world needs Scouts™. Let's get going.


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  1. DBHowe

    October 2024 Production Center Update

    Why not partner with Rivian for support? Leverage the locations, expertise, procedures, processes and experience?
  2. DBHowe

    Approximate Charge Time

    Where Scouts land is on all fours! *grin*
  3. DBHowe

    Approximate Charge Time

    Great. Thanks again!
  4. DBHowe

    Approximate Charge Time

    Thank you! This helps a lot!
  5. DBHowe

    Approximate Charge Time

    This question could be a mistake. I know there are a lot of variables. But based on what we know (and our best guesses) about the battery in the new Scouts, what might be a typical amount of time required to charge back up to 80% from 30%? I'm not looking for anything exact and I know that...
  6. DBHowe

    So what does everyone think of the first new Scout designs...

    My Scout II is a Diesel sporting an impressive 105 horse power. I'm very use to things taking a while. Heck my new Traveler may be in the driveway just in time to help me celebrate the 50th birthday of my Scout II! Perfect Timing!! Wait a minute, that may also be about the time my daughter...
  7. DBHowe

    Scout Cutaway

    It is so cool that there are so many technical people in these forums that can help newbies like me! Thank you. I'll spread the good information!
  8. DBHowe

    Scout Cutaway

    Someone sent me this cutaway of the Scout. Very informative but I don't see where the batteries are.
  9. DBHowe

    Instrument Cluster

    I'm assuming the max speed shown as an indicator at 65 changes depending on the speed for that highway.
  10. DBHowe

    Instrument Cluster

    Since there is a "N" on the "gear selector" could this hint that the Traveler could be towed on all fours in neutral?
  11. DBHowe

    Instrument Cluster

    You could be right. This discussion makes me rejoice that I'm not a new product designer. They're working magic in a million different ways to create a new vehicle and we're trying to work out the look of the speedometer! *grin* For sure I hope that Scout Motors implements a good drug and...
  12. DBHowe

    Traveler Engine Sizing

    I looked (kind of quickly) for this discussion and couldn't find it (it must be here somewhere). Regarding the generation capacity of the Traveler, it would be best for me if it would be capable of generating enough power for the Scout to go 65-70 miles an hour without assistance from the...
  13. DBHowe

    What are y'all hoping Scout Community UX™ might bring?

    Agreed! And I like your last name. *grin*
  14. DBHowe

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    Stairway to Heaven? We will Rock You? Smoke on the Water? (I'm a diesel you know!) *grin*
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  15. DBHowe

    Instrument Cluster

    Now that's thinking outside the box! It's funny, but little trick things are what can really make a difference to buyers.
  16. DBHowe

    Stunning colors & stripes on Terra / Traveler - previews 😍

    These two Scouts are very nice. But what I would do it even more subtle. The best way to describe it is that the paint on the vehicle would be done in glossy clear coat finish (typical paint job) and the ghost decals would be a coat of mat-finish clear coat. I've seen it done as ghost flames...
  17. DBHowe

    Once Upon a Wench

    I love you two! This is what being a Scout family is all about. I would love to meet you both on some beautiful trail somewhere, someday!
  18. DBHowe

    Once Upon a Wench

    Truth be told, I was hoping for the image that jumped into your head. There's a lot of competition for views on Forums and I wanted a "What the heck?????!!" curiosity about the title. But double truth be told, I thought both were spelled the same! A few too many bumps to the noggin I guess!
  19. DBHowe

    Instrument Cluster

    This is why I thought it would be cool to have the ability to connect up to 6 cameras to the in-cab display. Then put magnetic mount cameras to watch whatever you want Down low for each tire. On the roof for the rack. Underneath for skid plates/Traveler motor. Put them in place when you...
  20. DBHowe

    Once Upon a Wench

    I think if it goes well, then it's bravery. If it goes sideways, then I think then it's stupidity. I only post my "bravery" experiences. No enough time to post the other kind!
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