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    Suspension Speculation

    Well it is somewhat proven so not a bad idea!
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    Scout Dimensions Updated On Our Website

    As far as I recall, anything behind the vehicle will affect drag, therefore it all matters.
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    Does Terra and Traveler has the same wheel base?

    Good point. It make me more hopeful of a better execution with the Terra platform.
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    1,000+ reservations take rate stats: Harvester vs. Full-EV and Traveler vs. Terra

    Disagree with your Terra POV. Lightning is an ICE brands version of what they think an EV should be. Its so far off the mark. Building a ground up EV allows to do rethink everything. Lets hope this isnt just another F150 because if it is, its dead in the water.
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    Suspension Speculation

    Love this. Complicated mind you. Part of me just wants a set of Kings on it and call it a day. The other wants an e-click approach. Kings are AMAZING but kind of sucky on the road. This is good on both but complex. Hmmm . . . .
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    Speculation Alert - possible Harvester Engine Choices

    My money is on a 200 mile range battery. Assume base battery is 250. Less than that and it will be a problem in 2027. If a Mini BEV can get that range today, a 2027 truck should be able to also, RE or not.
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    Harvester Talk: Q&A

    Yeah good point. I've been thinking the same and kind of on the fence for this reason. I guess we will have to see. Im hoping! Thanks for the info on the engine capacity! Thats good to know.
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    Harvester Talk: Q&A

    Ahhh, yes, 100%!
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    Harvester Talk: Q&A

    But think that through, assuming you are driving at 2kw/mile at 70mph, you need 140kw from the engine. The RAMcharger with a V6 gets close but that takes up the engine bay and is too big.
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    Harvester Talk: Q&A

    No, because thats how a PHEV works. This isnt that. The boxer engine (or whatever they use) will create maybe 130hp, not enough to propel a 7000lb vehicle. So its just topping up the battery, but the battery is the power and that cant drop too low or it will damage the battery over time. So...
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    Harvester Talk: Q&A

    The harvestor is unlikley to be powerful enough to generate enough energy to perpetually keep your SOC. So I'm assuming it will kick in at 25% battery left?
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    Harvester Talk: Q&A

    No, it was said that the generator will kick in at 150 miles. Meaning you would have at least another 50+ miles of battery. Its not going to kick in at battery level 0.
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    Scout Color Poll #1

    Black Scouts Matter
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