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  • maynard
    maynard reacted to 6-ScoutFamily's post in the thread Please no erev! with Like Like.
    The Terra looks good in the Satin White. A light grey or ghost Rallye stripe would really set it off.
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to SpaceEVDriver's post in the thread Please no erev! with Like Like.
    Several things about the average speed derived from my photo. In this example, I had a full-stop on the highway for about 30 minutes due...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to cyure's post in the thread Please no erev! with Like Like.
    Well I’m just excited to see it in the app! All those naysayers on Instagram and Facebook can s**k it!
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Sockdoc's post in the thread Please no erev! with Like Like.
    Using 2.5 miles/kwh it is possible :) I’m
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Logan's post in the thread Please no erev! with Like Like.
    We don't know the exact efficiency. But because we know the battery pack sizes (ballpark), and the estimated range, you can estimate...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Sockdoc's post in the thread Please no erev! with Like Like.
    Didn’t want to delete this but wanted to update. The efficiency for the Traveller is wrong (4.08 miles/kwh) as default so this is not...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to cyure's post in the thread Please no erev! with Like Like.
    Well now I have to download that app!
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Sockdoc's post in the thread Please no erev! with Wow Wow.
    Also just discovered that the ABRP app has added both Scouts..but I don’t think the efficiency is correct (1.74 for Terra vs 4.08 for...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Sockdoc's post in the thread Please no erev! with Like Like.
    So I thought the same thing..I’m in Idaho but I have played around with it more…and BEV should be sufficient. Here is ABRP (with Scout...
  • Schmeegz
    Not at all! But I’m at 70K miles on my 35’s and only replaced them once…. I follow the Cybertruck quite a bit, and one of the most...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to R1TVT's post in the thread Please no erev! with Like Like.
    Yes, agreed, this might be what Space EV was talking about when it comes to driving style. His numbers are great in his example, but his...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Logan's post in the thread Please no erev! with Wow Wow.
    On my summer road trips, that is a solid 20mph under the speed limit. So its 20-30mph slower than most other travelers on the road...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to R1TVT's post in the thread Please no erev! with Like Like.
    You're range numbers will be quite excellent when driving under 60MPH The problem (for me) is driving under 60MPH for long distances...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Logan's post in the thread Please no erev! with Like Like.
    My Jeep is nearly 30yrs old, so I understand. 250 miles is pretty optimistic anymore (although TBH, I don't do long road trips with that...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to speedrye's post in the thread Please no erev! with Haha Haha.
    Still better than the 180 miles I get in my 20-year old Toyota at 90mph! That's from full tank to I-really-need-to-stop. I don't have...