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Dallas · 12th September 2017, 17:29

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Originally Posted by Darcydog

Hell hath no fury like a keyboard warrior!!!

Ooops! Sorry - does this post make us a clique Wes?

I best not agree with you or hit the 'Thanks' button Clive, we dont want to give the troll any more ammunition to fire.

alanaslan · 12th September 2017, 17:46

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Originally Posted by BigRuss

The speed of sound at sea level depends on the temperature and the density of the air

Vs = 643.855 x (T/273.15)0.5

At sea level with an ambient temperature of 15C it's 761.1 mph

At 0C it's 741.09 mph

I agree about using different stats to try and prove things in the case of batteries it should be shown in Amps not Kw

Russ

You win the star prize another man good with numbers correct on both counts. Perhaps you may know? What was the first vehicle to break the sound barrier on the ground. Not the FIA approved one.
I seem to remember a three wheeler with rocket motors and a couple of sidewinder missiles strapped to it at Edwards in either the 70s or 80s but it is too long ago.

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steve-45 · 12th September 2017, 18:00

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Originally Posted by Dallas

I best not agree with you or hit the 'Thanks' button Clive, we dont want to give the troll any more ammunition to fire.

Would this be the same "troll" that forced the discussion in the social section to be shut down ?

Mintee · 12th September 2017, 18:12

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Originally Posted by Dallas

Lol Absolutely brilliant, one EV thread ruined/closed by a certain individual's childish behaviour, one more thread to go.

You are doing well Mintee, are we in for a repeat performance?

This is the Tesla website. You can search from there for the 'option of a 110 and a 120 kWh battery for these cars' and be sure to let us know when you find them, eh?

But you can save yourself a lot of time. They are not an option. Ok?

Darcydog · 12th September 2017, 18:23

Looks like it Wes ..........

murphyv310 · 12th September 2017, 18:39

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Originally Posted by Mintee

This is the Tesla website. You can search from there for the 'option of a 110 and a 120 kWh battery for these cars' and be sure to let us know when you find them, eh?

But you can save yourself a lot of time. They are not an option. Ok?

Yes they are. The 120 is supplied by LG.
http://insideevs.com/lg-chem-says-re...kwh-batteries/

Now available. If you call 0800 756 9960 they will tell you it can be specified.

Darcydog · 12th September 2017, 18:46

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Originally Posted by steve-45

Would this be the same "troll" that forced the discussion in the social section to be shut down ?

Yes it is.

murphyv310 · 12th September 2017, 18:54

I have to say that don't believe everything you read on the net. I have given a certain person phone numbers by PM only to be ignored. The above number can be called and with enough digging I was told about the batteries that were an option.
Like I've said I'm not going to spend my day researching for someone that shows no courtesy to other members.
I don't come on here telling lies or wee stories and I won't accept intolerance.
What I post is fact and simply fact.
So perhaps we should go and let this person stew in his own juices

Mintee · 12th September 2017, 19:01

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Originally Posted by murphyv310

Yes they are. The 120 is supplied by LG.
http://insideevs.com/lg-chem-says-ready-supply-300-mile-120-kwh-batteries/

They are not using LG batteries in the Tesla.

If you even bothered to read that link you would see they only 'announced that they were ready to supply much larger lithium-ion batteries packages to those interested in producing all-electric vehicles that would rival the Tesla Model S in range' and not that they are supplying them.

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Originally Posted by murphyv310

Now available. If you call 0800 756 9960 they will tell you it can be specified.

They are NOT available. I am in no doubt that they will be in the future, but they are not an option at the moment.

Dallas · 12th September 2017, 19:12

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Originally Posted by Mintee

This is the Tesla website. You can search from there for the 'option of a 110 and a 120 kWh battery for these cars' and be sure to let us know when you find them, eh?

But you can save yourself a lot of time. They are not an option. Ok?

Lol, When did I mention Tesla and 110/120 batteries?

You are picking on too many members at once, you have so many disagreements with us all, you are confusing yourself to the point of making no sense.

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murphyv310 This is my second home Hyundai i10 998cc Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Kilmarnock Posts: 6,602 Thanks: 2,088 Thanked 2,298 Times in 1,349 Posts	I have to say that don't believe everything you read on the net. I have given a certain person phone numbers by PM only to be ignored. The above number can be called and with enough digging I was told about the batteries that were an option. Like I've said I'm not going to spend my day researching for someone that shows no courtesy to other members. I don't come on here telling lies or wee stories and I won't accept intolerance. What I post is fact and simply fact. So perhaps we should go and let this person stew in his own juices __________________ Cheers from Trevor MM0KJJ

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Darcydog This is my second home Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 5,428 Thanks: 3,123 Thanked 3,170 Times in 2,096 Posts	Looks like it Wes ..........