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  • [Deleted User]
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    edited 24 January at 5:59PM
    Rambosmum said:


    Brand new and obsolete already. Going to need to have chargers retrofitted somehow.
    Far more likely that charging will get faster and faster and people will use petrol station style charging facilities. There's already 20 minutes to 90% charges available at service stations and supermarkets. 
    Unlikely. Rapid charging is much, much, much more expensive than AC charging at home. It also puts more stress on the battery so ideally you won't be doing it too often. After a while an AC change is advisable anyway as it allows the battery cells to balance, which rapid DC charging usually doesn't unless you extend the charge time by going to 100%.

    Also keep in mind that while some expensive cars can charge that fast, the more affordable ones tend to take a little longer and that probably won't change much. The additional cooling needed and higher rate of degradation is reflected in the manufacturing cost.

    All that will happen is people start trailing cables over the pavement, instead of paying 10x as much to use a rapid charger.

    Oh, and the beige colour is horrible. I think it's called "NHS prosthetic" or something like that. A measly two solar panels as well. Doubtless a bit of box ticking.
  • FreeBear
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    FreeBear said:
    Anyone got a few quid down the back of the sofa ?

    Yes, actually, I was tempted for a minute but wouldn't buy from someone who doesn't know how to make a bed properly.  Sorry, but one must have standards.
    One would sack housekeeping and employ suitably vetted staff. Simples.
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  • Patr100
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    FreeBear said:
    Anyone got a few quid down the back of the sofa ?

    Was going  to put in an offer but then would have none left for the heating bills.
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    Plenty of room for a decent size house... But nah, let's waste it on another micro home.
  • Skiddaw1
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    Oh bless it! That's rather sweet... :)
  • FreeBear
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    edited 24 January at 5:59PM


    Plenty of room for a decent size house... But nah, let's waste it on another micro home.
    Looks out of scale to the buildings either side - Has it been photoshopped in ?




    Her courage will change the world.

    Treasure the moments that you have. Savour them for as long as you can for they will never come back again.
  • TripleH
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    I think perspective is hindering it.
    It's further back than the property on the right and possibly the left. It's possibly a poor angle.
    I would like to see streetview though.
    May you find your sister soon Helli.
    Sleep well.
  • Dandie89
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    Spot the cat (straightforward :) ) also spot the infamous "spite wall" https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/122358407
  • FreeBear
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    TripleH said:
    I think perspective is hindering it.
    It's further back than the property on the right and possibly the left. It's possibly a poor angle.
    I would like to see streetview though.

    Possibly. Using a very short focal length lens would give a distorted perspective. Really not a good look.
    Her courage will change the world.

    Treasure the moments that you have. Savour them for as long as you can for they will never come back again.
  • in_my_wellies
    in_my_wellies Posts: 1,681 Forumite
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    Dandie89 said:
    Spot the cat (straightforward :) ) also spot the infamous "spite wall" https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/122358407
    A strange site layout - pic 37
    Love living in a village in the country side
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