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Brucebubs 01-19-2019 10:03 PM
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Originally Posted by TBman (Post 5953934)
I don't think I can get in that without spilling my coffee. Where do you put the groceries? :)
.. and where can you buy a power lead that's 620 miles long?

KevWind 01-19-2019 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by TBman (Post 5953934)
I don't think I can get in that without spilling my coffee. Where do you put the groceries? :)
It's a 4 seater so in the back seat just not very many ;). And when you pull up to the car window at the fast food joint it has a handy removable roof section so they can hand your order down to you :D

KevWind 01-19-2019 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Brucebubs (Post 5953944)
.. and where can you buy a power lead that's 620 miles long?
At Roam Depot

Ozzy the dog 01-20-2019 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Brucebubs (Post 5953944)
.. and where can you buy a power lead that's 620 miles long?
That 620 mile range figure is misleading. The true range is 420 miles so you only need a 420 mile power lead.

Once you're cruising at 250mph the power cuts out and it will coast for 200 miles before it comes to a rest.

KevWind 01-20-2019 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Ozzy the dog (Post 5954135)
That 620 mile range figure is misleading. The true range is 420 miles so you only need a 420 mile power lead.

Once you're cruising at 250mph the power cuts out and it will coast for 200 miles before it comes to a rest.
Modern technology is simply fascinating. But what if you're coasting up the east slope of the Rockies ?

Ozzy the dog 01-20-2019 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by KevWind (Post 5954167)
Modern technology is simply fascinating. But what if you're coasting up the east slope of the Rockies ?
What you lose going up the East, you gain going down the West.

Or you could go North to South - that's all down hill.

KevWind 01-20-2019 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Ozzy the dog (Post 5954342)
What you lose going up the East, you gain going down the West.

Or you could go North to South - that's all down hill.
Ah yes might get 720 going South

Brucebubs 01-20-2019 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by KevWind (Post 5954167)
Modern technology is simply fascinating. But what if you're coasting up the east slope of the Rockies ?
It's not made for 'coasting'.
You do that 250 mph up that slope and get some 'air' at the top.


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