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This bitch. Hated her. Pic related.

10% Usage 90% figuring out why it wouldn't start. Doesn't reflect badly upon their quality, more on the cluelessness of 12 year-old me. It was dad's "toy" chainsaw that us kids were allowed to use. I learned that spark plugs can grow carbon whiskers, at least.

They're still around. Wonder if it's all Chinesium these days.

This bitch. Hated her. Pic related. 10% Usage 90% figuring out why it wouldn't start. Doesn't reflect badly upon their quality, more on the cluelessness of 12 year-old me. It was dad's "toy" chainsaw that us kids were allowed to use. I learned that spark plugs can grow carbon whiskers, at least. They're still around. Wonder if it's all Chinesium these days.
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In the 50s, before I was conceived, our whole house ran on a lead-acid battery that filled a 4 by 6 meter room. It looked like a room full of little glass aquariums 20 by 30 by 40 centimeters, populated by lead grid plates, filled with sulfuric acid, topped off with distilled water. Busbars ran from each tank to the next, creating 110 Volts DC. Whenever our water turbine was out, the battery could take over the whole house, even supplying higher amperage than the normal dynamo. It fell into disrepair and I only saw it as a teenager, when it was dysfunctional but it was there and I could tell that it was working at some time.

Don't ever think electric power is anything new. Its not. Jews made white people extract crude from the ground because it was practically free energy. While doing that, they killed anything and everything electric because it would have hurt their sacred bottom line.

The first automobiles were electric and Just imagine if a hundred years of research would have gone into electric energy storage instead of jewish internal combustion engines. We'd probably have unlimited range for free by now.

Nothing is more kiked than the petrochemical energy industry. Take note and stop supporting the jew.

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Yeah stop buying fuel. That works.

With petroleum you have energy store that is on hand. Not the case with electric. (((They))) turn it off you are fucked.

Now back to your batteries, that’s cool. Never heard of such and likely a good design that simply worked.

It’s hard to do anything and not support fucking kikes, since they rat fingers are in everything.

Some have to pick your poison. I’ll take internal combustion ivwr batter because I control the fuel. And I can always distill it in emergency

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Only playing electric devil's advocate here. :) Not an attack on people using fuel. Just pointing out the history and that there's different lived experiences. The only fuel we used when I was a lad, was diesel for our tractor, sitting in 200 liter barrel and being replenished maybe two times each year.

True, electric power for transportation is not as practical as combustion fuel at the moment. Especially, as you rightfully pointed out, the storage aspect.

IMO, that's because over a hundred years of infrastructure creation stands behind it. From extraction to distribution of the fuel, from design and production of the cars, even business practices, everything has seen a ton of optimization in that time frame.

If that kind of optimization had been invested into electric power systems, I speculate we'd look at a very different situation today.

One other thing: I can (and do) make, store and use my own electrical power at home. I can't drill for oil in my back yard, refine it and do anything useful with it.

I understand that in the real world, most of us have to take part in 'the fuel economy', so there's that.