Still Life with Dahlias, Zinnias, Hollyhocks and Plums, Eugène Delacroix, 1835
1,916 thoughts on “Open Thread – Weekend 29 Oct 2022”
BIG day here in West Aussie. We got a sweat up carrying the financial burden of supporting the rest of aust. especially those layabout, big spenders in Victoria.
Magic, Don’t post it for me. Do so to help others.
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Detail the costs of running an EV truck vs ICE over say the life of the battery
JC,
We need to start with a level playing field and that’s not happening. Mass exemptions for ev trucks in the EU being one example. Then there are the subsidies which will no doubt be on offer.
The market, far from being free, is being heavily skewed in favour of ev vehicles.
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Daniel Andrews coming to the aid of someone who had had a medical incident would be enough to provoke a relapse.
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I suspect Victoriastan is being carried by overseas capital markets and various superannuation funds. For a while to come.
The firm, established in 2015, posted a blog entry entitled “Exploring Lithium-ion Electric Vehicles’ Carbon Footprint” this week, where they call into question a former ICE vs. EV comparison performed by the Wall Street Journal and, while citing work performed by Jefferies, argue that there could literally be “no reduction in CO2 output” in some EV vs. ICE comparisons.
Their analysis “details the tremendous amount of energy (and by extension CO2) needed to manufacture a lithium-ion battery.” Because a typical EV is on average 50% heavier than a similar internal combustion engine, the analysis notes that the “embedded carbon” in an EV (i.e., when it rolls off the lot) is therefore 20–50% more than an internal combustion engine
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The embarrassing idiocy of an Urban wog discussing transport…..in Australia.
Give it a rest JC.
You prove your urban ignorance even with just the questions you ask.
Batteries cannot do the job here.
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Dam projects scrapped in federal budget would have damaged environment, water expert says (26 Oct)
Said expert is from JCU.
That, in itself, doesn’t invalidate his argument, but it does invite serious questioning of his assumptions.
They used to call it peer revue when academics were free to disagree without prejudice to their careers.
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Why BMW is moving electric Mini production from the UK to China….ummm. So it will make more money?
David Goldman’s address at the Miami National Conservatism Conference on September 11, 2022.
David speaks of a Trillion dollars per year in R&D.
I’m against that because history shows the big end of town will just steal the bloody lot and we’ll end up bankrupt with lots of Powerpoint presentations.
Just like NASA – lots of pretty graphics and no hardware.
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Mark Hendrickx a great geologist, who was very involved in fighting alarmism, has now involved himself in the 3rd nations bullshit which has just seen Mt Warning closed. The real problem though is NSW lnp who have caved to some 3rd nations bullshit and further plan to give ALL of NSW’s parks to 3rd nations control. The liars/filth are known vermin but the inner corruption of the lnp is like a carbuncle on dickless’s dick; if he had one. The lnp are despicable.
The only problem with bolta interviewing Mark was bolta wouldn’t shut up.
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Ok – what really happened in the Brazillian election
It’s such a pity the protests in Melbourne didn’t use this very obvious tactic to their advantage.
Next time 😉 ?
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You would also recall we used those same radios during Classic Adelaide but they had blackspots on parts of the Gorge Rd.
Mein gott Speedbox!!!
With that sort of ‘Inside knowledge’ our paths have very likely crossed – I was CMO for Classic Adelaide for many years (and many other Rally events besides) before slipping behind the wheel in latter years – my biggest publicity stunt involving a Red RS2000 and a rather public rollover 🙁
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Zulu, good to hear that Mme Zulu is well enough to enjoy a good lunch.
Elon Musk reportedly appears unlikely to pay the fired executives of Twitter – previous CEO Parag, CFO Ned Segal, and legal Vijaya Gadde – as he fired the executives “for cause,” meaning he did it because he alleged he had justification, per the NYT.
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David DePape should instruct his lawyer to ask questions about Paul Pelosi’s sharetrading.
The case would be dropped fairly quickly. Will need to be careful to avoid the Jeffrey Epstein treatment.
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America really is in the grip of thieves and pervs. Then of course the old thief is a perv.
The truck problem is this. Trucks make their money carrying as much freight as possible. There are legal limits on how much for good reasons, safety and road damage the major ones. Current single trailer semi’s can carry around 22 tonne of freight. Battery vehicles seem to use around half of the mass of a vehicle to propel it at high speed for about 500kms.
Now a car is fine, it may have a few passengers and a few bags, say 250kg? So a Tesla weighs 2t, half is batteries at 1t, throw in 250kgs and it’s not too much extra.
A 42t truck will need about 20t of batteries to run at 100kps for 500kms, heavy vehicles are heavy in themselves without the freight, a truck trailer will come in at around 20 tonne, and have a 20 tonne payload. A battery truck will weigh around 17 tonne, throw in 20 tonne of battery and you can carry 5(?) tonne. That’s it, a quarter of a normal load. even if battery trucks cost almost nothing to run and maintain their profits will be small, they just can’t carry enough weight.
I’m trying to be optimistic with these figures, throw in stinking hot summers cold winters 300,000kms+ a year, I can see new batteries needed around every twelve months. It just can’t work in the foreseeable future.
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Detail the costs of running an EV truck vs ICE over say the life of the battery. Tell us how it comes out. Don’t bother claiming one side or another. I don’t know, but you imply you do with that comment. Therefore show us the numbers.
The life of the battery is important. A truck with a dead battery is worthless. An ICE truck of the same age is productive. How much will the new battery cost?
If the cars are any guide, it will be more than the truck is worth.
Pelosi’s government supplied security protects her, not her property.
She’ll have bodyguards, there’ll be Capitol Police/Secret Service at her house 24/7.
Her property – when she is not there -would be protected by private security.
She’s the #3 in the Government, after Brandon and Harris, of course there’s Capitol Police at her home, whether she’s there or not.
Chelsea Clinton is always accompanied in public by Secret Service, she has never held Office and her old man last held Office 22 years ago, yet you say the #3 person in the Administation has to hire her own Security?
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Pelosi’s government supplied security protects her, not her property.
Her property – when she is not there -would be protected by private security.
Riiiight ….. so at anytime she’s not there (the 3rd in line to the Presidency), the Feds would be happy to have ‘private security’ watching things to make sure bombs/bugs/cameras were not installed for ‘later use’?
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The life of the battery is important. A truck with a dead battery is worthless. An ICE truck of the same age is productive. How much will the new battery cost?
exactly.
Current tech LiIon is thousands of discharge cycles… and a truck would want to do full discharges all the time, probably 2 or more cycles per day; cf. a commuter car, which might discharge to 70% of capacity for a typical workday.
For a truck running 7 days/week, that’s only 5 or less years life.
Crotchless makes sense; old pelosi had guests; it’s the only possible way the happy campers got past security; the hammers, dildos, and malarkey then got out of hand.
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Prime movers usually weigh 8-10.5 tonne depending on the motor, tanks and cab configuration.
Our single cab prime mover with an alloy grain tipper weighs 16 tonne unloaded.
Our legal payload is 27 tonne.
B doubles will carry 42-45 tonne.
Curtainsiders and other box type trailers usually never carry their legal weight as the goods have volume and not weight.
The life of the battery is important. A truck with a dead battery is worthless. An ICE truck of the same age is productive. How much will the new battery cost?
A truck with a dead battery isn’t worthless. Useless maybe, but not worthless in an economic sense. It would be the cost of adding the new battery.
johanna says: October 31, 2022 at 8:54 pm
If the cars are any guide, it will be more than the truck is worth.
Joh, cars & trucks will be totally different animals.
Charging time & battery weight mean commercial trucks (i.e. prime movers) will have “quick change” slide-in slide-out, exchangeable battery packs that will get a couple of hundred km.
Electric trucks will thus be limited to routes dotted with these exchange stations.
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Indeed, Duncan. And, removing and replacing a new battery (actually, a series of batteries) in a truck is not exactly cost free. Meanwhile, the ICE truck is on the road and making money.
How much do the new truck battery packs cost? How much does it cost to take out the old ones and install the new ones?
Never mentioned, like when they sold cars to people who discovered that a new battery pack cost more than the car.
As usual with the ‘renewable energy’ crowd, hard numbers are difficult to find in the haze of self approbation.
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Is the ev truck range for travelling on flat ground?
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How much do the new truck battery packs cost? How much does it cost to take out the old ones and install the new ones?
Never mentioned, like when they sold cars to people who discovered that a new battery pack cost more than the car.
I’m trying to find answers to those sorts of questions and so far I’m told I wouldn’t know because I’m and urban wog, I have no idea what entropy means because I don’t install a/c units and we need to focus more on Europe. Cronkite at least tried but his link was from March 2021.
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… the hammers, dildos, and malarkey then got out of hand.
Yep, it can happen. Sounds like every Mardi Gras weekend.
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pete of perth says:
October 31, 2022 at 9:18 pm
Is the ev truck range for travelling on flat ground?
That’s not a problem in oz. The whole continent is as flat as a pancake. 🙂
Chelsea Clinton is always accompanied in public by Secret Service, she has never held Office and her old man last held Office 22 years ago, yet you say the #3 person in the Administation has to hire her own Security?
Think about it, Ed.
She’s the daughter of the Clintons, imagine the dirt she’d know.
Poor thing is in fear for her life 24/7.
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Bear
Where’s the slut addict this evening? Do you know?
Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest cops surprise blast at his own press event
By Peter Milne and Hamish Hastie
October 31, 2022 — 5.28pm
A Pilbara Aboriginal elder used a welcome to country ceremony to berate iron ore miner Fortescue and its founder Andrew Forrest for a lack of opportunities for her Nyamal people on Fortescue’s under-construction Iron Bridge project.
Former Aboriginal elder of the year and Nyamal woman Aunty Doris Mitchell-Eaton’s impassioned speech was a surprise start to the ceremonial opening of the incomplete mine in the Pilbara on Monday in front of WA Deputy Premier Roger Cook and media flown in for the day as well as Forrest.
Traditional owner Doris Mitchell-Eaton hijacked the welcome to country to lament the lack of involvement of her local people in the Iron Bridge project.
Mitchell-Eaton immediately began levelling criticism at Forrest and FMG for not giving Nyamal Aboriginal Corporation-linked mining organisations the opportunity to work on the $US3.8 billion Iron Bridge, which is expected to become fully operational next year.
“Good morning everyone and welcome to this lovely place that’s getting destroyed. Our Country. So beautiful,” she said.
Mitchell-Eaton claimed that when traditional owners and Forrest first signed an agreement to mine the land they were given assurances that Nyamal people would be employed, but they have since been told no because they “didn’t have the capability”.
“Give us the opportunity to build that capability, to mine our country,” she said and referred to a Nyamal company not being given a chance to help build Iron Bridge.
“I’m standing here as a proud Nyamal, it’s hurt my feelings to see every people coming in here digging in our country and we haven’t got an opportunity.”
Mitchell-Eaton said her people were not against mining but wanted traditional owners to have the final say on mining projects.
She called on Forrest to set up a meeting with her to discuss the issues.
“Give us this good opportunity, we want to build this capability. That’s the word I learned from FMG because FMG knocked us back with Nyamal mining. ‘You haven’t got capability’,” she said.
“I’m coming, Andrew. I want to set up a meeting. I’m coming with the capability.”
Mitchell-Eaton was given a last-minute opportunity to perform the welcome to country ceremony after telling Forrest she wanted to speak.
Forrest has known Mitchell-Eaton for more than 40 years and when he took to the stage after her impassioned speech he railed against Indigenous people being “held back by even the best-intentioned bureaucrats,” an issue Mitchell-Eaton had not mentioned.
“If we cover people with welfare, with drugs and alcohol, remove the planks of support … and burden them with low expectations,” then the life of Indigenous people would not improve, Forrest said.
“If we remove the planks and support to make sure they can drive their own sustainability, they can drive their own independence, and we don’t burden them with low expectations then what Aunty Doris said will come true every single time.
“We’ve fought like cats against the useless handout mentality.”
Forrest said Iron Bridge had included $68 million worth of agreements to Indigenous people and for Indigenous work since the project began. FMG said it had awarded $285 million worth of work to Nyamal businesses.
After Mitchell-Eaton had demanded a meeting with Forrest, the billionaire countered with the offer of a joint trip east to speak to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as well as employment and training ministers.
I’ll bet good money that that’s the last “Welcome to Country” that Twiggy Forrest ever lays on!
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Where’s the slut addict this evening? Do you know?
Maybe he forgot to wind down the windows of the van and is passed out somewhere looking for some rough trade? Just a guess.
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thefrollickingmole says: October 31, 2022 at 7:15 pm
One mob here have an interesting idea.
Swappable battery units.
In the linked article Janus announce their first “fleet” of electric converted trucks.
That was in April.
That “fleet” of Kenworth, Freightliner, Mack, Volvo and Western Star is now short of a Kenworth. Nowhere in Janus’ literature or website is there mention of this. However “Truck & Bus” magazine have an article in July:
Investigations continue after battery fire destroys electric truck
The article is about the Tuggerah Fire Brigade managing to extinguish a fire that “just broke out” in a prime mover standing in the yard of Janus Electric Pty Ltd.
& how the fire brigade managed to prevent too much damage when the fire spread to other trucks standing nearby.
There’s not much left of (what presumably is) the Kenworth.
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The mass limit exemptions are an attempt to cancel out the increased tare wt of batteries.
Weight concessions for EV trucks show that the rule book for safety and road wear aren’t a serious law.
An ICE truck would be fined thousands of dollars for being two tonne overweight because it’s so dangerous, you should hear magistrates windbag over this, and yet an EV two tonne over is just dandy as it’s saving the planet.
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132andBush says:
October 31, 2022 at 9:29 pm
The mass limit exemptions are an attempt to cancel out the increased tare wt of batteries.
They place weight limits on trucks to protect the roads?
And bridges etc…
Forrest has known Mitchell-Eaton for more than 40 years and when he took to the stage after her impassioned speech he railed against Indigenous people being “held back by even the best-intentioned bureaucrats,” an issue Mitchell-Eaton had not mentioned.
Magnificent public comeback.
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There’s probably a niche for them on the docks and with very local work, particularly carrying large volume/low mass freight.
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An ICE truck would be fined thousands of dollars for being two tonne overweight because it’s so dangerous,
What is so dangerous? They control the weight because of traffic accident concerns etc. But if an EV is built weighty and its part of the truck apparatus what is the danger?
No JC
It’s a dodgy little arithmetic model designed and fudged by governments to avoid proper road and infrastructure maintenance.
Other countries have higher mass limits on exactly the same vehicles as their roads are better.
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Janus Electric. Our viable next-generation battery technology delivers a world first zero-carbon solution for the electrification of road transport fleets.
There didn’t look to be much of this zero carbon-ness in the photos of the Kenworth smoking itself up.
They place weight limits on trucks to protect the roads?
Among other things.
Safety wrt braking is a big one.
Weight concessions for EV trucks show that the rule book for safety and road wear aren’t a serious law.
An ICE truck would be fined thousands of dollars for being two tonne overweight because it’s so dangerous, you should hear magistrates windbag over this, and yet an EV two tonne over is just dandy as it’s saving the planet.
Do we have confirmation that ‘hammer’ was not a euphemism for something else?
Being crowned by a Rubber Dick doesn’t often result in brain surgery, but I’m going with my original take:
Paulie and DePape were playing Ed Buck with some homeless black hustler when he flatlined.
The “Welfare Check” was to remove the stiff and DePape has to cop it in the shorts to protect the Narrative.
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132andBush says:
October 31, 2022 at 9:40 pm
They place weight limits on trucks to protect the roads?
Among other things.
Safety wrt braking is a big one.
How truckies know they have to drive into weigh stations from a highway. I see trucks driving past while other guys are being weighed.
As long as they put more bing bongs on the EV trucks it will all be OK.
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How truckies know they have to drive into weigh stations from a highway. I see trucks driving past while other guys are being weighed.
You’re waved in. Some are random, some pull in every truck.
Hasn’t happened to me, I don’t do enough miles. Only had a couple of log book checks so far.
I have no idea what entropy means
yep
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Farmer Gez, agree with a lot of what you say but many prime movers and single tri axle trailers are rated to 42.5 tonnes. Many aren’t maxxed out on weight but liquids and rocks , grain etc often are. I used to drag drinks to woolies bottle shops around NSW and often had a full massed load in tautliners.
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This rain situation is getting more ridiculous every day!
22mm today and about to get hit by storms again.
Started windrowing canola on Saturday with dual wheels on the windrower, only bogged once with at least 10 close calls.
This harvest will be the longest on record if this keeps up.
Prices on the up again but we may only harvest feed quality grain at this rate.
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There’s probably a niche for them on the docks and with very local work, particularly carrying large volume/low mass freight.
normally referred to as cranes or forklifts
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Liquids are always heavy.
Most modern singles are 43 tonne max as they have Fups bull bars that give you .5 extra on the steers.
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Not forgetting the national mass management scheme which allows more legal mass.
160mm for October.
It’s a dry week ahead and we scored only 4mm this episode. I’m optimistic that the pattern may have shifted away from us.
Drown Melbourne. It’s a mercy killing.
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Qld Police started hyping recruiting from school a few months ago.
What both Qld and VIC have in common at the moment is a requirement to be fully vaxxed (ie. Triple). That is with the way outdated Vax that many people by now know has numerous risks for younger people.
In relation to VIC their actions in past 2 years will affect recruiting for years to come. Look to them recruiting from overseas.
“In past years we’ve pushed away young people, saying you need to get some life experience, I’m saying, ‘No, we don’t need to do that’ … we’re happy to take you if you’re 18 or 19,” Mr Patton said.
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In relation to VIC their actions in past 2 years will affect recruiting for years to come. Look to them recruiting from overseas.
If we thought the past couple of years showed Vic cops exhibiting zero empathy for the people they’re supposed to be serving, just wait until they load up with poms, kiwis, sikhs, etc. As proper-fella outsiders they’ll have far less reticence to get kinetic with the normies.
It’ll be a case of: We ain’t seen nothin’ yet.
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Other countries have higher mass limits on exactly the same vehicles as their roads are better.
Trips plenty up, container loaded to normal limit in the rest of the world is to heavy for the roads in Spastralia.
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As proper-fella outsiders they’ll have far less reticence to get kinetic with the normies.
At least it’s a situation that’s a two way street.
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On This Day:
1917 – World War I: Battle of Beersheba: The last successful cavalry charge in history.
Sweet.
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How Andrews is allowed to get away with this stuff is beyond belief.
He says Visit VIC jumped at the chance to sponsor netballers because it will create jobs. Any studies done to support this or is it just, you know, a good news grab ? How many ? New jobs, how new ? How much of the 15 mill goes in player payments, how much in admin and promotion and other costs ? What’s the visitor estimate and visitor profile and where will they be spending ? What return do we get for our investment ? Would it be better to take that 15 million and hand it out randomly to passers by outside Flinders St station ?
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This is how stupid things are, EV trucks? So something that’s primary purpose is to carry weight, has to carry more weight due to the low energy density of batteries.
If this wasn’t a pointless exercise, and if this wasn’t a Mongdom, then the discussion would be about freight rail electrification.
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Question about trucks and weigh stations. I see them in rural areas beside highways. What happens in the cities as I can only ever recall seeing one, which was on 1st Ave in NYC. Seriously I saw one there sitting beside an entry from the boondocks into the city. Other than that are there any in Australian cities?
Magnificent!
A member of the public has defied police calls to not ‘directly intervene’ with Just Stop Oil eco zealots who have sprayed orange paint on four buildings across central London this morning, as a man tackled a paint-wielding protester and sprayed them orange.
I’ll start the list:
Things that an inner city pansy is unlikely to have seen in his worldly travels:
1. A weigh bridge.
2. A taxi depot.
3. A dry dock.
4 The inside of an army barracks.
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Magnificent!
Magnificent would be kicking the shit out of the bitch.
Things that an inner city pansy is unlikely to have seen in his worldly travels:
Sheep giving birth.
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Just to clarify.
Not all male nurses are serial killers.
Not even most of them.
But, per capita, they are over-represented in mass murdery type incidents.
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If only we were all blue singlet wearing, outer suburban, unemployed slobs.
On another matter
I distinctly recall Leadership fare-welling the site, wishing folks well health-wise as he was moving to the Lollipop Cat and wouldn’t be seeing him anymore. I never seen so many flounces.
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Fair dinkum, what is the purpose of all these insincere flounces? There are now flounce bets going on , on the side.
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1. A weigh bridge.
2. A taxi depot.
3. A dry dock.
4 The inside of an army barracks.
5. Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences – Cengel, Turner, and Cimbala
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MatrixTransform says:
October 31, 2022 at 11:26 pm
1. A weigh bridge.
2. A taxi depot.
3. A dry dock.
4 The inside of an army barracks
..
5. Sheep giving birth.
6. Car wrecker yard.
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Sancho Panzer says:
October 31, 2022 at 11:19 pm
Just to clarify.
Not all male nurses are serial killers.
Not even most of them.
But, per capita, they are over-represented in mass murdery type incidents.
Per capita, It’s a disturbingly large number.
Here, there’s more.
Study identifies key traits and methods of serial killer nurses
2 Nov 2014 — Criminologists charting characteristics of healthcare serial killers found most craved attention and liked to talk about death.
We see this movie pretty frequently.
Things that an inner city pansy is unlikely to have seen in his worldly travels:
A shearing team celebrating “Cut – out.”
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7. a beast slaughtered and butchered
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8. a gearbox from underneath
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7. a beast slaughtered and butchered
Fun times.
9. and old yew making arcs in the dust with her hooves as she dies
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Fun times
food comes from supermarkets, righr?
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10. A milking shed.
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food comes from supermarkets, righr?
Who’d buy food from supermarkets? Doesn’t everyone shop and Prahran and South Melbourne market?
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If you’ve been playing poker for half an hour and you still don’t know who the patsy is, you’re the patsy.
? Warren Buffett
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JC, for one who posits themselves as world-wise, you really don’t know too much do you?
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This Korean halloween crush is pretty nasty, I think the current count is 150 dead:
Things that an inner city pansy is unlikely to have seen in his worldly travels:
A bushfire, breaking a containment line…..
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MatrixTransform says:
October 31, 2022 at 11:47 pm
JC, for one who posits themselves as world-wise, you really don’t know too much do you?
I dunno Marv. 🙂
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facile
adjective
1. ignoring the true complexities of an issue; superficial.
“facile generalizations”
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Things that an inner city pansy is unlikely to have seen in his worldly travels:
A real, live, genuine Aborigine – a gun shearer to boot.
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Things that an inner city pansy is unlikely to have seen in his worldly travels:
A ‘skimpy” barmaid in a Kalgoorlie pub?
The “red light area” of a certain West Australian mining town?
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I dunno Marv
well JC, its the whole lived experience thing you bang on about
sheltered life much?
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Marv
facile
adjective
1. ignoring the true complexities of an issue; superficial.
“facile generalizations”
That exactly explains your method of argumentation to a tee. I’ve never really seen you put up a well thought out, well factored argument.
It’s basically , “that’s shit, that’s stupid, it’s not like that, you’re stupid, ffs”. And then there’s never even sentence that supports your gangtsa rap bullshit you have going. You’re not just a petty fraud, you’re a joke.
well JC, its the whole lived experience thing you bang on about
sheltered life much?
Sheltered from what exactly? Seeing a pig or a cow get killed with a bolt gun? What would be the need or even the desire to want to see that unless you worked in an abattoir? Incidentally, my father in law owned a country abattoir.
t’s basically , “that’s shit, that’s stupid, it’s not like that, you’re stupid, ffs”
read the the chapter on entropy
report back when you get a clue
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A ‘skimpy” barmaid in a Kalgoorlie pub?
..
A diesel workshop.
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or say Uncle
whichever comes first
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Seeing a pig or a cow get killed with a bolt gun?
bit more old-school than that
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read the the chapter on entropy
report back when you get a clue
I read 4 hours plus a day. For what purpose would I need to add to my reading figment you created in your drunken mind that I don’t know what it means?
which ever comes first.
JC, I love the way you talk yourself into a hole
…its one of yr charms
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I did Marv? Explain how so.
I read 4 hours plus a day
yeah … the wrong shit
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A diesel workshop.
ffs … any workshop
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I did Marv? Explain how so.
no
Magic, try and be useful for a change. We’re putting in a new dual facet ducted system because the old one broke down. We found the old one not producing enough heat. We have a lot of glass. They’re replacing it with a 16W and the old one was a same. Are the new ones anymore efficient or should I insist on a higher wattage? It’s a Daiken.
They’re replacing it with a 16W
16W heh?
what did they charge for that?
and did they dig the hole for you…or did you use your own mouth?
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They’re charging . Are the present systems more efficient or should I ask for a bigger wattage?
I distinctly recall Leadership fare-welling the site, wishing folks well health-wise
I did no such thing.
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The comment was directed to Leadership and you’re Driller (not Leadership).
As though folks here don’t know you’re The Driller.
You old fraud. You dishonest old fraud. Coming on here as a pub owner when you’re motel employee.
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should I ask for a bigger wattage?
all the Watts are yours
don’t ask for them
demand all of them all in Biga-Watts
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lol
The comment was directed to Leadership and you’re Driller (not Leadership). You old fraud. You dishonest old fraud. Coming on here as a pub owner when you’re motel employee.
???? wtf are you on about?
RUOK?
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Driller.
Salvatore, Understaffed & Overworked Martyr to Govt Covid Stupidity says:
November 1, 2022 at 12:59 am
The comment was directed to Leadership and you’re Driller (not Leadership). You old fraud. You dishonest old fraud. Coming on here as a pub owner when you’re motel employee.
???? wtf are you on about?
RUOK?
I fine thanks for asking, Driller. How are you going with the sheets?
lol
fuck off
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I fine thanks for asking, Driller. How are you going with the sheets?
You are far from fine, you’re off your meds or something.
You’re not normal.
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MatrixTransform says:
November 1, 2022 at 1:01 am
lol
fuck off
Okay , but say it in gangsta speak, Marv.
Fuuuckk off you mudderfucka.
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Salvatore, Understaffed & Overworked Martyr to Govt Covid Stupidity says:
November 1, 2022 at 1:02 am
I fine thanks for asking, Driller. How are you going with the sheets?
You are far from fine, you’re off your meds or something.
You’re not normal.
Seriously Driller, I’ve never witnessed a more disgusting display of filthy sheets. You ought be arrested for impersonating a motel employee.
I’ve never witnessed a more disgusting display of filthy sheets.
This is a comment on how hygienic your bedroom is? Quite believable, if your online conduct is anything to go by, your sheets would be filthy.
You ought be arrested for impersonating a motel employee.
That would be fair enough, had I ever claimed to be a motel employee.
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Oic, the site’s Joe Biden is on another sly references to doxxing.
We’re all factor workers, motel employees, bread truck drivers, typists, or whatever.
Joe Biden is pretending he knows who we all are.
Keep licking that ice cream (it’s much safer than licking your sheets)
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Drills
I’m not doxxing at all, but why would you have a problem with doxing when you’re lying your fat arse off to cover for a plagiarist, you old drunken fraud. Go burn those dirty sheets, you lazy bludger
I’m not doxxing at all
Yet you make constant reference to it.
but why would you have a problem with doxing
Total mystery.
you’re lying your fat arse off to cover for a plagiarist
I’ve no idea what you’re on about
you old drunken fraud.
You’re looking into a mirror when you say that.
Go burn those dirty sheets,
Has your maid jacked up on it? Not my job to burn your soiled laundry.
you lazy bludger
Again, looking into the mirror.
You’re not a nice person. You have much to atone for before you meet the maker, a day that ever draws nearer. Suggest you start mending your ways, or get used to the concept of eternal torment.
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How religious of you driller. I’ve never seen the spiritual, holy man routine from you. Keep it up as it’s a nice foundational look, but pity you’re a deceitful old fraud.
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I’ve never seen the spiritual, holy man routine from you.
This may be a clue as to how little you know about others.
pity you’re a deceitful old fraud.
Yet there is not one thing on which I’ve ever been deceitful or fraudulent about. Perhaps you’re judging others by your own standard?
A common mistake.
IIRC you did claim to be a banker or something, deceit & fraud would be admirable qualities to you.
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Furious Western Sydney leaders are calling for an urgent meeting with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese — accusing him of pressing ahead with the resettlement of ISIS families into their neighbourhoods without enough community consultation.
State MPs and local and community leaders have banded together to slam Mr Albanese’s push to bring back about 60 women and children who lived as a part of the Islamic State during its torturous regime in Syria and Iraq.
State Labor MP for Fairfield Guy Zangari broke ranks to criticise his federal counterpart Chris Bowen and the Commonwealth for leaving his community in the dark.
“The fact that this is happening is very triggering to them … The community should be brought along for the broader discussion so they aren’t being left out,” he said.
“They have every right to feel that way because of the treatment at the hands of ISIS in Syria and Iraq. They deserve to be involved in conversations.
9. and old yew making arcs in the dust with her hooves as she dies
Youse might of spelled ewe rong.
132andbush:
There’s probably a niche for them on the docks and with very local work, particularly carrying large volume/low mass freight.
Like the ports which are still congested in the US because older trucks are being refused admission to the docks?
So how’s the congestion going?
(The ports, 132 – not yours.)
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Youse might of spelled ewe rong
I no right
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Position Statement: Currently we’re positioned for two days in the Panhandle of Florida on the Gulf of Mexico. I am sitting here with an open door to our balcony overlooking the pool in a holiday resort in a place called Panama City Beach. Outside I can hear the gentle shoosh of the sea shore and it could almost be that I am on board the cruise once more. It’s not sticky here as on the Cocoa Beach side and the temperature outside is mild at night. It was a six hour drive to get here along freeways all the way. Hairy drove and I was navigator, traffic monitor, driving adviser (lol), nurse (he has a sore throat), and provider of comforts on the road. Another Strepsil, dear?
Florida’s narrow strip (looking like the handle of a pan base of the rest of it) is just below Alabama (Montgomery is just above us here) and Georgia. We’re heading slowly towards Louisiana. It’s all a geography lesson for me. The only drama was a convoy of oversize vehicles taking up two of the three lanes, preceded by a sheriff’s car plus another, and followed up in the rear by a further car and sheriff’s car, lights flashing everywhere. Oh, and tonight in town Hairy did an illegal u-turn followed by a police car .. oops. But they were simply doing the same thing and ignored us!
Where is all the gas? We demand to know why it is so expensive
Aus Government:
Labor to review approval of 18 new coal and gas projects:
…The federal government said the projects would be reassessed to take into account their climate impacts.
Like the ports which are still congested in the US because older trucks are being refused admission to the docks?
save gaia! erase civilisation …. except for soros, zukie, the wef, other elites…. oh and their servants
Position Statement: Currently we’re positioned for two days in the Panhandle of Florida on the Gulf of Mexico
you know what pisses me off, I am still banned from traveling virtually anywhere because I refuse to submit to a genetic experiment of dubious motives.
BIG day here in West Aussie. We got a sweat up carrying the financial burden of supporting the rest of aust. especially those layabout, big spenders in Victoria.
Happens all the time. Scant mention of the actual moment
https://7news.com.au/sport/netball/moment-daniel-andrews-press-conference-comes-to-a-halt-as-child-collapses-c-8712340
You’re a combustion engineer now?
Magic, Don’t post it for me. Do so to help others.
JC,
We need to start with a level playing field and that’s not happening. Mass exemptions for ev trucks in the EU being one example. Then there are the subsidies which will no doubt be on offer.
The market, far from being free, is being heavily skewed in favour of ev vehicles.
Daniel Andrews coming to the aid of someone who had had a medical incident would be enough to provoke a relapse.
I suspect Victoriastan is being carried by overseas capital markets and various superannuation funds. For a while to come.
‘A joke’: Dee Dee takes aim at Victoria’s $15m Netball Australia deal
There’s also the additional cost of maintaining the motor and engine of a EV truck and ICE one. What would they be?
Study Calculates EVs Have Higher ‘Real World Refueling Cost’ Than Gas Vehicles
Another irony:
The firm, established in 2015, posted a blog entry entitled “Exploring Lithium-ion Electric Vehicles’ Carbon Footprint” this week, where they call into question a former ICE vs. EV comparison performed by the Wall Street Journal and, while citing work performed by Jefferies, argue that there could literally be “no reduction in CO2 output” in some EV vs. ICE comparisons.
Their analysis “details the tremendous amount of energy (and by extension CO2) needed to manufacture a lithium-ion battery.” Because a typical EV is on average 50% heavier than a similar internal combustion engine, the analysis notes that the “embedded carbon” in an EV (i.e., when it rolls off the lot) is therefore 20–50% more than an internal combustion engine
The embarrassing idiocy of an Urban wog discussing transport…..in Australia.
Give it a rest JC.
You prove your urban ignorance even with just the questions you ask.
Batteries cannot do the job here.
Dam projects scrapped in federal budget would have damaged environment, water expert says (26 Oct)
Why BMW is moving electric Mini production from the UK to China….ummm. So it will make more money?
Nashville Angela
@angelanashtn
Physical therapist 18 months after the “safe and effective” vax.
…. transport minister has said BMW’s decision to move production of electric Minis to China was “very unfortunate”.
WHO to control Health content on YouTube & censor everything disputing Official Narrative so it can manipulate Public Opinion
Tesla states their semi will do 0-100km/h in 20 secs fully loaded.
There’s an increase in drive tyre wear right there, not to mention road surface stress.
It would make sense to govern the acceleration.
JC Googles entropy
… he may have missed a few things
Building EV’s in China after demonising ICE vehicles for a decade? You know it makes sense!
From one of my favourite car YT chanels, and one that usually celebrates cars rather than going down the political rabbit hole:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-M6UTXmi7Ao
Everyone Is Laughing at the Ridiculous Pelosi Big Lie
Zipster:
David speaks of a Trillion dollars per year in R&D.
I’m against that because history shows the big end of town will just steal the bloody lot and we’ll end up bankrupt with lots of Powerpoint presentations.
Just like NASA – lots of pretty graphics and no hardware.
Mark Hendrickx a great geologist, who was very involved in fighting alarmism, has now involved himself in the 3rd nations bullshit which has just seen Mt Warning closed. The real problem though is NSW lnp who have caved to some 3rd nations bullshit and further plan to give ALL of NSW’s parks to 3rd nations control. The liars/filth are known vermin but the inner corruption of the lnp is like a carbuncle on dickless’s dick; if he had one. The lnp are despicable.
The only problem with bolta interviewing Mark was bolta wouldn’t shut up.
Ok – what really happened in the Brazillian election
UN Given 310 Pages of Evidence to Support Claims of US/Ukraine’s Violation of Biological Weapons Convention
2022.10.30 Why NATO Attacked Crimea (hint, the G20 Summit)
Try again
Everyone Is Laughing at the Ridiculous Pelosi Big Lie
Next time 😉 ?
Mein gott Speedbox!!!
With that sort of ‘Inside knowledge’ our paths have very likely crossed – I was CMO for Classic Adelaide for many years (and many other Rally events besides) before slipping behind the wheel in latter years – my biggest publicity stunt involving a Red RS2000 and a rather public rollover 🙁
Zulu, good to hear that Mme Zulu is well enough to enjoy a good lunch.
And, belateds. 🙂
unusual_whales
@unusual_whales
BREAKING
Elon Musk reportedly appears unlikely to pay the fired executives of Twitter – previous CEO Parag, CFO Ned Segal, and legal Vijaya Gadde – as he fired the executives “for cause,” meaning he did it because he alleged he had justification, per the NYT.
David DePape should instruct his lawyer to ask questions about Paul Pelosi’s share trading.
The case would be dropped fairly quickly. Will need to be careful to avoid the Jeffrey Epstein treatment.
America really is in the grip of thieves and pervs. Then of course the old thief is a perv.
WATCH: President Biden after voting in midterm elections in Delaware with his granddaughter Natalie
https://twitter.com/Breaking911/status/1586833743968452611
The truck problem is this. Trucks make their money carrying as much freight as possible. There are legal limits on how much for good reasons, safety and road damage the major ones. Current single trailer semi’s can carry around 22 tonne of freight. Battery vehicles seem to use around half of the mass of a vehicle to propel it at high speed for about 500kms.
Now a car is fine, it may have a few passengers and a few bags, say 250kg? So a Tesla weighs 2t, half is batteries at 1t, throw in 250kgs and it’s not too much extra.
A 42t truck will need about 20t of batteries to run at 100kps for 500kms, heavy vehicles are heavy in themselves without the freight, a truck trailer will come in at around 20 tonne, and have a 20 tonne payload. A battery truck will weigh around 17 tonne, throw in 20 tonne of battery and you can carry 5(?) tonne. That’s it, a quarter of a normal load. even if battery trucks cost almost nothing to run and maintain their profits will be small, they just can’t carry enough weight.
I’m trying to be optimistic with these figures, throw in stinking hot summers cold winters 300,000kms+ a year, I can see new batteries needed around every twelve months. It just can’t work in the foreseeable future.
The life of the battery is important. A truck with a dead battery is worthless. An ICE truck of the same age is productive. How much will the new battery cost?
If the cars are any guide, it will be more than the truck is worth.
How Germany’s SUBSIDY WAR is BREAKING the European Union and helping Russia? : Economic case study
Pelosi’s government supplied security protects her, not her property.
She’ll have bodyguards, there’ll be Capitol Police/Secret Service at her house 24/7.
Her property – when she is not there -would be protected by private security.
She’s the #3 in the Government, after Brandon and Harris, of course there’s Capitol Police at her home, whether she’s there or not.
Chelsea Clinton is always accompanied in public by Secret Service, she has never held Office and her old man last held Office 22 years ago, yet you say the #3 person in the Administation has to hire her own Security?
Riiiight ….. so at anytime she’s not there (the 3rd in line to the Presidency), the Feds would be happy to have ‘private security’ watching things to make sure bombs/bugs/cameras were not installed for ‘later use’?
exactly.
Current tech LiIon is thousands of discharge cycles… and a truck would want to do full discharges all the time, probably 2 or more cycles per day; cf. a commuter car, which might discharge to 70% of capacity for a typical workday.
For a truck running 7 days/week, that’s only 5 or less years life.
China Is Accelerating Their Plans to Seize Taiwan | Crossroads
Crotchless makes sense; old pelosi had guests; it’s the only possible way the happy campers got past security; the hammers, dildos, and malarkey then got out of hand.
Prime movers usually weigh 8-10.5 tonne depending on the motor, tanks and cab configuration.
Our single cab prime mover with an alloy grain tipper weighs 16 tonne unloaded.
Our legal payload is 27 tonne.
B doubles will carry 42-45 tonne.
Curtainsiders and other box type trailers usually never carry their legal weight as the goods have volume and not weight.
The aggregated betting odds on the USA midterms are here https://electionbettingodds.com/House2022.html
Only 8 days away and Reps still the favourites by a huge margin.
Might be of interest.
Third dose of COVID-19 mRNA vaccine offers cirrhosis patients strong protection against the virus
A truck with a dead battery isn’t worthless. Useless maybe, but not worthless in an economic sense. It would be the cost of adding the new battery.
Joh, cars & trucks will be totally different animals.
Charging time & battery weight mean commercial trucks (i.e. prime movers) will have “quick change” slide-in slide-out, exchangeable battery packs that will get a couple of hundred km.
Electric trucks will thus be limited to routes dotted with these exchange stations.
Indeed, Duncan. And, removing and replacing a new battery (actually, a series of batteries) in a truck is not exactly cost free. Meanwhile, the ICE truck is on the road and making money.
It’s unicorn fart stuff.
sfw,
I found some estimates here
and here
Ease of battery change & opportunity cost of downtime won’t do much for the value of the truck in an economic sense.
Do we have confirmation that ‘hammer’ was not a euphemism for something else?
Okay adjust foe subsidies and let’s look at comparative costs. We can still compare.
What are these mass exemptions? Then, why are we looking at Europe.
Perhaps, don’t know. In a lot of European countries they offer subsidies to the regular car makers too.
To keep the useless eaters afraid and compliant.
Salty does analysis of the pelosi bummery incident; amusing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCRmVQeDTg8
How much do the new truck battery packs cost? How much does it cost to take out the old ones and install the new ones?
Never mentioned, like when they sold cars to people who discovered that a new battery pack cost more than the car.
As usual with the ‘renewable energy’ crowd, hard numbers are difficult to find in the haze of self approbation.
Is the ev truck range for travelling on flat ground?
I’m trying to find answers to those sorts of questions and so far I’m told I wouldn’t know because I’m and urban wog, I have no idea what entropy means because I don’t install a/c units and we need to focus more on Europe. Cronkite at least tried but his link was from March 2021.
Yep, it can happen. Sounds like every Mardi Gras weekend.
That’s not a problem in oz. The whole continent is as flat as a pancake. 🙂
Think about it, Ed.
She’s the daughter of the Clintons, imagine the dirt she’d know.
Poor thing is in fear for her life 24/7.
Bear
Where’s the slut addict this evening? Do you know?
JC
Re weights link
I’ll bet good money that that’s the last “Welcome to Country” that Twiggy Forrest ever lays on!
Maybe he forgot to wind down the windows of the van and is passed out somewhere looking for some rough trade? Just a guess.
In the linked article Janus announce their first “fleet” of electric converted trucks.
That was in April.
That “fleet” of Kenworth, Freightliner, Mack, Volvo and Western Star is now short of a Kenworth. Nowhere in Janus’ literature or website is there mention of this. However “Truck & Bus” magazine have an article in July:
Investigations continue after battery fire destroys electric truck
The article is about the Tuggerah Fire Brigade managing to extinguish a fire that “just broke out” in a prime mover standing in the yard of Janus Electric Pty Ltd.
& how the fire brigade managed to prevent too much damage when the fire spread to other trucks standing nearby.
There’s not much left of (what presumably is) the Kenworth.
The mass limit exemptions are an attempt to cancel out the increased tare wt of batteries.
Weight concessions for EV trucks show that the rule book for safety and road wear aren’t a serious law.
An ICE truck would be fined thousands of dollars for being two tonne overweight because it’s so dangerous, you should hear magistrates windbag over this, and yet an EV two tonne over is just dandy as it’s saving the planet.
They place weight limits on trucks to protect the roads?
And bridges etc…
Magnificent public comeback.
There’s probably a niche for them on the docks and with very local work, particularly carrying large volume/low mass freight.
What is so dangerous? They control the weight because of traffic accident concerns etc. But if an EV is built weighty and its part of the truck apparatus what is the danger?
No JC
It’s a dodgy little arithmetic model designed and fudged by governments to avoid proper road and infrastructure maintenance.
Other countries have higher mass limits on exactly the same vehicles as their roads are better.
There didn’t look to be much of this zero carbon-ness in the photos of the Kenworth smoking itself up.
BigRig magazine also carried the story.
JC
Momentum.
Among other things.
Safety wrt braking is a big one.
Exactly.
A video reveals what happened before Xi ordered Hu’s removal at the Party Congress
Do we have confirmation that ‘hammer’ was not a euphemism for something else?
Being crowned by a Rubber Dick doesn’t often result in brain surgery, but I’m going with my original take:
Paulie and DePape were playing Ed Buck with some homeless black hustler when he flatlined.
The “Welfare Check” was to remove the stiff and DePape has to cop it in the shorts to protect the Narrative.
How truckies know they have to drive into weigh stations from a highway. I see trucks driving past while other guys are being weighed.
As long as they put more bing bongs on the EV trucks it will all be OK.
You’re waved in. Some are random, some pull in every truck.
Hasn’t happened to me, I don’t do enough miles. Only had a couple of log book checks so far.
yep
Farmer Gez, agree with a lot of what you say but many prime movers and single tri axle trailers are rated to 42.5 tonnes. Many aren’t maxxed out on weight but liquids and rocks , grain etc often are. I used to drag drinks to woolies bottle shops around NSW and often had a full massed load in tautliners.
This rain situation is getting more ridiculous every day!
22mm today and about to get hit by storms again.
Started windrowing canola on Saturday with dual wheels on the windrower, only bogged once with at least 10 close calls.
This harvest will be the longest on record if this keeps up.
Prices on the up again but we may only harvest feed quality grain at this rate.
normally referred to as cranes or forklifts
Liquids are always heavy.
Most modern singles are 43 tonne max as they have Fups bull bars that give you .5 extra on the steers.
Not forgetting the national mass management scheme which allows more legal mass.
160mm for October.
It’s a dry week ahead and we scored only 4mm this episode. I’m optimistic that the pattern may have shifted away from us.
Drown Melbourne. It’s a mercy killing.
Qld Police started hyping recruiting from school a few months ago.
What both Qld and VIC have in common at the moment is a requirement to be fully vaxxed (ie. Triple). That is with the way outdated Vax that many people by now know has numerous risks for younger people.
In relation to VIC their actions in past 2 years will affect recruiting for years to come. Look to them recruiting from overseas.
“In past years we’ve pushed away young people, saying you need to get some life experience, I’m saying, ‘No, we don’t need to do that’ … we’re happy to take you if you’re 18 or 19,” Mr Patton said.
If we thought the past couple of years showed Vic cops exhibiting zero empathy for the people they’re supposed to be serving, just wait until they load up with poms, kiwis, sikhs, etc. As proper-fella outsiders they’ll have far less reticence to get kinetic with the normies.
It’ll be a case of: We ain’t seen nothin’ yet.
Other countries have higher mass limits on exactly the same vehicles as their roads are better.
Trips plenty up, container loaded to normal limit in the rest of the world is to heavy for the roads in Spastralia.
As proper-fella outsiders they’ll have far less reticence to get kinetic with the normies.
At least it’s a situation that’s a two way street.
On This Day:
Sweet.
How Andrews is allowed to get away with this stuff is beyond belief.
He says Visit VIC jumped at the chance to sponsor netballers because it will create jobs. Any studies done to support this or is it just, you know, a good news grab ? How many ? New jobs, how new ? How much of the 15 mill goes in player payments, how much in admin and promotion and other costs ? What’s the visitor estimate and visitor profile and where will they be spending ? What return do we get for our investment ? Would it be better to take that 15 million and hand it out randomly to passers by outside Flinders St station ?
This is how stupid things are, EV trucks? So something that’s primary purpose is to carry weight, has to carry more weight due to the low energy density of batteries.
If this wasn’t a pointless exercise, and if this wasn’t a Mongdom, then the discussion would be about freight rail electrification.
Question about trucks and weigh stations. I see them in rural areas beside highways. What happens in the cities as I can only ever recall seeing one, which was on 1st Ave in NYC. Seriously I saw one there sitting beside an entry from the boondocks into the city. Other than that are there any in Australian cities?
Magnificent!
A member of the public has defied police calls to not ‘directly intervene’ with Just Stop Oil eco zealots who have sprayed orange paint on four buildings across central London this morning, as a man tackled a paint-wielding protester and sprayed them orange.
Daily Mail
https://twitter.com/cortessteve/status/1587048369813331968?s=61&t=WbPwxYINC6W2lxSdvvlDUA
I’ll start the list:
Things that an inner city pansy is unlikely to have seen in his worldly travels:
1. A weigh bridge.
2. A taxi depot.
3. A dry dock.
4 The inside of an army barracks.
Magnificent!
Magnificent would be kicking the shit out of the bitch.
5” Naval Gun in operation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPd9XTSuFDc
Sheep giving birth.
Just to clarify.
Not all male nurses are serial killers.
Not even most of them.
But, per capita, they are over-represented in mass murdery type incidents.
If only we were all blue singlet wearing, outer suburban, unemployed slobs.
On another matter
I distinctly recall Leadership fare-welling the site, wishing folks well health-wise as he was moving to the Lollipop Cat and wouldn’t be seeing him anymore. I never seen so many flounces.
Fair dinkum, what is the purpose of all these insincere flounces? There are now flounce bets going on , on the side.
5. Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences – Cengel, Turner, and Cimbala
..
5. Sheep giving birth.
6. Car wrecker yard.
Per capita, It’s a disturbingly large number.
Here, there’s more.
We see this movie pretty frequently.
A shearing team celebrating “Cut – out.”
7. a beast slaughtered and butchered
8. a gearbox from underneath
Fun times.
9. and old yew making arcs in the dust with her hooves as she dies
food comes from supermarkets, righr?
10. A milking shed.
Who’d buy food from supermarkets? Doesn’t everyone shop and Prahran and South Melbourne market?
If you’ve been playing poker for half an hour and you still don’t know who the patsy is, you’re the patsy.
? Warren Buffett
JC, for one who posits themselves as world-wise, you really don’t know too much do you?
This Korean halloween crush is pretty nasty, I think the current count is 150 dead:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xAZ5bdQ2Pk
A bushfire, breaking a containment line…..
I dunno Marv. 🙂
facile
adjective
1. ignoring the true complexities of an issue; superficial.
“facile generalizations”
A real, live, genuine Aborigine – a gun shearer to boot.
A ‘skimpy” barmaid in a Kalgoorlie pub?
The “red light area” of a certain West Australian mining town?
well JC, its the whole lived experience thing you bang on about
sheltered life much?
Marv
That exactly explains your method of argumentation to a tee. I’ve never really seen you put up a well thought out, well factored argument.
It’s basically , “that’s shit, that’s stupid, it’s not like that, you’re stupid, ffs”. And then there’s never even sentence that supports your gangtsa rap bullshit you have going. You’re not just a petty fraud, you’re a joke.
Sheltered from what exactly? Seeing a pig or a cow get killed with a bolt gun? What would be the need or even the desire to want to see that unless you worked in an abattoir? Incidentally, my father in law owned a country abattoir.
read the the chapter on entropy
report back when you get a clue
..
A diesel workshop.
or say Uncle
whichever comes first
bit more old-school than that
I read 4 hours plus a day. For what purpose would I need to add to my reading figment you created in your drunken mind that I don’t know what it means?
which ever comes first.
JC, I love the way you talk yourself into a hole
…its one of yr charms
I did Marv? Explain how so.
yeah … the wrong shit
ffs … any workshop
no
Magic, try and be useful for a change. We’re putting in a new dual facet ducted system because the old one broke down. We found the old one not producing enough heat. We have a lot of glass. They’re replacing it with a 16W and the old one was a same. Are the new ones anymore efficient or should I insist on a higher wattage? It’s a Daiken.
16W heh?
what did they charge for that?
and did they dig the hole for you…or did you use your own mouth?
They’re charging . Are the present systems more efficient or should I ask for a bigger wattage?
I did no such thing.
The comment was directed to Leadership and you’re Driller (not Leadership).
As though folks here don’t know you’re The Driller.
You old fraud. You dishonest old fraud. Coming on here as a pub owner when you’re motel employee.
all the Watts are yours
don’t ask for them
demand all of them all in Biga-Watts
lol
???? wtf are you on about?
RUOK?
Driller.
I fine thanks for asking, Driller. How are you going with the sheets?
fuck off
You are far from fine, you’re off your meds or something.
You’re not normal.
Okay , but say it in gangsta speak, Marv.
Seriously Driller, I’ve never witnessed a more disgusting display of filthy sheets. You ought be arrested for impersonating a motel employee.
This is a comment on how hygienic your bedroom is? Quite believable, if your online conduct is anything to go by, your sheets would be filthy.
That would be fair enough, had I ever claimed to be a motel employee.
Oic, the site’s Joe Biden is on another sly references to doxxing.
We’re all factor workers, motel employees, bread truck drivers, typists, or whatever.
Joe Biden is pretending he knows who we all are.
Keep licking that ice cream (it’s much safer than licking your sheets)
Drills
I’m not doxxing at all, but why would you have a problem with doxing when you’re lying your fat arse off to cover for a plagiarist, you old drunken fraud. Go burn those dirty sheets, you lazy bludger
Yet you make constant reference to it.
Total mystery.
I’ve no idea what you’re on about
You’re looking into a mirror when you say that.
Has your maid jacked up on it? Not my job to burn your soiled laundry.
Again, looking into the mirror.
You’re not a nice person. You have much to atone for before you meet the maker, a day that ever draws nearer. Suggest you start mending your ways, or get used to the concept of eternal torment.
How religious of you driller. I’ve never seen the spiritual, holy man routine from you. Keep it up as it’s a nice foundational look, but pity you’re a deceitful old fraud.
This may be a clue as to how little you know about others.
Yet there is not one thing on which I’ve ever been deceitful or fraudulent about. Perhaps you’re judging others by your own standard?
A common mistake.
IIRC you did claim to be a banker or something, deceit & fraud would be admirable qualities to you.
Furious Western Sydney leaders are calling for an urgent meeting with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese — accusing him of pressing ahead with the resettlement of ISIS families into their neighbourhoods without enough community consultation.
State MPs and local and community leaders have banded together to slam Mr Albanese’s push to bring back about 60 women and children who lived as a part of the Islamic State during its torturous regime in Syria and Iraq.
State Labor MP for Fairfield Guy Zangari broke ranks to criticise his federal counterpart Chris Bowen and the Commonwealth for leaving his community in the dark.
“The fact that this is happening is very triggering to them … The community should be brought along for the broader discussion so they aren’t being left out,” he said.
“They have every right to feel that way because of the treatment at the hands of ISIS in Syria and Iraq. They deserve to be involved in conversations.
TE: New thread.
economics metoo moment a witch hunt?
Youse might of spelled ewe rong.
132andbush:
Like the ports which are still congested in the US because older trucks are being refused admission to the docks?
So how’s the congestion going?
(The ports, 132 – not yours.)
I no right
Position Statement: Currently we’re positioned for two days in the Panhandle of Florida on the Gulf of Mexico. I am sitting here with an open door to our balcony overlooking the pool in a holiday resort in a place called Panama City Beach. Outside I can hear the gentle shoosh of the sea shore and it could almost be that I am on board the cruise once more. It’s not sticky here as on the Cocoa Beach side and the temperature outside is mild at night. It was a six hour drive to get here along freeways all the way. Hairy drove and I was navigator, traffic monitor, driving adviser (lol), nurse (he has a sore throat), and provider of comforts on the road. Another Strepsil, dear?
Florida’s narrow strip (looking like the handle of a pan base of the rest of it) is just below Alabama (Montgomery is just above us here) and Georgia. We’re heading slowly towards Louisiana. It’s all a geography lesson for me. The only drama was a convoy of oversize vehicles taking up two of the three lanes, preceded by a sheriff’s car plus another, and followed up in the rear by a further car and sheriff’s car, lights flashing everywhere. Oh, and tonight in town Hairy did an illegal u-turn followed by a police car .. oops. But they were simply doing the same thing and ignored us!
This:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOok1WzZbOY
the virtue of taking a cameraman with you when you try to stab someone
Aus Government:
Aus Government:
save gaia! erase civilisation …. except for soros, zukie, the wef, other elites…. oh and their servants
you know what pisses me off, I am still banned from traveling virtually anywhere because I refuse to submit to a genetic experiment of dubious motives.