Re: [EVDL] EVLN: Failed Tesla eMMC bricks(kills) pack> warranty-over= sol

2019-05-11 Thread EVDL Administrator via EV
On 11 May 2019 at 4:20, brucedp5 via EV wrote:

> On the specific issue, the eMMC chip in older Teslas is based within
> the car's media control unit and used to log data collected by the
> media system. 

Exactly what data are they logging from a media system, and what are they 
doing with it?

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[EVDL] EVLN: Failed Tesla eMMC bricks(kills) pack> warranty-over= sol

2019-05-11 Thread brucedp5 via EV


% IMO, the resolve is to replace the board with a redesigned one  that has a
redundant/mirrored eMMC chip that would take over when the primary fails,
then wirelessly alerts Tesla. In my 25yr hp-ce career, I replaced many a
hot-swappable mirrored/paired drive in customer's servers (ez-peazy).
%

https://www.thedrive.com/news/27945/a-single-component-can-brick-older-teslas-and-tesla-wont-fix-it
A Single Component Can Brick Older Teslas and Tesla Won't Fix It
May 10, 2019  Jonathon Klein

Though Teslas—and electric vehicles as a whole—were heralded for their
easily maintained and remarkably simple drivetrain design, reality and
maintenance issues have become a real problem for Tesla. While there have
been a few outlying cases were major componentry goes catastrophically
wrong, most of its issues have been confined to cosmetic or easily fixed
problems. That isn’t the case with Tesla’s eMMC chip, which according to a
number of complaints that allege when the chip fails out of warranty, owners
lose access to the vehicle’s media control unit and bricks the car. 

The issue first surfaced via a report by Roadshow [
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/tesla-richrebuilds-unsupported-model-s-x-3/
] after a YouTube video detailing the issue was uploaded. According to the
video, when the eMMC fails, those Tesla customers outside of warranty
service are out of luck. Tesla doesn’t stock the part, nor will it service
it. As we’ve covered in the past, working on your own Tesla is also a
monumental undertaking that the company doesn’t explicitly condone. On the
specific issue, the eMMC chip in older Teslas is based within the car’s
media control unit and used to log data collected by the media system. 


Evidently, as the solid-state chip has only a finite amount of times its
space can be rewritten, when that space is gone, the chip fails which is
where the real problem starts.

The chip itself doesn’t control any of the car’s actual driving functions.
But the eMMC is so well-integrated into the rest of the car’s controls that
when it fails, you lose access to Tesla’s media suite, much of its systems
like climate control, and in some cases, the car could charge incorrectly
and fail to be driveable outside of its safety mode with less than
advertised oomph. According to the video, the chip can fail after a few
years of use, which isn’t great for customers, nor the environment.


As previously stated, Tesla doesn’t condone customers working on their own
cars, however, a group of mechanically minded owners has assembled a rather
extensive “Service Manual” [
http://teslaservicemanual.com/2019/01/18/replacing-emmc-in-mcu.html
] for the cars and it covers this problem. The service manual created takes
users on a step-by-step guide to replacing and fixing the broken system.
However, it does feature a disclaimer—like every Do-It-Yourself guide—that
tinkering with it could have potentially unforeseen consequences and could
result in injury or breaking the car further. 

Along with that silver lining, the original YouTube uploader who goes by the
name “Ingineerix,” [
https://www.youtube.com/user/Ingineerix/
] is able to take those faulty eMMC chips from plagued customers and replace
them for customers outside of warranty and Elon’s gaze. 

That said, with Musk’s recent statements of how good his automobiles are for
the environment, and how the company was founded to help mitigate climate
change, the idea of a single chip rendering a relatively new car nigh
unusable doesn’t exactly mesh with one another. Tesla has taken recent
strides in letting customers repair their cars themselves in recent months.
However, until the company starts stocking parts like the eMMC chip, as well
as release detailed service manuals to the public, Tesla is going to be
looking at a number of newish cars dead in a junkyard real soon. 
[© thedrive.com]
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Tesla Vehicles Can Now Diagnose Problems and Order Replacement Parts
Autonomously
May 5, 2019  Tesla vehicles not only have the ability to drive themselves in
select situations, but they can also apparently order replacement parts for
problems you may not even know exist ... using over-the-air communication to
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Re: [EVDL] EVLN: Failed Tesla eMMC bricks(kills) pack> warranty-over= sol

2019-05-11 Thread Haudy Kazemi via EV
It's mostly just Linux console logs. The same standard Linux messages you'd
see on any Linux logging console as you interact with a Linux system.


On Sat, May 11, 2019, 08:33 EVDL Administrator via EV 
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> On 11 May 2019 at 4:20, brucedp5 via EV wrote:
>
> > On the specific issue, the eMMC chip in older Teslas is based within
> > the car's media control unit and used to log data collected by the
> > media system.
>
> Exactly what data are they logging from a media system, and what are they
> doing with it?
>
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[EVDL] switch DPDT wringing for hi/lo lights

2019-05-11 Thread evtlfp20 via EV
 on my electric motorcycle  I want to use my DPDT  3 postion switch to 
have like a hi /lo beam,  but both lights on "hi beam " and one on "low 
beam"setting.


sw postion   1   2  3
  1 light / off/  2nd light & 1st light both



Can do i do this by  jumpering across 1 & 3  on one side only??

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[EVDL] switch DPDT wringing for hi/lo lights

2019-05-11 Thread John Lussmyer via EV
No.
If you have a DPDT switch, Put +12v on both the center contacts.
On one end, attach JUST the low beam light to ONE contact.
At the other end, Attach the low beam to ONE contact, and the HiBeam to the 
other contact.

On Sat May 11 10:30:54 PDT 2019 ev@lists.evdl.org said:
>on my electric motorcycle  I want to use my DPDT  3 postion switch to
>have like a hi /lo beam,  but both lights on "hi beam " and one on "low
>beam"setting.
>
>sw postion   1   2  3
>1 light / off/  2nd light & 1st light both
>
>Can do i do this by  jumpering across 1 & 3  on one side only??


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[EVDL] EVLN: EV-newswire posts for 20190511

2019-05-11 Thread brucedp5 via EV


http://electric-vehicle-discussion-list.413529.n4.nabble.com/EVLN-1-7M-Suiza-s-Art-Deco-Carmen-hyperEV-tp4693518.html
EVLN: Failed Tesla eMMC bricks(kills) pack> warranty-over= sol
Hispano Suiza’s New Electric Carmen Pays Homage to the Marque’s Art Deco
Past
May 8, 2019  “From the early 1900s to the 1940s, Hispano-Suiza cars were
famed for their exquisite luxury and meticulous attention to technical and
engineering details.
https://robbreportedit.files.wordpress.com/2019/03/suiza-c.jpg


http://electric-vehicle-discussion-list.413529.n4.nabble.com/EVLN-Failed-Tesla-eMMC-bricks-kills-pack-warranty-over-sol-tp4693519.html
EVLN: Failed Tesla eMMC bricks(kills) pack> warranty-over= sol
A Single Component Can Brick Older Teslas and Tesla Won't Fix It
May 10, 2019  Tesla data storage chip can fail and render the car useless
... Tesla's eMMC chip ... when ... fails out of warranty, owners lose access
to ... media control unit and bricks pack ...
A piece of the data storage hardware can only store so much data before it
kills the car ...


+ (chakratec.com trolling4 investment$ ... ?flywheels?, v)
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Chakratec uses kinetic energy to charge electric cars in minutes
April 28, 2019 ... has developed a local storage solution for electric
vehicle charging based on kinetic storage technology, enabling the
installation of fast chargers in the distribution ... anywhere, including
locations with a weak power grid ... 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6dDjBnSl00


https://www.thedrive.com/tech/27826/tesla-vehicles-can-now-diagnose-problems-and-order-replacement-parts-autonomously
Tesla Vehicles Can Now Diagnose Problems and Order Replacement Parts
Autonomously
May 5, 2019  Tesla vehicles not only have the ability to drive themselves in
select situations, but they can also apparently order replacement parts for
problems you may not even know exist ... using over-the-air communication to
order parts that, in theory, will repair the self-diagnosed issue ...
https://api.thedrive.com/wp-content/uploads/2017%2F08/tesla-model-3-first-cars.jpg


https://newbusinessethiopia.com/e-trike-launches-electric-car-assembly-in-ethiopia/
E-Trike launches electric car assembly in Ethiopia
April 28, 2019  Mitsui ... Japanese electric auto manufacturing company ...
launched an assembly plant in Ethiopia for its electric car (E-Trike) ...
https://newbusinessethiopia.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/electriccar2.png


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EVent: Nikola Tesla rally.hr 5/12-19> intl competitors .ch .de .at .be .fi
.no .ca &.za
Nikola Tesla electric car rally Croatia set to start
8 May 2019 – Billed as the world's quietest and most beautiful rally, the
Nikola Tesla EV Rally Croatia 2019 gets underway this weekend. Electric cars
from all over the world ...
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[EVDL] EVLN: Tesla-3's clever mystery-box drivetrain> (Munro ate crow)

2019-05-11 Thread brucedp5 via EV


https://www.teslarati.com/teslas-model-3-electric-motor-is-a-clever-mystery-box-says-auto-experts/
Tesla’s Model 3 electric motor is a clever mystery box, says auto experts
May 8, 2019  Dacia J. Ferris

[images  
https://www.teslarati.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/model-3-drivetrain-1.jpg
Model 3 drivetrain

https://www.teslarati.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Sandy-Munro-Tesla-Model-3.jpg
Sandy Munro holds up the Automatic Drive Module of the Tesla Model 3 
Credit: Autoline Network/YouTube
]

Sandy Munro, a teardown specialist and auto industry veteran, is releasing
the results of a study he conducted with battery expert Mark Ellis comparing
the motors inside four electric vehicles, one of which was a Tesla Model 3.
Despite analyzing the vehicle for a long time, the auto expert states that
there are still mysteries that he is yet to uncover on the electric sedan.

“The Tesla has a lot of stuff hidden. The Tesla is a big mystery. It’s not
obvious sometimes what clever things they’ve done, ” he commented about the
California-based car maker’s motor in a recent interview summarized by
Industry Week. “There’s mysteries every day. We thought we were clever, but
we’re not that clever.”

One of the clever features Munro and Ellis discovered in their Model 3
teardown was the disconnect device for the high voltage. “It’s not really a
fuse…It’s like a little explosion. If the car rolls over, they have a little
disconnect that blows up, (cutting) all the power to everything and that way
you don’t have an electric nightmare,” he revealed. Also, the inner magnets
of the Model 3 motor were found to be under a lot of stress, which is not
something other manufacturers have learned to do in high volume production.
“We’ve talked to lots of magnet manufacturers, but this might be another one
of these made-in-Tesla kind of deals. They make a lot of stuff in-house,”
Munro guessed.

Another innovation that impressed the teardown team was how advanced the
inverter/convertor device was that provides power to the motor, particularly
in the use of silicon carbide on the devices’ integrated circuits. “It
creates a lot less heat and is a lot faster than the Chevy and BMW,” Ellis
added to the discussion. “Silicon carbide is the latest and greatest and
Tesla so far is the only vehicle out there with it.” Munro and Ellis further
noted the high level of tech Tesla’s motor contained, all while being
considerably smaller than the competition.

The study will be released in a few weeks and also includes detailed
information about the motors inside the Chevy Bolt, BMW i3, and Jaguar
I-Pace. Munro had very positive things to say about Tesla’s technology, but
the electric vehicles produced by industry giants did not receive quite the
same accolades. “It looks like the other guys just went around and glued
together whatever they could find off the shelf,” Munro jabbed at Tesla’s
competition.

The BMW i3 was hit particularly hard and cited as the heaviest, most
expensive, and very inefficient overall. “It’s not designed for… I don’t
know what it’s designed for, really,” Munro swiped in the interview. “While
everything on Tesla is…very, very efficient engineering.” Munro still isn’t
sold on the Model 3 body, though, and takes issue with the complexity of the
process it takes to manufacture it thanks to the number of parts, materials,
and fastenings involved.

Munro has a history of strong opinions on Tesla’s car intended for the mass
market. After completing an initial teardown of a 2017 version of the
vehicle, he infamously commented that the car’s panel gaps could be seen
“from Mars” among other very critical remarks about the way the car was
manufactured. Tesla eventually issued a statement in response to the
criticisms, indicating that significant improvements had been made to its
Model 3 manufacturing process which would render moot many of the issues
identified.

Once the Model 3 teardown was complete, Munro later admitted to eating “a
lot of crow” in response to the technology installed and implemented
throughout the car. He praised the Model 3 battery pack and the way it
handles on the road, in particular, and also estimated Tesla was turning a
30% profit on the vehicle. Munro ultimately concluded that everything from
the car’s suspension and down was perfect, but everything about its bodywork
was questionable.

While the study Sandy Munro and Mark Ellis have conducted has not yet been
released, from the sounds of it, crow seems to have still been on the menu
for Tesla’s inner workings while old criticisms still stand about its outer
packaging.
[© teslarati.com]


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Loveland's Lightning Systems releases powertrain for Ford F-59s
04/30/2019  Lightning Systems ... has five electric powertrains available
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[EVDL] EVLN: 5 Vintage/old-school-cool 2wheeled EVs | (Helmet e-Wiper)

2019-05-11 Thread brucedp5 via EV


https://www.rideapart.com/articles/348507/five-favorite-vintage-style-electrics/
Top Five Favorite Vintage-Styled Electric Bikes Available Now
May 08, 2019  Tim Huber

[image  
https://cdn.motor1.com/images/mgl/Bzy0w/s3/vintage-ebike-cover-photo.jpg
]

 Modern tech mixed with old-school cool.

With the massive success of various manufacturers’ modern retro ranges, it’s
no surprise to see the emerging two-wheeled EV sector increasingly set its
sights on the lucrative modern tech/classic looks formula. With so many
offerings popping up every other week, we take the time to break down our
picks for our five favorite vintage-styled electric motorcycles/ebikes
currently available for purchase or preorder. Let’s get into it!
[© rideapart.com]


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Called Wipey, This Electric Helmet Wiper Is Just What Bikers Prayed For
April 25, 2019  Called Wipey, this snap-on, electric helmet wiper, is just
the thing for the latter. Visibility is an important factor when riding a
motorcycle and unlike a car, where the viewing area is massive and ...
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[EVDL] EVLN: $1.7M Suiza’s Art Deco Carmen hyperEV

2019-05-11 Thread brucedp5 via EV


https://robbreport.com/motors/cars/hispano-suiza-carmen-homage-to-past-2849685/
Hispano Suiza’s New Electric Carmen Pays Homage to the Marque’s Art Deco
Past
May 8, 2019  Robert Ross

[images  / Hispano Suiza
https://robbreportedit.files.wordpress.com/2019/03/suiza-c.jpg
 hyperlux grand tourer

https://robbreportedit.files.wordpress.com/2019/03/suiza.jpg
Hispano Suiza’s Carmen
]

Nothing like a $1.7 million dose of nostalgia. 

The Spanish automaker Hispano-Suiza (Spanish-Swiss), founded in 1904 by
financier Damia?n Mateu and engineer Marc Birkigt, once rivaled Rolls-Royce
as manufacturer of the world’s most advanced and opulent automobiles, but,
by the end of the 1930s, it was out of the running. Fast-forward more than
80 years to the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show—the venue for the debut
of the Carmen, a 1,005 hp electric coupe from the now hyphenless Hispano
Suiza, designed in the tradition of Hispanos from the past. Like its
forebears, the Carmen is not just remarkably powerful, impeccably crafted
and exceedingly rare, it is also beautiful and stylistically daring.
Noteworthy are the tapering backlight, fulsome rear fenders and dramatically
scalloped tail recalling one Art Deco-era Hispano-Suiza that inspired its
design.

More than merely appropriating the once-famous name, reborn Hispano Suiza is
headed by Miguel Suque? Mateu, the great-grandson of the original company’s
cofounder. “Launching the Carmen realizes a lifetime’s ambition for me and
my family,” says Mateu. “From the early 1900s to the 1940s, Hispano-Suiza
cars were famed for their exquisite luxury and meticulous attention to
technical and engineering details. We created the Carmen ‘hyperlux grand
tourer’ using this same DNA.”

Designed and built in Barcelona, the two-seat hypercar combines a fully
electric power train using two 375 kW motors, one at each rear wheel and was
developed with QEV Technologies, a company with extensive experience in FIA
Formula E series competition. The Carmen’s carbon-fiber monocoque is wrapped
in the same material as the body, which features scissor doors and a drag
coefficient lower than the benchmark Porsche 918 Spyder. And while carbon
fiber underlies the architecture of the interior, the surface employs plush
leather, turned aluminum and rich wood, as did all the past Hispanos.

“The Carmen’s highly emotive and striking design is strongly influenced by
the distinctive styling of the 1938 Hispano-Suiza Dubonnet Xenia,” says the
brand’s design director Francesc Arenas, referencing one of the original
marque’s most famous examples. The Xenia was constructed by French
coachbuilder Jacques Saoutchik and penned by Jean Andreau, who designed
aircraft as well as automobiles. Accordingly, the car resembles an aircraft
fuselage and features the first-ever curved-glass windshield, which combines
with the curved side windows to evoke a cockpit canopy. The sleek,
torpedo-shaped body has sliding doors and a removable metal roof.

The car was commissioned by Andre? Dubonnet (son of the founder of the
eponymous aperitif company), who named it in honor of his deceased wife. In
that same tradition, the new Hispano Suiza is named for—and inspired by—the
unique style and elegance of Suque? Mateu’s mother, Carmen. The company
plans to produce 19 examples between late 2019 and 2021, each with a
projected price of approximately $1.7 million.
[© robbreport.com]


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EVLN: Suiza's Carmen hyperEV> 1938 Dubonnet Xenia inspiration, a hyperlux
grand tourer
 ... Hispano Suiza’s new electric hypercar might* look like this ...
Feb 08 2019


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Chakratec uses kinetic energy to charge electric cars in minutes
April 28, 2019 ... has developed a local storage solution for electric
vehicle charging based on kinetic storage technology, enabling the
installation of fast chargers in the distribution ... anywhere, including
locations with a weak power grid ... 
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[EVDL] Nissan Leaf Motor

2019-05-11 Thread Matthew Quitter via EV
Hey EVDL,

I’m trying to use a Nissan Leaf motor in a conversion and have been told the 
Leaf motor output shaft uses an ‘involuted spline’ and it’s to a specific 
standard. 

Does anyone happen to know the involuted spline standard that Nissan uses for 
the output shaft?

Many thanks,
Matthew
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[EVDL] involute spline: Nissan Leaf Motor

2019-05-11 Thread brucedp5 via EV
[ref
http://electric-vehicle-discussion-list.413529.n4.nabble.com/Nissan-Leaf-Motor-td4693533.html
]

I found several links to explore with a search
https://www.google.com/search?q=involute+spline+nissan+leaf
 on  involute spline nissan leaf  with some links on the leaf forum




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[EVDL] EVcrash: A Tesla saved my life | Autopilot, collision avoidance

2019-05-11 Thread brucedp5 via EV


https://electrek.co/2019/05/09/tesla-saved-life-owner-crash-autopilot/
‘Tesla saved my life’, says owner after walking away from high-speed crash
on Autopilot
May. 9th 2019  Fred Lambert

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A Tesla Model S owner says that Tesla’s safety level “saved his life” after
he managed to walk away mostly uninjured after a horrific high-speed crash
on Autopilot.

Peder Hulthin, a Tesla Model S 70D owner from Norway, told Electrek (after
first sharing the story on the Teslanytt facebook group) that he was driving
his electric car on Autopilot on the highway between Oslo and Drammen when a
car swerved in and out of his lane.

As the vehicle exited his lane, there was red van stuck in the middle of the
highway and neither Hulthin or Autopilot could react in time to avoid the
crash.

The Model S hit the vehicle head-on at about 85 to 90 km/h, according to the
driver.

Hulthin shared pictures of the aftermath with Electrek — showing just how
strong of an impact the Model S had to absorb:


Despite the severity of the crash, Hulthin says that he was able to walk
away from the accident with only bruises related to the airbags.

He told Electrek:

“The car has without a doubt saved my life and Tesla’s engineering has
done its job.”

The Model S is known to be amongst the safest cars in the world based on its
safety ratings, but it is especially performing well when it comes to
front-end collisions due to its large crumple zone.

Electrek’s Take

The lack of engine at the front serves to absorb the energy in the instance
of a crash instead of pushing on the cabin.

We have seen many previous examples of severe crashes involving Tesla
vehicles where the crumple zone was completely destroyed, but the driver and
passengers survived.

It’s an interesting example of how electric vehicles can be more easily
designed for safety.

As for the Autopilot component in the crash, we have now seen many examples
of Autopilot not recognizing a stopped vehicle on the highway, especially
after a lead vehicle exits the lane.

In this instance, maybe there wasn’t time to react either way, but it looks
like the emergency braking system didn’t engage. It’s something that Tesla
really needs to work on.
[© electrek.co]


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https://electrek.co/2019/05/06/tesla-autopilot-maneuver-avoid-crash-video/
Tesla owner claims Autopilot made impressive maneuver caught on video to
avoid crash
May 6, 2019 ... yesterday and it pushed the electric car toward another
vehicle in front of it, but the driver claims that ... The accident was
caught on Tesla's dashcam feature. ... The vehicle wasn't on Autopilot, but
the system also powers collision avoidance ...
https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/bl5pa9/tesla_model_3_saved_me/




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Re: [EVDL] switch DPDT wringing for hi/lo lights

2019-05-11 Thread Cor van de Water via EV
Easiest way to wire this circuit:
Connect hi and lo beam wires to the two "common" contacts.
Measure the hi beam wire connection to the outside contact in the setting
for lo beam. Leave that contact open and wire the other 3 outside contacts
to +12v if the lights return is ground.
Good luck,
Cor.



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> I am not sure what you are trying to do and I don't want to figure it out,
> but I will say you can definitely jumper the terminals and something will
> happen. I used to design switches for Eaton Corp and it was common to ship
> some configurations with this kind of mod. For example a DPDT can be used
> to reverse a DC motor by switching the output polarity.  This probably
> Google-able.
>
> I would advocate that you carefully diagram the circuit on paper. It is
> easy to get this sort of thing wrong.
>
> On Sat, May 11, 2019 at 8:36 PM evtlfp20 via EV  wrote:
>
> >   on my electric motorcycle  I want to use my DPDT  3 postion switch to
> > have like a hi /lo beam,  but both lights on "hi beam " and one on "low
> > beam"setting.
> >
> > sw postion   1   2  3
> >1 light / off/  2nd light & 1st light both
> >
> >
> >
> > Can do i do this by  jumpering across 1 & 3  on one side only??
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[EVDL] Koch(bough) (profit$-over-pollution)coalition attacks> Kill-EV-Credits

2019-05-11 Thread brucedp5 via EV


https://www.desmogblog.com/2019/05/09/koch-funded-groups-still-begging-congress-kill-electric-car-tax-credit
Koch-Funded Groups Still Begging Congress to Kill the Electric Car Tax
Credit
May 9, 2019  Ben Jervey

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A coalition of free market advocacy groups, led by former Koch Industries
lobbyist, urged Congress on Thursday not to extend the electric vehicle (EV)
tax credit. In a letter rife with easily discredited and false statements,
this coalition sent its plea to the leaders of the Senate Finance Committee
and the House Ways and Means Committee.

Most of the 34 groups are funded by the petrochemical billionaire Koch
brothers’ donor network or have ties to Koch Industries. And most of the
references cited in the letter have clear, demonstrable ties to Koch
Industries and Koch funding.

The episode echoes a similar sequence from last September, when many of the
same groups sent a comparable letter after Senator Jeff Merkley (D-Oregon)
and others introduced the Electric Cars Act of 2018.

The letter is further evidence of this network of Koch-affiliated groups
ramping up their opposition to the EV tax credit.

“The American Energy Alliance (AEA) has organized a coalition to proclaim in
one unified voice that there should be no expansion of the misguided
electric vehicle tax credit,” Tom Pyle, president of the AEA and a former
lobbyist for Koch Industries, wrote in a statement, first published by The
Daily Caller News Foundation, which has received more than $2.6 million from
the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation since 2013. (That article, it’s
worth mentioning, was published at 5:10 am EDT on Thursday, before the
letter could have been delivered. Evidently, the Koch-funded think tanks
gave the Koch-funded website an advance copy.)

Which Koch-Tied Groups Signed the Anti-EV Letter?

The letter fails to disclose that most of the signatory groups depend on
funding from the oil and gas industries, or specifically from the Koch
brothers’ petrochemical refining businesses — industries that electric cars
threaten the most.

DeSmog laid out the Koch connections to many of these signatories last
September. Some notable additions to this coalition are failed Federal
Reserve Board nominee Stephen Moore and Wayne Winegarden, the author of a
Pacific Research Institute study that is often cited in attacks on electric
cars.

Here’s the full list of signatories:

Tom Pyle, American Energy Alliance
Bethany Marcum, Alaska Policy Forum
Lisa Nelson, ALEC Action
Phil Kerpen, American Commitment
Rick Manning, Americans for Limited Government
David T. Stevenson, Caesar Rodney Institute
Andrew F. Quinlan, Center for Freedom and Prosperity
Jeffrey Mazzella, Center for Individual Freedom
Isaac Orr, Center of the American Experiment
Mark Mathis, Clear Energy Alliance
David McIntosh, Club for Growth
Caleb Rossiter, CO2 Coalition
Stephen Moore, Committee to Unleash Prosperity
Myron Ebell, Competitive Enterprise Institute
Matthew Kandrach, Consumer Action for a Strong Economy
Craig Richardson, E Legal
Mandy Gunasekara, Energy 45 Fund
Annette Meeks, Freedom Foundation of Minnesota
Jason Pye, FreedomWorks
George Landrith, Frontiers of Freedom
Tim Heulskamp, The Heartland Institute
Tim Chapman, Heritage Action for America
Amy Oliver Cooke, Independence Institute
Brett Healy, The John K. MacIver Institute for Public Policy
Kory Swanson, John Locke Foundation
Seton Motley, Less Government
Jason Hayes, Mackinac Center for Public Policy
Harry C. Alford, National Black Chamber of Commerce
Kirk Uhler, National Tax Limitation Committee
Wayne Winegarden, Pacific Research Institute
Bette Grande, Roughrider Policy Center
David Williams, Taxpayers Protection Alliance
John Tintera, Texas Alliance of Energy Producers
Kevin Roberts, Texas Public Policy Foundation

The Koch-Funded Citations in the American Energy Alliance EV Tax Credit
Letter to Congress

The letter pushes many variations of the same debunked talking point — that
the EV tax credit only benefits the rich. To support this claim, they cite
four studies or reports and one poll. Three of those studies were funded by
Koch money, and the poll was paid for by the American Energy Alliance, and
conducted by a Koch lobbyist. 

One by one:
Citation: American Energy Alliance, ”New Survey: Voters (Still) Find Vehicle
Subsidies 'Unfair'”

Quote: “Subsidies for electric vehicles are unpopular.”

Reality: This classic push poll was commissioned by the Koch-funded American
Energy Alliance and conducted by MWR Strategies, a lobbying firm with
clients including Koch Industries and the American Fuel & Petrochemical
Manufacturers. See DeSmog’s earlier coverage of this poll.
Citation: 

Re: [EVDL] switch DPDT wringing for hi/lo lights

2019-05-11 Thread evtlfp20 via EV

On 2019-05-11 12:44, John Lussmyer via EV wrote:

No.
If you have a DPDT switch, Put +12v on both the center contacts.
On one end, attach JUST the low beam light to ONE contact.
At the other end, Attach the low beam to ONE contact, and the HiBeam
to the other contact.


isn't that jumper  going to make them both go on ?..
I have 2 lights .



On Sat May 11 10:30:54 PDT 2019 ev@lists.evdl.org said:

on my electric motorcycle  I want to use my DPDT  3 postion switch to
have like a hi /lo beam,  but both lights on "hi beam " and one on 
"low

beam"setting.

sw postion   1   2  3
1 light / off/  2nd light & 1st light both

Can do i do this by  jumpering across 1 & 3  on one side only??



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Re: [EVDL] switch DPDT wringing for hi/lo lights

2019-05-11 Thread John Lussmyer via EV
What jumper?
Each side of a DPDT switch is independent.
So, one side of the switch will be ON-OFF-ON for the low beam.
The other side will be OFF-OFF-ON for the hi beam.

On Sat May 11 11:10:59 PDT 2019 ev@lists.evdl.org said:
>On 2019-05-11 12:44, John Lussmyer via EV wrote:
>> No.
>> If you have a DPDT switch, Put +12v on both the center contacts.
>> On one end, attach JUST the low beam light to ONE contact.
>> At the other end, Attach the low beam to ONE contact, and the HiBeam
>> to the other contact.
>
>isn't that jumper  going to make them both go on ?..
>I have 2 lights .
>
>>
>> On Sat May 11 10:30:54 PDT 2019 ev@lists.evdl.org said:
>>> on my electric motorcycle  I want to use my DPDT  3 postion switch to
>>> have like a hi /lo beam,  but both lights on "hi beam " and one on
>>> "low
>>> beam"setting.
>>>
>>> sw postion   1   2  3
>>> 1 light / off/  2nd light & 1st light both
>>>
>>> Can do i do this by  jumpering across 1 & 3  on one side only??
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Re: [EVDL] EVLN: Failed Tesla eMMC bricks(kills) pack> warranty-over= sol

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Re: [EVDL] switch DPDT wringing for hi/lo lights

2019-05-11 Thread Michael Ross via EV
I am not sure what you are trying to do and I don't want to figure it out,
but I will say you can definitely jumper the terminals and something will
happen. I used to design switches for Eaton Corp and it was common to ship
some configurations with this kind of mod. For example a DPDT can be used
to reverse a DC motor by switching the output polarity.  This probably
Google-able.

I would advocate that you carefully diagram the circuit on paper. It is
easy to get this sort of thing wrong.

On Sat, May 11, 2019 at 8:36 PM evtlfp20 via EV  wrote:

>   on my electric motorcycle  I want to use my DPDT  3 postion switch to
> have like a hi /lo beam,  but both lights on "hi beam " and one on "low
> beam"setting.
>
> sw postion   1   2  3
>1 light / off/  2nd light & 1st light both
>
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Re: [EVDL] EVLN: Failed Tesla eMMC bricks(kills) pack> warranty-over= sol

2019-05-11 Thread paul dove via EV
It does have a web browser and google maps

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>> On 11 May 2019 at 4:20, brucedp5 via EV wrote:
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[EVDL] Insurer.uk dispels 10 biggest/bizarre EV-myths> RAIN, power, speed, safe, trips, +

2019-05-11 Thread brucedp5 via EV
Insurer.uk dispels 10 biggest/bizarre EV-myths> RAIN,power,speed,safe,trips,+

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/article-6989551/One-ten-drivers-think-electric-cars-driven-rain-10-biggest-electric-car-myths.html
One in ten drivers think electric cars can't be driven in the RAIN: We
reveal the 10 biggest and most bizarre myths about battery-powered vehicles
9 May 2019  Grace Gausden 

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27% of people said they would consider buying an electric car but 18% said
they never would

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/07/12/13195626-6989551-image-a-1_1557229455881.jpg
Speedy: The Pininfarina Battista was named the fastest road car in the world
- and is electric

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/03/16/13054934-6989551-image-m-25_1556898091725.jpg
There are many myths about electric cars like the Tesla Model 3 (pictured)
with 18% believing you can't wash it in a car wash

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/03/16/13055244-6989551-image-a-27_1556898689406.jpg
6% of those surveyed said they wouldn't buy an electric car as they believe
it was dangerous


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  - LV= has revealed the biggest myths stopping people buying electric cars
  - There are a number of concerns including 48% who think it is too
expensive 
  - Another 55% believe an electric car isn't as powerful as petrol or
diesel 

One in ten UK motorists believe that electric cars cannot be driven in the
rain, a survey has claimed.

This is just one in a host of unfounded and sometimes bizarre reasons
preventing motorists from considering the move to a fully electric vehicle,
a new study from LV= General Insurance discovered.

Whilst zero-emissions cars are becoming increasingly popular with 27 per
cent of drivers considering switching to an electric vehicle within the next
five years, both for cost benefits and for environmental reasons, many
motorists are still hesitant about making the move due to misinformation. 

A substantial 18 per cent said they'll never consider buying one due to a
number of concerns.

This includes 51 per cent of people who worry the battery charge will run
out, 48 per cent who said it is too expensive and 45 per cent believing they
can't be used for long distance journeys.

A huge 55 per cent also said they believe an electric car is not as powerful
as a petrol or diesel vehicle.

HOW THIS IS MONEY CAN HELP

Keep your car on the road for less with online MOT and tax reminders and
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LV= carried out research of more than 2,004 UK adults carried out between 26
February to 1 March 2019. 

To ensure motorists have all the facts, the insurer has dispelled the 10
biggest electric car myths. 

1. Electric cars aren't as powerful
Interestingly, 55 per cent of UK adults believe an electric car isn't as
powerful as petrol or diesel, however this isn't true. An electric car can
generate power quicker and most accelerate quicker than a petrol or diesel
equivalent. 

The fastest road car in the world has been revealed as an electric car, the
Pininfarina Battista, which was revealed at the Geneva Motor Show.

2. You can't drive an electric car on a motorway
A huge 12 per cent of people are convinced that you can't drive an electric
car on the motorway, but that is false. Ecotricity has 145 public stations
at motorway and A-road services around the UK, providing around 300
individual chargers. 

LV= has also partnered with Zap-Map, an interactive map of the 20,000 public
charging points across the UK, to help drivers easily locate one closest to
them.

3. You can't wash an electric car in a car wash
A further 18 per cent of people are convinced you can't wash an electric
model in a car wash. Although electricity and water tend not to mix, it's
completely safe to do so. 

Before electric cars are sold, they're heavily tested which includes a soak
test. Therefore, it's just as safe to take an electric car through a car
wash as it is a normal car.

4. Electric cars shouldn't be used during heavy rain
Although 12 per cent think electric cars cannot be driven in the rain, this
is a myth. Electric cars have all been extensively tested by their
manufacturers to ensure top performance in a range of conditions. 

Electric car chargers are weatherproof, and all charge points have been
through rigorous safety testing and are installed in accordance with the
relevant regulations.

5. Electric car battery's need to be replaced every five years

A common misconception is that electric car battery's need to be replaced
every five years, with 23 per cent of people believing this is true. 

However, the current prediction is the battery will last at least 10 years
and perhaps even up to 20 years before 

[EVDL] EVLN: EV-newswire posts for 20190512

2019-05-11 Thread brucedp5 via EV


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Top Five Favorite Vintage-Styled Electric Bikes Available Now
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https://cdn.motor1.com/images/mgl/Bzy0w/s3/vintage-ebike-cover-photo.jpg


http://electric-vehicle-discussion-list.413529.n4.nabble.com/EVLN-Tesla-3-s-clever-mystery-box-drivetrain-Munro-ate-crow-tp4693522.html
EVLN: Tesla-3's clever mystery-box drivetrain> (Munro ate crow)
Tesla’s Model 3 electric motor is a clever mystery box, says auto experts
May 8, 2019  Sandy Munro, a teardown specialist and auto industry veteran,
is releasing the results of a study he conducted with battery expert Mark
Ellis comparing the motors inside four EVs ...
https://www.teslarati.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/model-3-drivetrain-1.jpg


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https://www.motoroids.com/news/called-wipey-this-electric-helmet-wiper-is-just-what-bikers-prayed-for/
Called Wipey, This Electric Helmet Wiper Is Just What Bikers Prayed For
April 25, 2019  Called Wipey, this snap-on, electric helmet wiper, is just
the thing for the latter. Visibility is an important factor when riding a
motorcycle and unlike a car, where the viewing area is massive and ...
(Kickstarter)
https://youtu.be/nehpi0ofNNo


http://www.reporterherald.com/business-top-stories/ci_32605388/lovelands-lightning-systems-releases-powertrain-ford-f-59s
Loveland's Lightning Systems releases powertrain for Ford F-59s
04/30/2019  Lightning Systems ... has five electric powertrains available
that work with Ford and GM delivery vans, shuttle ...
http://extras.mnginteractive.com/live/media/site47/2019/0430/20190430__05RHBLIGHTNINGw~1.jpg


https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-05-10/federal-election-fact-check-electric-vehicle-tow-boat/11078464
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says an electric vehicle can't tow a boat or
trailer ...
2019-05-10 ... The verdict  Mr Morrison's claim is in need of a tune up ...
Experts told Fact Check it was incorrect to suggest that electric vehicles
generally did not have towing capacity ... (tesla towing a jet)
https://youtu.be/rvk4fNxF0l4


http://electric-vehicle-discussion-list.413529.n4.nabble.com/Insurer-uk-dispels-10-biggest-bizarre-EV-myths-RAIN-power-speed-safe-trips-tp4693517.html
Insurer.uk dispels 10 biggest/bizarre EV-myths>
RAIN,power,speed,safe,trips,+
One in ten drivers think electric cars can't be driven in the rain ...
9 May 2019  - One in ten UK motorists believe that EVs cannot be driven in
the rain ... To ensure motorists have all the facts, the insurer has
dispelled the 10 biggest electric car myths ... 
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/03/16/13053826-6989551-image-a-13_1556896395564.jpg




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