This is the first EV in a very long time that has appealed to me. With a decent, but not crazy, solar setup, you can have a handy task truck that costs very little to run.
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Even if EVs were feasible, the EMF coming out of these cars should be enough to make people think twice.
I'm... Much less concerned about EMF.
Yeah, most of haven't been. I am now though.
Why? What leads you to be concerned about it?
EMF is highly disruptive to us, but since we don't see all these waves around us, it's not something that most even acknowledge. Especially when the issue is distorted with stupid '5G nanobots' nonsense.
From phones to lights to WiFi routers to EVs, they're all outputting lots of EMF which is likely one of the contributors to a decline in health.
Over the past 30-40 years, the biggest factors that have changed are:
1. LEDs instead of incandescent bulbs
2. Far more screens we spend time in front of coupled with WiFi
3. Vaccines
4. Decline in quality of food relating to chemicals.
It's difficult to identify specifically which is contributing the most, so I presume they are all having some impact and exposure to them should be minimized.
Got an iPhone? Go into settings, search for regulatory and read about how they, in the fine print, tell you not to keep the phone within 5mm of your skin. That's solely EMF exposure, which they have no incentive to study the safety of since it would put their products in jeopardy.
Someone shared this discussion with me on here just the other day, if you're interested:
It only has a 150 mi range… and way less when you’ve got it loaded..
Why can’t we make a cheap easy to work on 4 cylinder engine small chassis pickup…
Why can’t we get a Prius truck ffs
I prefer V6s, but yes.
150 miles is honestly fine for an around the homestead truck unless you live on a big ranch. The 240 mile bigger pack would be better, for sure.
This is actually the first that is appealing to me besides ebikes lol
