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@MoonMadness. "I like veggies too," - so does the shark I presume...
O:-)

Found this with some numbers 8%-15% at first google hit before it reach the AC/DC transformer.
https://blog.se.com/energy-management-energy-efficiency/2013/03/25/how-big-are-power-line-losses/
So...

@mr bolton, so should i read your your claim as transforming voltage, switching AC to DC and getting power into and out from a EV battery is about 10%-7%=3% ?
As an electric engineer, that does...

@Mr Bolton. nice try, Do you honestly your self believe in "about 10 percent power loss between output of generator and storage within the belly of a Tesla"? This sounds like a fairytale figure to...

@xlucine, That is only part of the story. Transformation between different AC voltages, converting AC to DC, charging the DC to the battery, and pulling the power from the battery to the motor all...

(@Mr Bolton, in that calculus you forget the not unstubstantial waste in the various steps from the high voltage AC power leaving the powerplant to it actually after transport and transformations...

Also it would be natural to move the mass products out first, and this is certainly more of a niche than a mass product..
The overhead following moving products out might exceed what can be saved...

Maybe it is the translation, but as I read it, they certainly intend to start production again when they can.
So seems more like a delay of unknown duration than a permanent cancel.

When you try to make a device that fits all from the professional users as a daily tool, to the occasional users that dust the camera off for usage on holidays - well then you will inevitable fail...

"pretty clear and concise" *LOL* if so totally irrelevant to the post you attempted to reply to....
I'll stop wasting my time on you here....

@SomeguyPNW and it tells a lot about you that you start by absurdly misunderstand, and when someone tries to get some heads an tail in what you could have meant, blaming them for not being able to...

@SomeguyPNW, A piece of art is not pointless in my book, sad for you if it is in yours. But Just to be sure, shall we understand your odd logic as that whatever seems pointless is "Art"? If so I...

I do see the idea technically. But I totally fail to see the point in the results.

@McArchive keep up the stick splitting, wonderful way to pollute a thread, good job. PS try a dictionary.

@McArchive, being a fore runner does not have to mean that they are the first in history to do so... But luckily it was less common earlier AND usually people stopped buying from companies actively...

@McArchive, for my part it isn't limited to aPple though they were the fore runners of this sick trend, others have followed.

In my book what desrcibes good trade is where both the customer and...

@mr.izo. Exactly. At lot of companies have found out that it is super easy, profitable and not even illegal to do unethical business... And a HUGE portion of the market are so easy to convince by...

Many total miss the point. The whole point is to sell people something that is fragile and NOT repairable. So aPple can sell more devices. Totally in line with their planned obsolescence strategy....

Tardigrades would be more likely.

How cool :) Will be interesting to follow what they find