captaincaveman
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audioguru said:Change the expensive battery after a few thousand miles?
they quote 100,000 miles
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audioguru said:Change the expensive battery after a few thousand miles?
The first few battery changes are covered by warranty and are included in the purchase price. Then after that you pay an arm and a leg.captaincaveman said:they quote 100,000 miles
audioguru said:The first few battery changes are covered by warranty and are included in the purchase price. Then after that you pay an arm and a leg.
A guy on another forum is replacing the expensive battery in his electric Honda with a used one from a wreck. A few guys were fighting to get it.
The battery in the Honda is about 200V Ni-MH. I think they are AA size and are welded into groups.captaincaveman said:what batterys are in that honda?
Marks256 said:Melt some salt, then send electricity through the liquid. Make sure you are wearing a gas mask.....
captaincaveman said:what batterys are in that honda? are they lead acid types? its still early days with battery vehicles. i used to work on them, mainly forklifts, golf carts, invalidity carts and milk floats(british thing)worked as part of a prototype team, i specialised in the actual build and wiring side as opposed to the major design.
HarveyH42 said:I don't think that it's all gypsies that are bad and causing trouble, just some of them.
Oznog said:What do you want, for America to come over and "liberate" Romania?
Because we can do that, but you would better have something really valuable to us.
Sounds to me like it's easier, and safer for you to simply move out. With a country full of simpletons like that, it's no wonder I'm seeing more Romanian families immigrate to the US. That's fine, until they have a run in with an east coast/west coast gang banger! And those Romanian gypsies are small potatoes when compared to the actual activities of the Mafia... trust me on that one. I have a immigrant Romanian mechanic living near me and he loves it here. He has a decent paying job, bought a home in a nice neighborhood, big screen tv, fancy car, a playful dog, and just hooked up with an American woman that moved in with him and plans to marry. Within a couple of years she'll pack his suitcase and call him a cab. She'll get the house, car and the dog will prolly want to stay with her! He'll wander throughout the land distraught, no money, and heartbroken, living the life of a gypsy.fedra said:You will not dare to mess with the gypsies in Romania.
They are like Russian or Italian mafia.
They never EVER walk alone (common is 5 or more), in a fight they instantly help each other even if they don't know each other, if the police is coming the woman’s threat or beat the police guy with their infant children (this was taped in France where the gypsy woman started to beat a police man on the horse with a 8 months child then she smashed the child on the ground).
Ceausescu (our dictator) gives the apartments trying to make the gypsies to integrate in our society.
Now the make fire in the middle of the apartment. They are nomad people, they came here from India recent (300-400 years ago), and they cannot adapt to civilization so quickly. It still in their genes to be savages.
They steal allot (especially form rich countries like Germany and France) but they also in America: **broken link removed**
In my city, there is a big jail. 90% of the prisons are gypsies.
Yes. If they are infact that powerful, then it would be in your best interests to ask them nicely, or move out. Don't tempt fate!Sounds to me like it's easier, and safer for you to simply move out.