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Can you still get gassed in an all electric MH
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Couple of batteries and an old starter motor and I reckon you could get a few more years out of yours yet.Well it will be the end of our days with a camper it will become the domain of the rich and upper class
bill
I was thinking of getting one of these.. and converting to a camper...
Good for 50 - 60 miles...
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My first job at 8 years old was a milkman’s lad and used to ride in one of those.I was thinking of getting one of these.. and converting to a camper...
Good for 50 - 60 miles...
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Good for 50 - 60 miles...
My Great Grandad “Jonesy the Horse” staked my fortune, stating that, “Those stupid noisy things that “Stop after a few miles, as they can’t eat Hay, won’t catch on”According to that article it has a range of 200km/102 miles, what does that translate to in the real world 60-70 miles?
How easy is it going to be to connect to a charging point, plenty in carparks and supermarkets across Europe I doubt if you will get a Motorhome into a lot of them.
Will your breakdown insurance transport you to the next charging point, may need them several times a week.
How much extra time will you need to do a typical European trip of 3500 miles?
I can't see them being viable until they have a range of 300m/500km, but with current battery technology it will probably take a couple of days to charge.
I think we are still at least 5 years away from getting one that is suitable for short trips.
it will probably take a couple of days to charge.
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They have charging technology around now that can put a 100 miles in your batteries in the time it takes you to drink a coffee! I don't think we will be waiting too long for leccy motorhomes at all. The take-up I think it depends a lot on whether site owners can make tidy profit from providing the juice. If they can then it wont take long. Electrification is happening. Resistance is futile. '
Blummin eck, the national grid gets palpitations when people put the kettle on at half time of a big match or in the adverts in Corrie!!It is but the issue of where all the electric is going to come from hasnt moved on much.
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beat me to it.What you need is to tow a bl###y great big disel generator, distance no problem.
So what you actually need is a (proper)hybrid then?What you need is to tow a bl###y great big disel generator, distance no problem.
Even with current battery technology a 100kwh battery will give 280 real world range ( as in a Tesla) with supercharging to 80% in 30 to 40 mins ,so with the amount of space in a Motorhome has under the floor area a 200kwh or more is possible so easily 500 miles plus, And given that most of use drive sensibly this is easily possible.
Just need the charging network that is coming ( it has to )
It is but the issue of where all the electric is going to come from hasnt moved on much.
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