You might think it’s a diesel van charging the car but Zap Me is actually a portable rapid charger!
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43 responses to “You might think it’s a diesel van charging the car but Zap Me is actually a portable rapid charger!”
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In the back of a diesel van 😅
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it’s not… the rear door of that van has a green UK rear plate, its electric
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Google it, the green strip on the plate means that’s an electric vehicle
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In the US it would be gas or a E-Transit we don’t really have diesel vehicles in the US, except maybe some VW Jetta’s and other VW vehicles. Obviously Semis are but even school buses are really only gas these days.
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It’s amazing how many people have made this exact daft comment without even beginning to check if they’re right.
That’s how we ended up with Brexit.
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Why do people upvote misinformation?
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It’s a power bank.
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Power bank. Definitely, new cars are just tablets on wheels 😂
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The massive iPads and TV screens they have inside, makes it even more true 😂
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Tablet screens… iPad is name brand
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@ thanks for the correction. The new Mercedes screens looks like iPads tho
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get a life
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I am sure the rapid charger is charged by a wind mill, right?
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I think nearly 50% of the UK’s electricity comes from renewables, so maybe that is true.
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@@ALMX5DP That’s a misconception. 43% of UK’s energy production/generation comes from renewable sources, however, that represents just 6% of UK’s energy consumption/usage. Media and politicians love statistics 🙂
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@@DimitriosCharalampidisIt’s not a misconception, he was right. He explicitly said electricity.
If you’re talking about energy as a whole, then that includes gas heating and transport. Which is why we’re trying to clean up both heating by going electric and transport, by going electric. -
@@DimitriosCharalampidisAnd if you’re going to try and be pedantic, don’t call them “wind mills”. They’re wind turbines. They’re not milling anything.
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@@drunkenhobo8020 You’re right. English is not my native language. Sorry about that.
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People long time ago used to laught when a horse used to bring fuel for a car standing on side which ran out of fuel.
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Thank you. No one should be making fun of a 1000+ horsepower Porsche, or any car for that matter with that much power.
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At least it’s consistant, it’s in a Ford E-Transit 350.
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Soooo a power bank?
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I hate myself as much as you guys do but “Power Delivered” should actually be “Energy Delivered”.
kWh is a unit of energy.
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No you’re exactly right, good spot. And I’d be a bit wary of using any equipment designed by people who didn’t know the difference.
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You can tell that equipment is Chinese by the font it’s using.
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It’s not a diesel van… , its an electric van (the green plate in place of where GB/UK would sit) powering an electric battery/generator which means that the van’s electricity will decrease meaning that the van is then stuck… because that makes a lot of sense?
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Battery pack is pre charged, separate from the van.
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@@sjhudon386yep the ppl don’t know they are commenting on diesel vans everywhere
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Imagine calculating this cars carbon footprint with its own fast charging van in tow. 😂
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It’s only for emergencies. Note the van has Green tag on the number plate. It’s an E-Transit.
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You should follow the cable of the charger of the portable rapid charger instead!
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I can’t see that van keeping up with Porsche all day long
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Living the eco dream
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Bro used every single sound effect out there 😭😭
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Low-key imagining EVs charging mid-drive like jets refueling midair.
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probably worth as much as the car
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Nope about 1/3rd the price of the car. Still very expensive for a charger.
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That battery pack weighs about as much as that Porsche…
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@@oskar6661 WTF that is insane nonsense. That battery bank charger is about 1500lbs. Still about 300lbs lighter than a Porsche 365 from late 1940s. Original 911E is about 2100lbs. Soo basically most Porsches are much heavier.
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Portable! Does it come with the van ? 😂
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On the plus side, that Transit probably only weighs around 12,000 lbs.
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E-Transit weighs about 7100lbs. The power bank charger weighs about 1500lbs. Soo a total 8600lbs, well with in safe GVWR of the E-Transit. Soo very far from 12,000lbs.
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Zapme is a British company which provide power delivery service
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