[Moderator Note: Moved from here: Tesla will introduce few next year. - Page 8]
Model S already has a cca 400 kW battery, why would you wish for a weaker one?
If you mean higher capacity / more range than use kWh
|
|
|
[Moderator Note: Moved from here: Tesla will introduce few next year. - Page 8]
Model S already has a cca 400 kW battery, why would you wish for a weaker one?
If you mean higher capacity / more range than use kWh
Last edited by doug; 11-06-2012 at 12:18 PM. Reason: added note about move
I believe in Tesla as a concept, a brand, and a suite of products. No matter who conceived, started, runs, or maintains, I hope it ultimately prevails and lasts.
-- TEG
Sorry - thought you knew what I meant as I also included the driving range. Anyway - now it is fixed.Originally Posted by WarpedOne
Last edited by perbakken; 11-06-2012 at 11:03 AM.
Obviously you knew. Even Tesla themselves sometime use kW instead of kWh. I know it's wrong but hey, what's the big deal.
I never saw Tesla being so unprofessional and lame as to use kW instead of kWh.
And deal here - it is really confusing to see, and cast doubts whether to believe what was written or not.
Again, it is not simply wrong, but in fact confusing.
- - - Updated - - -
PS. Just like someone using kilograms instead of kilometers to describe radius of the Earth...
"They laughed when I said I was going to be a comedian. Well, they're not laughing now." Bob Monkhouse
More like using Miles instead of miles per hour, when talking about speed, no...?
Exactly, it is wrong and confusing.And deal here - it is really confusing to see, and cast doubts whether to believe what was written or not.
Again, it is not simply wrong, but in fact confusing
There are already too many people that can't tell the difference between kW and kWh. Those who understand should use right terms and not add to confusion.
Especially because max battery power (measured in kW) is the primary factor affecting battery life.
I believe in Tesla as a concept, a brand, and a suite of products. No matter who conceived, started, runs, or maintains, I hope it ultimately prevails and lasts.
-- TEG
nwm..
Last edited by Zzzz...; 11-06-2012 at 12:24 PM.
"They laughed when I said I was going to be a comedian. Well, they're not laughing now." Bob Monkhouse
OK people....enough discussion about the typos of someone who has english as a second language. I hope all the engineers are smart enough enough to know when a simple mistake is made and to understand it and move on?
PLEASE NOTE: Posts are the copyrighted intellectual property of the author, and are intended as part of a conversation within this forum. My words may NOT be quoted outside this forum, without my expressed consent.
Moderator: Model S, TSLA Investor Discussions, Florida and Off Topic forums
Correct units definitely matter, and I've seen Tesla make that mistake plenty of times...
Well... Fuel economy (with gasoline) is properly measured in Gallons per Mile, which has units of volume (gallons) per distance (mile), which in metric is m^3 / m, or m^2. So gas mileage is technically measured in square meters. Figure that one out
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote