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Yeah. Ryobi isnt brilliant, but ive given mine a real hard time for years and barely had any problems.

EV market is more developed. More options. More used EVs. More charging infrastructure - even though most will still charge 90% at home.…

Reputarionally Toro are cheap and nasty. Having operated a couple of toro zero turns, can confirm they are not as good as a couple others…

There's a bunch of different technologies being experimented with for storage or load shifting. Gravity is good because its simple…

Ok. Be on the hook for any offences recorded by cameras then.

You must transfer it out of your name, or youll be on the hook for driving unregistered if someone gets it going.

Missed that despite pretending to read it a couple of times.

Chinese?

> So however you look it, without some form of stable 'baseload' supply you will always have to over-invest in storage and/or production…

Heres the other side of that coin: If they can AVERAGE 70% and peak 100% they are pretty close to not needing any form of nuclear whether…

'Everyone' is 'doing investigation' for small nuclear. If it ever gets off the ground it will probably take off. Will still most likely be…

And 400GW of renewables

> Your statement was still misinformation as you did not make clear whether you were talking about expected or rated capacity. SA has…

SA having the ability to be powered by 100% rebewable is fact. Sure, its not most of the time but it is possible. If solar panels 'rarely…

How many kids? What is your current vehicle? While its nice to get a bigger more comfortable car, unless you are regularly doing long…

SA has 100% renewable capacity. Ok, its grid connected with Vic but they arent far off being self sufficient. Renewable sources are ready…

There is a big difference between 'on the table' meaning to restart reactors and building new ones. Very few investors looking at…

But they are not ready yet. Its not a thing we can implement now. Lots of companies trying to get it up and running for sure, but its not…

You raised the point. Back it up. > You need to prove how it's possible as I can look outside and go, "yeah it's not being done right now…

They need to speed uptake. Coal isnt a viable investment, particularly in Australia where the plants were built decades ago and not enough…

Huh? Do you mean estimates of $700 Billion for nuclear power? Dutton could not refute that because its a realistic number his numbers were…

> Subsidy fueled solar binge. Reference? Renewables are getting subsidised for what reason? > Meanwhile fossil fuel plants are getting paid…

Youre wrong. Simple.(said tongue in cheek). Ultimately I dont agree with you, but thats OK. Doesnt make you wrong. Yes, theres plenty of…

Acording to that link china installed 95% of the worlds new coal power in 2023 at about 70GW. The same year, they installed 346GW of…

> Butlers pantrys are a stupid idea and a waste of space. Totally agree, wasfe of space plus you end up with 'two kitchens' separated by a…

> Lol how do you power a steel mill with renewables? Why cant it be done? Got any references or engineering experience to tell us why it…

Finnily enough, same here.

Its a good mind exercise if you have actually done some investigation and looked at a variety of reputable resources. You arent doing your…

> Changing thermometers from analogue to digital Australia no lomger has the hottest place in the world because BOM changed their method of…

All the time missing the real conspiracy of fosssil fuel interests spreading misinformation to line their pockets while they still can. It…