"El Matador" Sainz has now won with four different manufacturers. This time at the ripe old age of 61. Dude is amazing.
+"El Matador" Sainz has now won with four different manufacturers. This time at the ripe old age of 61. Dude is amazing.
Does it require more or less electricity to drive up the hills than is generated when going down the hills? Same question for stop-and-go traffic; Does one generate more power stopping than is needed to regain momentum?Regenerative braking makes electricity; useful for those of us that live in hilly locations as well as stop and go traffic. Tires wear quicker and handling is more of a challenge in some ways.
Yeah for sure (I think you know but being polite) more electricity to go up a hill than what is gained with regenerative braking going down. As far as electric bikes go, the hill needs to be steep enough to activate regen, though my bike has 5 levels of regen capability.Does it require more or less electricity to drive up the hills than is generated when going down the hills? Same question for stop-and-go traffic; Does one generate more power stopping than is needed to regain momentum?
I'm not asking to argue. I don't know the answer.
Nope. That would be my guess; but only a guess. 😁Yeah for sure (I think you know but being polite) more electricity to go up a hill than what is gained with regenerative braking going down.
And the rear brakes are fly by wire and regenerative. The current LMP cars are ridiculous. Try to get a video with good sound and listen to one leaving pit lane. Very cool as the IC engine kicks in.+
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Team Penske won the Daytona 24hr or Rolex 24 in their Porsche 963
..the 963 is a 4.6L V8 twin turbo hybrid
Hi. I recall that the law of conservation of energy would preclude the energy downhill being the same or more. Otherwise you would have a perpetual energy device which is not possible. (Pity!)Does it require more or less electricity to drive up the hills than is generated when going down the hills? Same question for stop-and-go traffic; Does one generate more power stopping than is needed to regain momentum?
I'm not asking to argue. I don't know the answer.
I don't have a starfighter with hyperdrive, so I drive really fast at night when it's snowing so I can pretend I do.
Must of been a heck of a heavy-duty snowblower...