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For the price of a powerwall, I can make 4 using the same Panasonic cells Musk uses. Just need to improve my soldering skills.

WHAT? You mean Tesla is charging too much money? Did you buy the car?

A friend here has one, but he won't drive it on days like today. Then, he gets all uppity and drives his FORD Superduty diesel to do errands.
 
Put in a bid for 144 salvaged 18650 batteries in an auction that will close tomorrow AM. No clue where my soldering iron in, however.

More batteries than sense.......
 
$3,500 for the highest kWh.

In other news, it takes China 3 business days to get fentanyl yo me, but 3 weeks to ship a TV box? Wtf.

I just looked and they want $5,500 per Powerwall and $700 for Supporting hardware.


The fucker isn't light at 270#. It weighs just a little over what two of my AGM L-16 batteries weigh.
 
With this post, I am now the owner of 100 new Moli 18650 cells (2200mAH) and 288 salvaged 18650s comprised primarily of LG and Samsung cells.

Powerwall, here I come.
 
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Mr. Massie Goes To Georgia

So as to salvage a battery from a totaled Tesla, in hopes to build a power wall to replace the lead acid batteries which have allowed his family's home to remain off-grid for the last 10 years.

Massie is the U.S. Representative for Kentucky's 4th congressional district, first elected in 2012. His wife Rhonda and he founded SensAble Devices, Inc., while in college. Massie was awarded the $30,000 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for inventors in 1995. He graduated from MIT with a BS in electrical engineering and also earned his MS in mechanical engineering from MIT. After gaining another partner and attracting $32 million in venture capital to the re-incorporated SensAble Technologies, Inc., which was awarded 24 different patents and employed 70 other folks, Mrs. and Mr. Massie sold their company and returned home where the Congressman built the timberframe house you'll see a full shot of at the end of the video.

Massie's first foray into politics came in 2010 when, because of what he felt was intolerable waste and intrusion into citizens' lives by government, he ran for and was elected Judge Executive of Lewis County, KY, the office he then relinquished to run for the congressional seat he now holds.

Massie has also owned/driven his own Tesla for 5 years.

Can you imagine how far forward our nation would be politically today if just every seat in the House was occupied by a great, normal, hands-on American like Mr. Massie?

Enjoy:

Big Battery Adventure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=qpPYkqpe-Ms

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Massie
 
How do I figure out how many monitors my laptop is running? Is it a graphics card-limitation or based on the number of connectors in the back (HDMI, DVI and whatnot)?
 
How do I figure out how many monitors my laptop is running? Is it a graphics card-limitation or based on the number of connectors in the back (HDMI, DVI and whatnot)?

if you have the skillz, you can make it do whatever you want
 
well fine then

it depends on the video card you have or dont have if you are using a regular laptop

you can get past it by using dongles

What am I looking for with regard to the video card? Is it as simple as "supports x number of external monitors"?
 
if its the usual one dvi and one vga, its gonna be one monitor

if you have a hdmi and a dport added on there, its a good thing. you can have 2 or more

mini dport connections/dongles are good too
 
if its the usual one dvi and one vga, its gonna be one monitor

if you have a hdmi and a dport added on there, its a good thing. you can have 2 or more

mini dport connections/dongles are good too

What's a dport?

Ah, DisplayPort.

Got it.
 
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if its the usual one dvi and one vga, its gonna be one monitor

if you have a hdmi and a dport added on there, its a good thing. you can have 2 or more

:D

Funny, I have "the usual one div and one vga" and your "its gonna be one monitor" doesn't apply at all...

Because I have two separate monitors I run simultaneously connected to the same computer, one a 20" vga monitor and the other a 24" dvi montior.

What is it with you self-acclaimed "experts" who lie so? Your cuck a month or so ago piped-up equally erroneously insisting going from a digital signal to an analog signal isn't a downgrade in signal at all, which, though, wasn't as hilarious as him bragging a year or two ago about how he's so talented he made his 10-year old computer "brand new" by building a new computer with ALL brand new parts.

http://www.sherv.net/cm/emo/laughing/roflmao.gif

Too bad the asker didn't simply click the link I so graciously provided to learn EVERYTHING he asked for, all by himself - was hoping he'd take the extra initiative to educate himself instead of just telling him like I did the last time he asked a monitor-related question. Alas, he obviously he was looking for the easy way out and now has to deal with a wannabe pimping him totally erroneously information.
 
I've spent 4 hours over the past several days building an Alexa skill and I'm no closer to a workable demo than I was when I first logged into the Lambda console.

:mad:
 
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