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Not necessarily, Paganella did the same and was on schedule for Korea and Japan, there are allowances in the schedule for normal port delays.
This is how the forklifts got such a high profile. Distraction techniques around the time of the Shanghai lockdown...
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Yes, see screenshot. They charged $1097. This was in April.
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Yep. It’s still waiting to go to port. Eta today.
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Ormaus
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Underway at about 8 knots. Still about 26 nm to go so about 4-5 hours with all the mooring activities.
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That's pretty cheap for diamond coating.
Sometimes i feel they're pulling the piss on their hardness scale.
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The last video from that port showed hardly any (zero?) Teslas.
Figures crossed we got some on this ship!
They are. There's no possible way ceramic coat can protect against anything hard. It's purpose is to bead liquids and protect against bird poo, sap, bug splat etc.
In fact flexibility is what you need in the face of rock chips and light scratches, which is why ppf is for rock chip protection. Lack of flexibility when it comes to impact = fracturing. Therefore hardness is irrelevant to really anything.
MagicalseT
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Does anyone know why the cars ship from near Baoshan when there seems to be another car loading area about 2 blocks from the factory as in this Google Earth pic. Jetty in bottom right. There seems to be far more "storage area" at Baoshan than here, maybe it's that.
I think it was YOU who brought up forklifts, @Julcars. I fail to see how my very serious recreational pursuits are relevant here.
Ormaus
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We can never really tell why (cause Tesla doesnt tell us) but we can speculate.
In this case I have nothing.
All we have are historical indicators (which Vessels come to AU, where those Vessels dock while in Shanghai, etc) which we can use to predict (accurately or not) what we think the future will be.
In the past the Teslas seem to come to AU from Armacup scheduled vessels.
Tracking via marinetraffic.com or other sites gives us the locations they dock. (Haitong terminal)
Edit: oh look MC going 11 knots and only 12 nm to go. 2 tugs seem to be attaching to RCC America
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