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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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So when the world finds out that Tesla is in fact dumping all those cars into the ocean ....well then they will surely go bankwrupt from the resulting ecological destruction fines!
Odd how a company dedicated to saving the environment is so crass about dumping car's into the ocean
Again with the analogy/ strawman. Yes, @Fact Checking was not specifically talking about Raptor, they were talking about pictures of rocket engines.Okay, let's do that.
I love this ITAR-safe photo where the injectors are under-exposed to such a degree that they are completely invisible.
The photo is of Raptor. It has no pintle injectors, because it does not inject liquids. Were you talking about a different photo other than the one you were responding to?
What you wrote is equivalent to someone posting a picture of an EV powertrain and writing:
I love this espionage-safe photo where the spark plugs are under-exposed to such a degree that they are completely invisible.
And then you and someone else going off on a discussion of whether spark plug photos are hidden in the engines of other cars.
One of the main advantages of full flow staged combustion is that everything that's burned in the combustion chamber is gas phase. There's no "injecting" of liquids at all. There's no magic to the burning mixes of gases like there is with liquids; they mix and burn easily.
Don't take my interpretation, read the rest of the post, this time in bullet format instead of bold 7 point:
Key points:
- Challenge for those who think this is conspiracy talk
- of the many photos of SpaceX rockets and the Merlin engines
- link to just one photo that is up the business end of the nozzle
- showing the shape, grouping and placement of the pintle injectors
- I believe you are not going to find any such picture.)
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The roadster is expected to start at 200k. That's cheap compared to Ferrari and Mclaren.
Buckminster
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Loving the theory. Is this our new S&P500 saviour theory? I am still in the S&P camp but happy to be proven wrong by this any day of the week!
I'm not sure how this would affect Q1 profitability much. The deal wouldn't have any effect on Tesla until Q1 is 2/3rds over. Seems much more important for Q2 onward.
Maybe Tuesday? Is anyone throwing a Glovis Captain arrival party?
Ruminations about sports permitted today only?
Yah, but the stock price is not the limiting factor for S&P 500 inclusion.Rising Tide lifts all boats.
Also the roadster will be an order of magnitude cheaper to maintain.
All civilized posts regarding SuperB owls are permitted today.
Does that mean that Europeans get to flood the thread with Eurovision stuff when it comes around? I mean, it has significantly more viewership than the Superbowl.... hehe
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Porsche sells 15-20,000 911s annually
I was talking about super-bull Sunday. I don’t know where all this sports talk came from.
I think you’re forgetting an important detail. Tesla’s come with submarine mode. Full self diving is right around the corner.
So when the world finds out that Tesla is in fact dumping all those cars into the ocean ....well then they will surely go bankwrupt from the resulting ecological destruction fines!
Odd how a company dedicated to saving the environment is so crass about dumping car's into the ocean
I think you’re forgetting an important detail. Tesla’s come with submarine mode. Full self diving is right around the corner.
Actually - and especially now that Tesla is no longer betting its future on whether it can mass produce the Model 3, it would be trivial for Tesla to very slightly modify the Model 3, so it at a later stage can have a tow-bar retrofitted as if the vehicle was originally built with it.
Depending on the model Audi charges up to 2k € for that retrofitting service (in case the car was not originally built with that option), they offer it for models down to at least the A3,
https://shops.audi.com/de_DE/web/zubehoer/p/anhaengevorrichtung-8v0092155a-10
ZachF
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The Ferrari California is $200k IIRC, and I think the McLaren 540s are under $200k. Ferrari sells 8k cars throughout all it's models, and McLaren about 3k.
The 911 starts at under $100k
selling ~5000 Roadsters a year would be a massive success.
Buckminster
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I don't have the discipline so I better keep away from the subject today. Anyway, didn't I win the argument?
Nil points!Does that mean that Europeans get to flood the thread with Eurovision stuff when it comes around? I mean, it has significantly more viewership than the Superbowl....
I beg you....
Whats Eurovision?Does that mean that Europeans get to flood the thread with Eurovision stuff when it comes around? I mean, it has significantly more viewership than the Superbowl....
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