The roasting, cooking, drowning, etc. jokes are getting old and stupid.
random question.
is there any minimal lighting inside the cabs? they have no power source correct?
Anyone seen a built-in little solar panel on top?The DO have a power source, there is a battery on the roof of the car. It's not clear what it will power, but lighting is surely possible.
Here we go again.Anyone seen a built-in little solar panel on top?
Well in a hurricane they can move faster;-)But very few houses in FL are constantly moving at 11.2 mph.
The batteries aren’t charged by solar panels. There are copper charging rails in the stations.Anyone seen a built-in little solar panel on top?
So recharged every time they pass through a station?The batteries aren’t charged by solar panels. There are copper charging rails in the stations.
OK Thanks!The batteries aren’t charged by solar panels. There are copper charging rails in the stations.
I would think charge overnight when docked at the stations. Kinda like golf carts.So recharged every time they pass through a station?
I think it remains to be seen whether cabins are returned to a main station or left on the linesI would think charge overnight when docked at the stations. Kinda like golf carts.
I would think charge overnight when docked at the stations. Kinda like golf carts.
I don't think they will be returned to the main station every night. There is no practical reason to do this and it would take time which means $$.I think it remains to be seen whether cabins are returned to a main station or left on the lines
I would think charge overnight when docked at the stations. Kinda like golf carts.
Obviously the morons are easily amused. Oops did I say that out loud?Right? How many times can you tell the same joke and be amused at yourself?
Picture? The only box I saw on top last week was door mechanism. Granted I could not get as close as I wanted to.The DO have a power source, there is a battery on the roof of the car. It's not clear what it will power, but lighting is surely possible.
Left on line like they are now.I think it remains to be seen whether cabins are returned to a main station or left on the lines
I see you've had a peek in the gondola convection oven section of the cookbook (To Serve Man). In part it states that "...gondolas should move at 5.006848 meters per second to achieve medium rare consistency so that the meat is most tender, juicy, and flavorful."But very few houses in FL are constantly moving at 11.2 mph.
But very few houses in FL are constantly moving at 11.2 mph.
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