Thread 28486677

Yesterday parts of the US south experienced wetbulb temperatures up to 94F (34.5C). At these temperatures, no amount of shade or coolant can save your car. Without an electric motor, your engine explodes. And this is just the beginning

>>28486677 (OP)
What?

>>28486686
Jeets aren't very good at math. Or much of anything, really.

>>28486677 (OP)
You think that because you merely adopted the South; I was born in it, molded by it.
Now please fuck off back to whatever shithole you came from.

>>28486677 (OP)
why did someone make up a weird term for a standard summer day's temperatures

Normal operating temperature for a gasoline engine is 195°F.
Any colder and performance suffers.
Meanwhile lithium ion batteries in vehicles use 30% of their capacity to run fans to cool themselves in the southwest otherwise they actually do explode.

>>28486677 (OP)
She could experience my wetbulb, if you know what I mean

im going to the highest elevation possible in the east to escape the heat and exploring the mountains with my suv
wish me luck

>>28486743
Wet bulb isn't a seasonal term, it's a different type of temperature measurement than your standard outdoor thermometer (dry bulb) based on relative humidity and air density.

>>28486744
>30% of their capacity to run fans to cool themselves
max IQ to believe this?

You are a retarded fucking nigger, OP.

>>28486677 (OP)
You don't know shit.

>>28486677 (OP)
94 is a cool summer day in the south.

>>28486677 (OP)
>wetbulb temp
it looks like this retard looked at an article about heatstroke and changed the terms to make it related to cars. a wetbulb temp of 94f means the lowest temperature a human body can reach through sweating after being outside for an extended period is 94f. engines run at much higher temps so this is completely irrelevant.

>>28486754
I live in the mountains and at best it's only 10 degrees cooler up here

Imagine being a southfag

>>28486677 (OP)
Its 94F in Mississippi during the winter.

THIS THREAD WAS MADE BY THE EV TARD
DO NOT REPLY TO HIM AS HE ONLY ARGUES IN BAD FAITH

>>28486813
what elevation
I'm aiming to spend as much time as possible above 4000 ft carving a path through NC/TN/Georgia sort of south and east of the smokies.
Also, any cooler is nice. But I feel like this is the season for attempting 5000 ft+ balds.

>>28486760
that is an arid desert
I'm speaking of HUMID environments you frickwit

works on my machine

>>28486980
Cant wait to take my ai powered sexbot out for driving dates in 15 years.

>>28486696
jeet here
what was your sat math score bloody bitch

>>28486677 (OP)
I'm in the middle of it and it feels mild compared to most years. Nonsense terms.

>>28486677 (OP)
crazy how this year is like 10 degrees cooler than last year across the board
but weather centers report otherwise

>>28486744
>Any colder and performance suffers.
no it doesnt

>>28487227
The very sneaky tactic of using exaggerated colors in their maps
>wow guys it's literally BLACK here!

>>28486818
Yeah it's awful I tell ya

>>28486833
You fucking retarded double nigger

>>28486993
>laws ban touchscreen shit and distracting devices like phones, mandate physical buttons, make driverless "self-driving cars" illegal
>make a standalone human-shaped assistant that sits in your passenger seat and serves as a copilot, navigator, driver, dj, secretary, emergency response and security system, also drive the car if you pay extra for the certification that also grants the robot legal passenger status for HOV lanes
>cars no longer need 500+ lbs of electronics and safety equipment when you can stuff at least some of that in a 200lb robot gf
>robot has to be smooth-bodied, vaguely human shaped and sized to utilize the car's existing restraints and seating safely and not become a lethal projectile in an accident
>can do other simple tasks outside the car like assist with maintenance or roadside emergencies, follow you places and carry things, equipemente del sexo sold separately

>>28487258
They're standing still cuz their engines exploded

>>28487252
home....

>>28487267
I think you unironically just made a decent case for sexbo- I mean android assistants. Frontloading all of the safety features into a single device that can use existing human interfaces would be a very effective argument.

>>28486755
Most people call that heat index

>>28487267
I used to think sexbots were cringe but now I'm sold.

>>28486677 (OP)
>Yesterday parts of the US south experienced wetbulb temperatures up to 94F
>wetbulb temperatures
So that means the lowest temp the cooling system can reach through evaporative cooling is 94f which is half the average engine operating temp. Congratulations, you're retarded.

>>28486677 (OP)
>OP (inferior European or Canadian) just now realizing normal summer temperatures in the south of the USA

I have a wet bulb placed firmly up my anus

Strange, neither of my vehicles suffered any ill effects from this weather, and I reside in one of the worst areas, per OP's map.

Either my amazing, nigh upon god-like skills as a shadetree mechanic prevented a catastrophe, or OP is once again full of Faggotry, AIDS and Fail.
(Image, Unrelated)

>>28487307
>>28487331
it will be much easier to sell feminine-style robots at normal retail and at volumes that make the prices reasonable if it isn't so blatantly obvious you can fuck them. these kinds of companions would also do away with the smartphone entirely, so it's critically important they be aesthetic and recognizable like cars are. they should be cute or sexy, it sells, but having actual sexual function is i think best not explicitly advertised or a standard feature.

>>28487451
Robot girl joints.... her customizable groin.... erotic....

>>28486677 (OP)
Engines do not rely on evaporative cooling you retard.

>>28486677 (OP)
I went on a roadtrip a couple years back and it was 115F. I had my AC cranked and was enjoying the cruise. Truck was very happy sitting dead center of operating range.

>>28486677 (OP)
>94F
this is normal you stupid retard.

>>28486677 (OP)
>Without an electric motor, your engine explodes. And this is just the beginning
How interesting, somehow millions of cars in that region still work today. Even more interesting is the millions of ICE cars in the middle east that work just fine where temps go to 40C+ as a normal day-to-day life thing

>>28487521
i think the humanoid robot copilots are a definite certainty. physically aesthetic humanoid machines absolutely guaranteed. we make intentionally sexy cars and aircraft, we can make robots the same way. banning "literally driverless" cars is purely hypothetical but totally possible, would be something musk or bezos would lobby for just to sell their robots. i personally would feel more comfortable driving with those kinds of cars if a self-driving taxi or delivery vehicle at least had a robot driver you could see in the seat.
the "banning cell phones and distracting infotainment systems" is a bit more of a larp i think, that will probably never happen and frankly i would rather the market dictate matters in this area without government intervention. i would also prefer if cops didn't waste time playing fucking hall monitor as they do with the existing distracted driving regulations.

Today was fine for me, woke up at 6pm.

>>28487657
Isn't that from robot chicken? Is that faggot trying to claim credit for it?

>>28487786
It's from South Park, which I think is overrated af. The guy was taking credit for the shitty image.
https://youtu.be/LhmVxWG6LuE
"Alabama Man drinks heavily and chews tobacco! He can bowl, he can drink, he can drink some MORE! Alabama Man!"

wet bulb is just how hot + humid the temperature is

>>28486677 (OP)
>no of coolant can save your car
Like the coolants used EV batteries.

>>28486677 (OP)
Hey OP, quick question:

Are you aware of the fact that you are retarded?

Normal engines operate at 200F and ambient can be 120F before anyone starts worrying. The fuck do you think Dubai just buys those fancy cars even though they can't drive in 110F summer weather?

>>28486677 (OP)
how does a several hundred pound block of cast iron explode because it's slightly warm?

>>28487337
OP has to be a euro. It gets a lot hotter than that even up in Canada. euros are fucking temperature pussies. They declare states of emergency at 30c lol.

>>28487857
Wet bulb is when I cover one in lube to shove up my ass

>>28486677 (OP)
tell me exactly how many exploded yesterday under those conditions

>>28488077
Every single one that was turned on, that's how they work you retard

>>28488077
>Yesterday parts of the US south experienced wetbulb temperatures up to 94F (34.5C).
Fact Check: True
>At these temperatures, no amount of shade or coolant can save your car.
>Fact check: True. A car cannot be "saved", only humans can. And even if they could be saved, only Christ has that power, not coolant or shade.
>Without an electric motor, your engine explodes.
Fact check: True, combustion engines work by controlled explosions.
>And this is just the beginning
Fact check: True, OP's post was only the beginning (of the thread)

>>28488079
>spent all day drunk watching russian bootleg cartoons
wew really dodged a bullet

>>28486677 (OP)
>not even 35 degrees
wow, are you from california

>>28487451
You ever hear ELO's song, "Yours Truly, 2095?"

>>28488686
hell yea love me sum elo
that's the fucking dream man, 2095 or bust, hell we'll have that by '35 if we lucky

>>28486677 (OP)
>94F
>In the United States

Jeez, ranjeet, I know this is difficult for you to understand but the South states hit temperatures well in excess of 110F during the height of summer. People do survive there and so do their cars.

>Something something electric
Not a car. Its a go-kart that people are trying to push as an actual tool and you're a tool for using it.

>>28486677 (OP)
yeah, blew my shit up on Saturday in the Yellow zone. Put the spare engine in this weekerino.

>>28486677 (OP)
My trans-sister in Satan;
>the thermostat REGULATES engine temperature otherwise the temps would drop too low for proper efficiency during regular driving
>94*F is normal temperatures for this time of year
>Actual high temp hazards like tire blowouts are just as likely to occur to EVs --especially since they put more weight on design similar tires

>>28488686
extraordinarily based Timeposter, so glad I got to see Jeff live last year

>>28487267
>>28487307
this is the only chance cars stand of looking good again

>>28488906
almost every single EV I have seen tested in car magazines runs on extra load tires - it's quite common

>>28489265
yes, but I'm also saying they'll dry rot like any other tire and the extra weight is more likely to cause a blowout.
I also forgot until I started typing; EVs are regularly advertised as "maintenance free" and there are quite a few people seem to have more money than common sense so its only a matter of time before those peoples' tires reach end of life without them realizing.