Tesla has a 'snowflake icon'
imagine that.
seems right.
it goes on when the car isn't up for the task.
it's almost an alegory, isn't it, for the type of person who would expect such a car to work in a real Winter place like in the mountains of Vermont or in Colorado.
https://www.tesla.com/support/winter-driving-tips
'caution: radioactive material' it says on the package.
how long will it take before the medical reports are released that claim that such an item causes cancer or radiation poisoning?
seems like it would be a dangerous item to have close to your skin.
you're not a real anon if . . .
you're not a real anon if you haven't pissed off the censors and had all your posts deleted at least once.
Mr. Pig has never been censored, what does that tell you.
Oh, Pig, get an edge!
doesn't list how many joules it has or what it's maximum power or how long it will last.
if you stack them, as with any battery, you can do stuff.
probably like all things Chicomm: it's a mock up and it doesn't really live up to the hype, like their cities that don't have anyone living in them.