Got any performance specs we can laugh at? The article doesn't mention any.
That's gotta be weird driving a totally quiet truck though. No gears to go through, I bet it actually keeps up with traffic when the light turns green. At least until the battery is dead.
i bet the batteries are lithium!!! now is there enough lithium in the earth to support all of these go carts ???
the second thing is. that our electric grid is crap. imagine what's gonna happen when we start plugging all of these go carts in
Got any performance specs we can laugh at? The article doesn't mention any.
That's gotta be weird driving a totally quiet truck though. No gears to go through, I bet it actually keeps up with traffic when the light turns green. At least until the battery is dead.
They paint them like that so if they have to drive it in the open no one can get pictures of the body lines. So other manufacturers can’t steal their aerodynamics.
They paint them like that so if they have to drive it in the open no one can get pictures of the body lines. So other manufacturers can’t steal their aerodynamics.
Yup! I used to see cars going from the assembly plant to the test track in this weird black and white pattern in Detroit. I used to read a lot of car magazines when I was young and learned they would use this pattern so, like you said, photos would not capture the image properly
They paint them like that so if they have to drive it in the open no one can get pictures of the body lines. So other manufacturers can’t steal their aerodynamics.
Depended on the theater, type of ship and the phase of the war. It was a British innovation, and the ship below is more representative of US use...
Our use was designed to confuse optical tracking required to accurately target naval gunfire or torpedo attacks. That's the Antietam in "measure 32" camo from mid war. Below is Alabama from late in the war in "measure 12" camo.
And a different variety, "amphibious green measure 31" for the landing craft LSM-152, below...
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