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His LED panel does not have light switch. it looks like standard King Meter analog 790 LED panel with Julet connector.

cells in battery packs are organised in an array, in your case, 13S4P. Each string has 13 cells in series, 4 strings are paralleled together to form the pack. So for each string, you have 13 x 3.7V =48.1V, 3000mAH. For the pack, you have 48.1V, 4x3000mAH = 12AH.

I wonder if city e-cars should have smaller batteries and fast charging capability. That would lower the weight and price.

the moon wobbles? did you watch the 'Dark' series on Netflix? I am afraid for our lot, we are stuck in a 33 year-cycle based on the Einstein-Rosen-bridge theory. Fancy seeing BJ coming back as PM in 2019+33=2052.

Prof Neil Ferguson was substantially right on his forecasts since covid began, so there is no reason why I shouldn't take his estimates on board. The 60,000/day figure before September is my guess, based on current 50,000 level.

I reckon case rate will hover around 60,000 a day until September then increase toward 200,000 a day around Christmas.

how much inheritance tax do you think covid deaths would generate? Plus, it would reduce the budget of social care.

Neil Ferguson on Marr show suggested that new cases could hit 200,000 a day, hospitalisations 2,000 a day. Success could be defined as keeping hospitalisations to 1000 a day.

BJ & Sunak decided to join the pilot scheme not to isolate despite being pinged. Actually, none of the ministers say that they will isolate. Leading by examples so it seems.

how about the under 18 still in education? they are the reservoir for the virus.

so how do you explain: 1. 54,674 tested positive today, 40.6% increase in the last 7 days, while the country is still under numerous restrictions. 2. France with a similar population and restrictions has a tenth of our new cases (< 6,000 daily cases) with less than 5% of that number have the...

that small percentage of those who catch covid will become near 100% soon without curbing measures. Will you and I get a better vaccine before we catch it?

half of the covid deaths at the moment are of those who have been double-jabbed. The vaccines only buy 50% insurance against the delta variant, probably much less against the beta variant (South African). Is it enough insurance to live with covid?

flu is much less infectious though. That's one of the reasons that I reckon covid is man made.

We have not much stock to speak of at the moment. I do hope that we'll return to a more normal stock levels in October. The only battery in stock at the moment is the G30 small bottle 10.5AH made with Samsung cells. For your Carrera, I would recommend the XF08C kit: it's in stock...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9788269/People-given-AstraZenecas-Covid-jab-likely-antibodies-receive-Pfizers.html Quote: Imperial College London researchers found fewer than 85 per cent of over-80s had detectable levels of the virus-fighting proteins two weeks after their second AZ...

our government is capable of throwing vast sums at test and trace then it should put twice as much into funding research into treatments and make it an absolute priority.

it has kept the NHS functioning and lowered the death toll. Official model predicted 800,000 deaths and the hospitals overwhelmed at 300% of its capacity for the first year if we did not take measures to contain covid.

it's inertia. Less inertia = more responsiveness and you can still ride a lightweight electric bike without power. My converted Brompton is quite light:

I don't object to covid, just want to know what it means to live with it and if the NHS is still be there a year from now. Talk of us prepared to accept 100,000 new cases and 200 deaths a day, 6 millions waiting for hospital treatment etc don't inspire confidence.