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> some people are trying to solve a financial problem or a PR problem with a nuclear engineering solution and a new slogan (SMR). It is unlikely to become very successful. But fear…

I don't generally, but I've been hacking away at the infrastructure for high frequency trading crypto currencies for a while. I originally just wanted to do arbitrage trading, so I…

Super cool

+9001 this! > My guess is that with those included it weighs AT LEAST 100kg, probably closer to 200kg. Interesting, that would put the power to weight ratio down to combustion engi…

Yeah... was thinking maybe it could charge it self and fly "patrols" that way. But yeah this is a ridiculous site. And as nickparker points out the "20 minutes" is highly aspiratio…

Thanks for the summary!

[This]( https://forums.teslamotors.com/forum/forums/motor-rpm-155-mp... ) does suggest that the RPM of 18.000 is quie different than the 2.500 mentioned for the Siemens. I do think…

Is this different in the Siemens engine though? Is that why they say "delivers a continuous output of about 260 kilowatts" emphasis added. I guess all that means is that they're re…

Is this different in the Siemens engine though? Is that why they say "delivers a continuous output of about 260 kilowatts" emphasis added. I guess all that means is that they're re…

Yeah exactly, but given the numbers, it doesn't seem to outperform Tesla's engines? Perhaps they're also taking in to account the power usage as battery weight is more significant …

See other comments I had it mixed up for sec there. What's the difference between a flight rated motor and a no flight rated one mechanically? Why is the comparison between Tesla a…

Yeah my bad, had that thought at 6 in the morning. I've updated it. My central question still stands though. Tesla seems to outperform the Siemens engine by quite a lot, why are di…

Yeah my bad, had that thought at 6 in the morning. I've updated it. My central question still stands though. Tesla seems to outperform the Siemens engine by quite a lot, why are di…