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[racechick]

Not F1, but a nice vid here of a Mercedes electric car, 0-100 mph in 3.9 secs
http://youtu.be/vOhnnetkOtc" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[CookinFlat6]

great video, I love the retro/futuristic blend of the whole concept

[darwin dali]

At 31 seconds it shows a gas cap (or so it seems) - why if it's an electric car?

[What's Burning?]

At 31 seconds it shows a gas cap (or so it seems) - why if it's an electric car?

electric cars have a 'flap' for the charging plug, tradition?

[bud]

Not F1, but a nice vid here of a Mercedes electric car, 0-100 mph in 3.9 secs
http://youtu.be/vOhnnetkOtc" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

That's in metric, 100 kmh in 3.9 seconds not that old archaic system you used!

[racechick]

Yes. Sorry, miswrote it. Used to working in mph in the uk.

[andrew]

Nothing wrong with using the correct units. Kilometers are just for people who like to exagerate speed and distances.

[bud]

Yes. Sorry, miswrote it. Used to working in mph in the uk.

Aren't you all finally coming to your senses and using metric?

[What's Burning?]

I use metric wrenches.

[racechick]

Yes. Sorry, miswrote it. Used to working in mph in the uk.

Aren't you all finally coming to your senses and using metric?

Yes in everything except mph.

Oh and weighing myself. I have no idea if I'm too fat in Kilos.

[darwin dali]

Yes. Sorry, miswrote it. Used to working in mph in the uk.

Aren't you all finally coming to your senses and using metric?

Yes in everything except mph.

Oh and weighing myself. I have no idea if I'm too fat in Kilos.

I actually prefer miles (as the only non-metric unit): you make about 60 miles an hour average, an hour has 60 minutes, so very easy to figure out how long it takes to get somewhere. Try this with 100km/h and 60 minutes - a bit harder

[What's Burning?]

Yes. Sorry, miswrote it. Used to working in mph in the uk.

Aren't you all finally coming to your senses and using metric?

Yes in everything except mph.

Oh and weighing myself. I have no idea if I'm too fat in Kilos.

I actually prefer miles (as the only non-metric unit): you make about 60 miles an hour average, an hour has 60 minutes, so very easy to figure out how long it takes to get somewhere. Try this with 100km/h and 60 minutes - a bit harder

Yay, we got something right.

[LRW]

Yes. Sorry, miswrote it. Used to working in mph in the uk.

Aren't you all finally coming to your senses and using metric?

Yes in everything except mph.

Oh and weighing myself. I have no idea if I'm too fat in Kilos.

I actually prefer miles (as the only non-metric unit): you make about 60 miles an hour average, an hour has 60 minutes, so very easy to figure out how long it takes to get somewhere. Try this with 100km/h and 60 minutes - a bit harder

OR.... You could just travel everywhere at 60km/h....

[darwin dali]

Yes. Sorry, miswrote it. Used to working in mph in the uk.

Aren't you all finally coming to your senses and using metric?

Yes in everything except mph.

Oh and weighing myself. I have no idea if I'm too fat in Kilos.

I actually prefer miles (as the only non-metric unit): you make about 60 miles an hour average, an hour has 60 minutes, so very easy to figure out how long it takes to get somewhere. Try this with 100km/h and 60 minutes - a bit harder

OR.... You could just travel everywhere at 60km/h....

Sure - if my name was Karthikeyan I'd do that anyway

[Jabberwocky]

Yes. Sorry, miswrote it. Used to working in mph in the uk.

Aren't you all finally coming to your senses and using metric?

Yes in everything except mph.

Oh and weighing myself. I have no idea if I'm too fat in Kilos.

I actually prefer miles (as the only non-metric unit): you make about 60 miles an hour average, an hour has 60 minutes, so very easy to figure out how long it takes to get somewhere. Try this with 100km/h and 60 minutes - a bit harder

I just use percentage of hours and then work out the minutes that way