Comments by "iCost Hop" (@icosthop9998) on "INSANE new solar technology that is changing the world NOW" video.

Bye 👋 He doesn't read the comment section.
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The country of Australia is perfect for solar and wind year round. And California and New Mexico and Arizona. Not so much the "Great North East America", year round.
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@nickkacures2304 Gave you a Thumbs up 👍 I own a house ~inner city~ You can move a motorcycle in between the houses to the small backyards but you cannot get a car in those alleys. Most of the time you cannot park your car in front of your house you got to park it on the curb , one or two houses up or one or two houses back (or more) . There's a small space between one's house and the sidewalk and then the curve . No front lawn. If you are able to park your car in front of your house, You can't run a Extension cord From house to your EV , someone may trip over the cord or a skateboarder will go flying .
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I agree with you Dave. But then again I'm not a tree hugger 🌳🌲🌳
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@davefroman4700 It's a big issue . Electricity doesn't just flow like that, it's gotta be amplified along the way. I was thinking like you, But there's a video out there by a lot technical people that knows the ends and out of electricity and I learned the thing or 2. It shows the 3 massive Power grids America is broken into, there's a East grid a West grid and Texas is all by itself. And from now on when I get a very enlightening video like that I've got to remember to store it .
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@davefroman4700 K
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Homeowners yes for sure 👏 Those living in apartments have to deal with landlords 🧐
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@nickkacures2304 I would think massive opportunity, trying to stay optimistic. As for overnight charging, cross town going North there are 4 Tesla chargers . 3 miles going East there is a 3 bay Tesla charger. But where I live you don't want your expensive EV to be too far from your eyesight.
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