Uncalled for and quite honestly, none of your business.
Congratulations, on opening the can of
Hope I'm not stirring the pot or pulling any more worms out of the proverbial can. Saw the mod note, but just reviewed the rules I'm already familiar with and don't think I'm in violation in post above or here.
Not sure why all of the harsh stuff on this one BDV. I've always enjoyed your posts and videos and continue to think of you as one of those incredible FC members that make this site exceptional. But, don't see why my post was uncalled for, and thought "none of your business" was a bit over the top. I read at least a few threads on FC almost daily and this is one. I don't find having to read through numerous posts as I was responding to as particularly pleasant, nor something that I've come to expect on FC. Personally, I find battling posts rude and inconsiderate in a community forum. I can even see posting something less than friendly or crossing into a gray area in regards to the rules once if someone feels the need to get something off their chest or has a point they feel compelled to make. Having to read through several is different and becomes the "business" of everyone trying to follow a thread. Not necessarily your posts above or those here from anyone else specifically - but in any thread on this or any other forum.
As for your car analogy, its a horrible one.
My analogy horrible? Certainly not my best, but felt it quickly/concisely made my point. To clarify, I feel that having a larger than minimal heat source has a few benefits. Most have already been discussed by others. One that I don't think was addressed is that having reserve power often translates into longevity. I'm not an electrical engineer nor do I claim to have a firm understanding of such things. But from a logical, common sense perspective (right or not), I'd think less work compared to potential output would put less strain on components. Less strain on components often means longer life. I am pretty familiar with vehicles and other mechanical systems. My 98 Civic with 140K+ miles on it will probably do 120mph no problem, but I'd think driving like that all the time would be one of the best ways to not see 150K. I also don't think a vehicle with top speed of 70 mph would last me too long at the 65-70 I usually drive.
P.S. How much you pay for that HI, you're waiting on?
That - I would say - was uncalled for. I didn't even get on the waiting list for the HI, because when I discovered it the wait time was not moving forward. I haven't kept up with that thread much since I decided on the nano - but last I read whatever the wait was was only getting longer with more people signing on and no production. Even if that weren't the case, I'd gladly pay up front and wait 2 months instead of getting on such a long waiting list with no firm grasp on when I may have a vape. Yes, I would have rather known it was a 2 month or so wait up front, but if I did I'd still have made the same decision. My issues with the way it went down were much more related to the uncertainty than the circumstances. I'm not a big fan of uncertainty when my money or toys are involved.
EDIT: Can't believe it took me years to get to my 100th post and this is what I wasted it on! Hoping 101 will feel much better.