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Sarex

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  1. It's not as simple as that, there is a broad range of systems depending on the use and of course the price. Most cars/SUV with awd have open differentials, which means the power will take the path of least resistance, ie. to the wheel that is slipping. They usually handle this by applying the breaks to the wheel(s) that is losing or has lost traction. While this is better than 2 wheel drive it will not help you much in rough terrain or in extreme situations. More expensive variants of awd have either a limited slip differential, or a locking differential. A limited slip differential will, in basic terms, limit the difference in speed between the wheels and thus not allow the wheel without traction to be the only one spinning and will spread the power to the other wheel (s). A locking differential offers the ability to the driver to, as the name says, lock the diff and keep the speed constant between the wheels. This eliminates any power loss in case of loss of traction to a wheel. The negative side of locking the differential is that when you lock the wheels to the same speed you get wheel hop when cornering (when cornering the left and right wheels have a different distance to cross thus the speed cannot be the same on all the wheels), basically the car will keep making little jumps until you go straight. This is usually why most passenger cars either have an open diff, or a limited slip diff, as people do not know how to use the locking diff functions. There are also 4wd systems that have transfer cases with low range speeds, but I won't get in to that. This is a gross oversimplification of the whole matter because awd cars have 3 differentials and each of the 3 can be different. I guess my point is that something much better is coming with the advent of EVs. They have a much superior power delivery as they usually have one motor on each axle and in some cases one motor per each wheel. That makes power delivery infinitely adjustable and is something that will probably come to all passenger vehicles as the technology gets cheaper. edit: rear wheel steer is also something pretty nifty that will hopefully trickle down from the more expensive vehicles.
  2. As far as I know only men with a certain number of children under a certain age were allowed to leave with their families. The rest were sent back, unless they had money I would guess.
  3. By the droves. You don't actually think that everyone volunteered to fight. Many tried to escape the country but were turned away on the border, or if they manged to cross they were sent back when caught.
  4. Depends very much on how you use it, baring any factory defects. Same as with ICE.
  5. Ukraine starts adding women to the mandatory reserve forces and bans them from traveling starting October 1st. I wonder what that means for women who already left the country, will the west start sending them back like they did with the men?
  6. The range gets worse on every EV when it's cold, no EV has currently solved that.
  7. I'm thinking of buying a garage and getting an EV, but A) I don't drive much and B) the charging support is very poor over here. But if I did I would probably go for the Kia or Hyundai, I do not think the Mach-E is available here.
  8. Heard very good things about it. Did you take a look at Hyundai Ioniq or Kia EV5?
  9. Bunch of characters from manga that regulary reached the front pange on r/manga (even some that don't)
  10. The manga is very slow in plot progression and release schedule. It has also turned more in to a slice of life deal where the original plot is just something in the background.
  11. Good luck with that. Maybe offer more support against China, but I doubt they are stupid enough to not know who would be next on the chopping block right after it.
  12. They sold everything that was of worth in the country, destroyed our banking system to appease the eu and destroyed our military. Either way they weren't truly democratic either, because they needed to cheat on the election to beat Milosevic and even before that they relied on western funding and support to even get those elections.
  13. I would say that we a nasty streak where we don't want to be anyone's vassal, ie. bend the knee and kiss the ring. Sadly that usually leads to leaders who hold all the power, but we also saw that the "democratic" alternative didn't turn out any better for us.
  14. Someone needs to live inside the skin of those actors to be able to help it any. (wot, haven't watched lotr)
  15. Seems like Frieren at the Funeral is getting an anime, or at least I think it is because whenever they say there will be big news in the next chapter it's an anime announcement.
  16. No clue don't watch her, I was just pocking fun at Russian "elite" emigrating en mass to Serbia. Also I imagine most of the Russians in Serbia have a long term plan of emigrating to some western state. But that should paint you a picture of how much their opinion matches that of the average Russian.

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