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Yep....4 10 foot strands of 4 gauge copper lead. Worth about 175 bucksView attachment 961336
If they cannot get this under control o it will be the death knell of EV vehicles.
Thefts of charging cables pose yet another obstacle to appeal of electric vehicles
Across the U.S., thieves have been targeting electric-vehicle charging stations, intent on stealing the cables, which contain copper wiring
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If they cannot get this under control o it will be the death knell of EV vehicles.
Thefts of charging cables pose yet another obstacle to appeal of electric vehicles
Across the U.S., thieves have been targeting electric-vehicle charging stations, intent on stealing the cables, which contain copper wiring
YepLike nearly all crime, this is a blue city problem, of course. The article says "across the nation", but look at every location they mention: Seattle, Houston, Minneapolis, Oakland, Los Angeles. Blue shitholes, all of them.
True...but those are also really the only places EVs make sense.Like nearly all crime, this is a blue city problem, of course. The article says "across the nation", but look at every location they mention: Seattle, Houston, Minneapolis, Oakland, Los Angeles. Blue shitholes, all of them.
Sometimes Islam gets it right.Like nearly all crime, this is a blue city problem, of course. The article says "across the nation", but look at every location they mention: Seattle, Houston, Minneapolis, Oakland, Los Angeles. Blue shitholes, all of them.
Odd thing for thieves to do.View attachment 961336
If they cannot get this under control o it will be the death knell of EV vehicles.
Thefts of charging cables pose yet another obstacle to appeal of electric vehicles
Across the U.S., thieves have been targeting electric-vehicle charging stations, intent on stealing the cables, which contain copper wiring
well its not like they can ever afford an EVOdd thing for thieves to do.
Not really. Copper prices are at an all time high.Odd thing for thieves to do.
and has been for decades.Not really. Copper prices are at an all time high.
Copper thieving is big business.
If they'll tear it out of the walls...30 seconds with bolt cutters seems like a walk in the park.and has been for decades.
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If they'll tear it out of the walls...30 seconds with bolt cutters seems like a walk in the park.
Did you see where they're stealing fire hydrants in LA?
Why Are Thieves Stealing Fire Hydrants in LA? | 77 WABC
(Los Angeles, CA) - An odd new criminal trend is underway in Los Angeles County. Thieves are cutting away fire hydrants, hauling them off, and selling the metal for scrap. Cops say nearly 100 fire hyd
Every problem has a solution.South LA’s Golden State Water company has installed locked shields that cover the fire hydrant’s bolts. The hope is that will make them harder to steal.
Runs about $2.25/ft at Lowe's for just the bare wire. So yeah, I can imagine the cables are worth quite a bit.Yep....4 10 foot strands of 4 gauge copper lead. Worth about 175 bucks
Yep.... Some of them are four strand some three strand. Leeds run between 8 and 10 ft. Between the wire and the hardware probably two grand to replace each one.Runs about $2.25/ft at Lowe's for just the bare wire. So yeah, I can imagine the cables are worth quite a bit.
Nope. I've seen them steal the lines off a power pole before the electricity was hooked up. Haven't you heard about stealing air conditioners to get the copper from them?Odd thing for thieves to do.
I was being sarcastic.Nope. I've seen them steal the lines off a power pole before the electricity was hooked up. Haven't you heard about stealing air conditioners to get the copper from them?
I caught that about 2 seconds too late.I was being sarcastic.
