This doesn’t mean anything unless you make assumptions about when the gas tank was filled.
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This doesn’t mean anything unless you make assumptions about when the gas tank was filled.
I guess the Riv stove is fancy enough to use in your house but for camp purposes I will stick with my propane camp chef blind stove or a Partner steel one. I mostly roll with a off road caravan that had oddles of propane. Induction stoves are a power suck. It would be cool for a tailgater if one doesn't roll with propane.
There was a Japanese-made grill table that I saw not so long ago that would change my mind because it means I could have a grilled meat feast anywhere at any time.
It was pricey, but also very practical and really beautiful and also had nice, clean lines. I’m on Team Charcoal for grilling, but this was a pretty dope grill table. For all I know, this is a horrible stove. I hear good and bad things about Snow Peak (cookware bad, utensils and cups good). I’ve never used any of their stuff.
Entry IGT Set
The Entry IGT Set is a portable grill table and stove set that features the Renewed Entry IGT, Flat Burner, and Stainless Tray 1 Unit. Use the IGT Table and burner at home or camp for a low-height cooking and dining space. Use the Stainless Tray as a trivet for hot plates.
It HAS a 150 mile range in EV. That means at some point prior to the 150 the generator needs to kick on to stay ahead of the curve, so to speak. If range is 150 and the generator doesn’t kick on until your 150 miles of EV range is used you’d be stranded-in theory -and in likely actuality as well
How and when this happens has been explained about as well as the IRL existence of the Krampus and Batman, though.It HAS a 150 mile range in EV. That means at some point prior to the 150 the generator needs to kick on to stay ahead of the curve, so to speak. If range is 150 and the generator doesn’t kick on until your 150 miles of EV range is used you’d be stranded-in theory -and in likely actuality as well
The prototypes do not have hitches and the production bumpers are likely to be different so they can include the hitch.
Anyone else notice that on the two different screen shots we have in this thread, both show 49% battery, 100% fuel, and 397 (what I'm assuming is miles range).
One image shows Harvester OFF with 1d 23h 59m Battery Time Remaining.
The other image shows Harvester AUTO with 8d 5h 59m Battery Time Remaining.
What does this tell us? I have thoughts. But maybe someone good at mathing the math can extrapolate something more from this?
If the battery is at 49% with 2d remaining, then it could ostensibly power a campsite for 4 days from 100%.
And if the fuel adds another 6.25 days, that tells me that the Harvester fuel tank in the demo vehicle holds enough gas to completely recharge the batteries about 1.6 times.
I'm just mathvomiting and I don't really know what I'm talking about lol.
One image shows Harvester OFF with 1d 23h 59m Battery Time Remaining.
The other image shows Harvester AUTO with 8d 5h 59m Battery Time Remaining.
What does this tell us? I have thoughts. But maybe someone good at mathing the math can extrapolate something more from this?
If the battery is at 49% with 2d remaining, then it could ostensibly power a campsite for 4 days from 100%.
And if the fuel adds another 6.25 days, that tells me that the Harvester fuel tank in the demo vehicle holds enough gas to completely recharge the batteries about 1.6 times.
I'm just mathvomiting and I don't really know what I'm talking about lol.
Here is another clean version of the pic. Definitely shows the Harvester reference so this should be a solid bonus for Harvester reservation holders. Right at the finger-like it’s pointing at it so we’d see it
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I'm assuming this is not actual data and just a filler image so I'm not putting too much thought into the metrics here.
My hunch as well. I suspect it’s a preface to info we will get regarding camping modes available with the harvester but guessing the math, as you note is just there to imply the feature-not the specifics. SM hasn’t even shared the engine/generator they are using so the numbers shown have to be hypothetical. For those who camp and overland I hope SM offers more info ASAP to help people/buyers gauge the abilities of the new harvester models
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I couldn't agree more and this type of vehicle is perfect for that capability, especially with the gas/electric design. Even if it does suck down a lot of power from the batteries, the gas generator can get you home.