If I was to take an educated guess, I would say it would be probably jv.
However, my curiosity was piqued on the Tesla Model Y thread https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/895421 where someone (not jv) is getting very close, if not already there, to 100 posts.
Can the Mods determine what the record number of posts is?
Indeed - go for your life.
I bet mods lock this thread before you hit 100.
Completely arbitrary as I could just comment 101 times on this thread lol
You too. 😊
Completely arbitrary as I could just comment n+1 times on this thread lol
Given that you comment on virtually every thread, that would not surprise me.
Obligated to stop at 69,420
It may stop you at 32767, or 65535 - if not you're probably good all the way up to 2,147,483,647.
Are you taking the 5th amendment by not naming them?
Top 5 posters on that thread:
13 /user/82196
14 /user/124484
15 /user/230852
21 /user/220870
89 /user/323103 (1st-Amendment)
Rapidly closing in on that elusive century for Team Free Speech at the High School Debating Club. 😳
Im sure on the political or sensitive topic posts where people have all out reddit like arguments on here ,there would be a few that have hit those numbers.
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/211479
i think i did close to 100
and also got a store banned
and got a refund
then the product turned up 4 months later lol
I would normally punish myself and will follow that link, but Amazingone aka HeWhoKnows aka Dr Phil posts are beyond my limit.
I would normally punish myself and will follow that link, but Amazingone aka HeWhoKnows aka Dr Phil posts are beyond my limit.
In every post where Dr Phil uses the word their, he spells it THIER.
So much for being Amazingone and HeWhoKnows.
known as Dr Phil
Not sure who loses the most in this name change.
Take a lot to damage the real Dr Phils credibility these days. If he ever had any,that is.
Won't be long until they are known as Dr Dill
On both counts
I have a thread where I made 212 replies in the one thread… and another for 153 if that's a starting point to jump off at… (but they are not "deal" threads though…)
Some good value contributions there @pegaxs
How is the Atto 3 going? Genuinely interested after 2.5 years of ownership (assuming you still have it).
Still have it and it is holding up really well. I expected a lot of "quality issues over time" type problems, but pleasantly surprised at just how good it is. Had a lot of teething issues at the start with flakey AC and software/firmware, but after a few updates and a AC system regas, it's as good as any Hyundai/Kia level product. I would not say it is Japanese quality, but i think over time, if they keep improving, BYD could certainly be right up there.
Only gripes I really have are the slow charging speeds (capped at 90kW on DC and 7kW on AC) and the stupid service intervals of 12 months which seems to be more of an attempt to coax investment money from Eager's Automotive than it is about keeping the car in top shape. Oh, and that sun roof. I wish I had the ability to delete that as an option on the extended range. It is just a useless heat trap in the Australian sun.
That's awesome to hear - agreed, they'll only get better.
Battery capacity is still relatively high? That's my only concern
@barge-in hunter: Battery capacity still seems the same, but in saying that, I have only done a shade over 20,000km. My car only gets driven to work or on long haul family trips, so a lot of the time, it's just idle.
On one of the BYD groups I am on, there are a few Uber drivers with way over 100,000km (one guy has 180,000+) and the worst one of these was down to 94% battery. So, lost 6% battery capacity in 2 years and 100~150,000km. At that rate, that would take me about 10 years and these guys are doing nothing but DC charging and the battery seems to be holding up well.
Can you get the outside of the sunroof surface wrapped, to reduce heat inwards a bit?
@Protractor: There's a built-in retractable sunshade. Best option would be to cut some insulating material to fit the sunroof shape and then slide it between the sunroof glass and the sunshade.
@Protractor: UV is not the main cause of heat build-up, IR is. But agree that blocking radiation externally is the better option. In terms of easy application and removal (if you decide you want the 'factory' option again), I'd still just use some insulation between sunroof and sunshade.
I'd still just use some insulation between sunroof and sunshade.
100% what I use. I bought some reflective and insulated sheets that go between the roof glass and the interior roof shade. It cuts out about 60% of the incoming heat. You can notice a HUGE difference between having these insulating sheets in and when they are not installed.
Waiting for @neil to provide some stats :)
Answer is hamza23
on the (Amazon AU / Amazon AU Warehouse) Insufficient Quantity Deals (Post Your Low Quantity Deals Here) with 2840 comments.
I feel like that should have been an easy guess
Not jv.
He’s normally blown his load after 15 to 20 comments
It would have to be one of the really argumentative OzBargainers….
….we have plenty of those
me
Gee the hero is here! You want to try intellect sometime, combine it with principles and you might surprise yourself.You could stand for something for a change, rather than following the herd.
Show me the bogan element dimbo?
Thank you for bringing this national issues to our attention.
Isn't that guy a Russian bot?
Could be . His posts make him sound like it's actually Elon Musk.
And he's a GP (supposedly)
Completely arbitrary as I could just comment 100 times on this thread lol