If you're wondering about battery capacity and"what if's" revolving around being on a big-time fire assignment, here's the answer.
Compared to a traditional fire engine, the cost is $350,000 more. But the department believes they'll more than make up that in maintenance costs as they test the new rig 24/7.
Oh this will not age well. L O L.
What district? Think I would move!
How is it handed off to the next shift if it still needs to be charged, and how is it charged at all after a major earthquake and the power grid is out entirely?
Can’t wait for it to fail.
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