The E-series Build.

[KD]

Well... Maybe.
I'm thinking possible state DOT worker methodology here...
2 supervising, 2 discussing, 2 watching and 2 working.

And here is the team of 8. From EM blog, sounds like they raised the flag there in Livonia. I do wonder if that really is Paul though. Where is the coffee cup? Hmmm...

 

[bunchathrees]

In the cup holder, clearly.

 

[Coss]

Well... Maybe.
I'm thinking possible state DOT worker methodology here...
2 supervising, 2 discussing, 2 watching and 2 working.

2 working??? they do it different where you live then; it's only 1 working here.
2 working? That would be slave labor! The union would have a fit !!! <JUST KIDDING !!!!!>

 

[KD]

In the cup holder, clearly.

Seems so obvious now that you mention it. Duh!

 

[BiloxiGeek]

Well... Maybe.
I'm thinking possible state DOT worker methodology here...
2 supervising, 2 discussing, 2 watching and 2 working.

Sounds much more like typical military assignments.

 

[Marshall]

Well... Maybe.
I'm thinking possible state DOT worker methodology here...
2 supervising, 2 discussing, 2 watching and 2 working.

That's far too efficient for most DOT crews I've seen.

 

[Adamant]

So building happens in June.....any word on when testing begins?

 

[Ty]

It's a belly pan to me, I'm just an antique. Last i recall they were debating between making it standard equipment (good for airflow, efficiency of cooling / heating, reduces noise) or an option for about $20. But that was a year ago.

I bet it winds up at $50, but I'll still get one. Then take it off, stuff it with an extra layer of fiberglass and put it back on again.

Why stuff it with insulation? Is that to help keep the road noise down? With the noise being generated away from the belly, how noisy do you reckon it will be? It seems to me (and I'm far from an expert... I didn't even stAy at a Holiday Inn Express) that you may trap heat in.

 

[Ty]

Then I stand corrected then; I was doing it from memory, not from having it handy.

But 8 people on one Elio would have them crawling over each other; I'm going to guess and say 2 people per vehicle would be a good way.

No. Picture the eight people working at several stations. They'd be going from one to the next. There would probably be several Elios being built at the same time.

 

[Elio Amazed]

2 working??? they do it different where you live then; it's only 1 working here.
2 working? That would be slave labor! The union would have a fit !!! <JUST KIDDING !!!!!>

Yeah I know.
I was exaggerating because they're EM and I was trying to give them a break.
It's really 2 supervising, 2 discussing, 3 watching, and 1 working.

BTW, why do those people look suspiciously like the instructor and students from the local trade school?