Comment on dream job

• FuglyDuck@lemmy.world ⁨2⁩ ⁨months⁩ ago

  Get out of here with your facts.

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  • autriyo@feddit.org ⁨2⁩ ⁨months⁩ ago

    You sent me down a little rabbit hole, depending on how one defines sedan, the lightest I could find is the Peel P50 at roughly 60 kg. A better fit weight wise could be the Isetta at roughly 350 kg.

    But neither option, including the robin feels like a proper sedan to me, and only the robin really checks the basic requirements.

    Afaik the term “sedan” doesn’t really define the amount of wheels, but I don’t tend to think of a three wheeled vehicle.

    So the first four wheeled sedan style car that came to mind was the Trabant, but that’s still 600kg.

    Idk what the point of this text is…

    Have a nice day, I guess?

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    • FuglyDuck@lemmy.world ⁨2⁩ ⁨months⁩ ago

      AFICT, sedan is basically anything that’s not specifically something else.

      Mostly, I used the robin because it has a very loyal fan base, for being such… an interesting little car. I was half expecting someone to jump on me being like “don’t you dare”.

      In any case, the biggest issue is think g the release. Like. With boulders or rocks or whatever, it’s really just a matter of geometry.

      The CoG of a boulder in a sling (or gummy bear or dot, or whatever, really,) is pretty predictable.

      For a car, though, it kinda pivots in a wonky way because of how they’re usually attached by the tow hooks, with a tether that gets released at the end of the throwing arm. It makes it hard to predict where the CoG actually is. (In the video I posted- and most of them, they botch the release, leading to it flying more up. I’m not sure how much more range they can get, but it was released fairly early. Maybe on purpose.)

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