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The cubing argument thread

From my understanding, regenerative breaking applies to hybrid and electric cars. When you hit the brakes, you are using breaking pads which basically hold onto a part of the wheel to prevent it from turning.
Correct about the brake pads, not sure that it regenerates
Do you know of any gas cars that have regenerative breaking?
nope....
 
you car battery would not die while driving bc it gains energy when you drive.

Not really true. A battery can die while the car is driving. The alternator charges the battery while you are driving (and also powers most of cars electricals, not the battery as you said below) a faulty alternator can cause the battery to die, especially if the car has a faulty ground or other leak.
 
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View attachment 14876
Notice where it says "Charge"
It will turn green when regenerating

Video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1c-d7lzybHcQF5x5iCgy8xTBzD-Cmr5em/view?usp=sharing

If you want even more data, Here is a before/after of the voltage:
After(14.8V):View attachment 14878 Before(13.9V): View attachment 14879 Do notice where it says Voltage at the bottom left.
out of all of the cars my parents had in the last 11 years, this was never a problem
How fortunate! Alternator repair is a very common fix regardless of make and model once mileage is over 100k

Not really true. A battery can die while the car is driving. The alternator charges the battery while you are driving (and also powers most of cars electricals, not the battery as you said below) a faulty alternator can cause the battery to die, especially if the car has a faulty ground or other leak.

Lol you got a fancy car there an all that technology is apparently keeping you from understanding the fundamental mechanics of how your battery and alternator interact. I’m with @ender994 on this one
 
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