Added advanced stats to the individual fuel log pages

[Piwoslaw]

Originally Posted by cfg83

When I subtract the two I get

1301.99 - 827.14 = 474.76 Gallons Saved

But according to my fuel log I saved 223.31 gallons.

What is wrong with my computation?

I was wondering when you'd start to notice that SVOboy has been stealing gas from your tank when you're not looking

[cfg83]

Piwoslaw -

Originally Posted by Piwoslaw

I was wondering when you'd start to notice that SVOboy has been stealing gas from your tank when you're not looking

Hee hee hee, . Actually, sometimes I wonder if my wife is putting gas *into* my tank to boost my fragile ego.

CarloSW2

[SVOboy]

Originally Posted by cfg83

Piwoslaw -



Hee hee hee, . Actually, sometimes I wonder if my wife is putting gas *into* my tank to boost my fragile ego.

CarloSW2

That would be quite an amazing story

[Southcross]

thats AWESOME! looks great

this is awesome stuff to see... it justifies any "Ecomodding"/"EcoDriving"

    * Lifetime Fuel Economy: 31.9
    * 90-day Fuel Economy: 32.48
    * 3-tank Fuel Economy: 33.82
    * EPA Rating (% over): 22 (47.6364%)
    * Total fills: 8
    * Average cost per gallon: $2.2
    * Average cost per fill: $17.43
    * Average cost per mile: $0.07
    * Total gallons used: 63.33
    * Total miles traveled: 2020.3
    * Total cost: $139.32
    * Total saved: 28.51 gallons
    * Total saved: $62.72
    * Average tank distance: 252.54

[SVOboy]

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Been testing out the flash app for fuel log graphing, except things are backwards, not sure how to fix it but it looks good.

[cfg83]

SVOboy -

Can we project the total savings of Ecomodder to the USA "as if" everyone drove the way we do? It's far from a perfect corrollation because the "inventory" of our garage is different from the national inventory, but I think it's a good question to ask.

CarloSW2

[SVOboy]

I think we could easily just use the percent over EPA for that sort of thing? We just need some reliable stats on national use

[orange4boy]

I just thought of another which may have already been considered:

Tonnes of CO2 saved/not emitted.

Disregard if duplicated.

Love the new stats. LOVE them!

I know this is not a stat issue but a fuel log issue:
I am stumping for ton-mpg because it is one way to have a relative, albeit limited, measure of efficiency. I will never get the Egg up to the 60's in mileage but I would like to be able to compare with other vehicles to see how far up I could still go. The simplest way would be ton-mpg.
EG: The heavily modded 1.77 ton egg can get about 33mpg on the highway. This equals 59 ton mpg. The more lightly modded one ton Vegan powah! gets 65.5 ton-mpg. So you see... I'm catching up to you... Muahahahaaa
Otherwise there is no way to easily get perspective on the numbers short of tracking down the data one bit at a time.

Ton miles equal ton weight times miles traveled, the whole divided by gallons of gasoline consumed

From "Hypermiling 50 years ago":http://www.cleanmpg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1207

[Southcross]

how about data like "miles per year" or "12 month mileage" or sumptin?

[cfg83]

orange4boy -

I second your "Tonnes of CO2 saved/not emitted". I was thinking about that today.

CarloSW2