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Date:
(See "Weather" for more information on how this is used. Sample timezones: Los Angeles=PST/PDT; Denver=MST/MDT; Chicago=CST/CDT; NYC=EST/EDT)
Initial charge: %
(How charged your vehicle is, as a percentage of the amount of the pack that is capable of being used.)
Payload weight: lbs
(Combined weight of passengers and cargo)
Road quality:
(Smooth cement = 1.0; concrete with lumpy aggregate = 1.08; bad offroad conditions = 2.0.)
Target city speed relative to speed limit:
(1.0 means "never exceed the speed limit except for passing or whatnot". 1.05 means "5% more than the speed limit", 0.95 means "95% of the speed limit", and so forth.)
Target highway speed relative to speed limit:
(Same as above)
Desired speed: mph
(Likewise, speed will exceed this for passing and such.)
Aggressiveness:
(Extreme hypermiling = 0.5; casual driving = 1.0; crazy = 2.0)
Front tire inflation pressure: psi
(The current pressure of the front tires. Be sure to account for both leakage and a change in temperature since inflation! For every nine degrees Fahrenheit temperature rise, add 2% pressure)
Rear tire inflation pressure: psi
(The current pressure of the rear tires. Be sure to account for both leakage and a change in temperature since inflation! For every nine degrees Fahrenheit temperature rise, add 2% pressure)
Fudge factor:
(How much to optimistically/pessimistically adjust the power the drivetrain consumes. 1.0 = normal; 0.5 = half as much as it should (extremely optimistic); 2.0 = twice as much as it should (extremely pessimistic).)