Technically Nerdy Podcast 001 // Nerding Out with Alan Puccinelli (Repkord)

It's the inaugural episode of the podcast! TECHNICALLY NERDY will chat with those who have a passion to talk about. We NERD OUT and have a wonderful conversation along the way. In this episode, we chat with Alan Puccinelli, who is known in the community as REPKORD. He has a 3d printing reseller business that just got a new space, is passionate about electronic vehicles, and just a good human.
REMEMBER - this is the very first episode of the podcast. There will be more, obviously, but I think that it's not bad for a first take. Yeah?
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[@meltn]

Great first podcast! Stoked! looking forward to many more, Joel your a great host!!

[@crussty3d]

Our puppy did NOT like Pooch's dialup tones impression . lol

[@TechnicallyNerdy]

Hahahaha

[@thelightspeed3d712]

My Tesla is a 2020, they are amazing cars. My car can supercharge from empty in 35 to 45 minutes. That and 0-60 to 2.9 seconds. It’s amazing.

[@rcmaniac25]

If you want a nifty video on electric car charging info, you should check out Technology Connection's video on Electric Car Chargers.

[@JohnHavord]

Excellent podcast. Looking forward to more.

[@TechnicallyNerdy]

Thanks for listening

[@tetra3dprint]

Great podcast, I feel l could have comfortably nerded out with you guys if I was there too!

[@SirWill99]

My concern about EV is range, and road trips and time to charge vs gassing up. Would make 12 hour trips even longer.

[@Snottelling]

repkordDOTcom soon to be the home of Reptable - the bestest place to place 2x prusa minis......

[@tetraliteproducts542]

How come the audio is so good? Something must be wrong! Anyway, thanks for the p'cast! Always fun with Joel & company.

[@TechnicallyNerdy]

Hahahahah. I see what you did :)

[@thelightspeed3d712]

Also Battery degradation is still very unknown. My car can do 300+ miles on a charge.

[@BBSindex]

where is the xml file to subscribe to the podcast for my podcatcher?

[@ASkewedView3D]

Awesome video but makes me feel a lot less nerdy, maybe I should have concentrated on computers more than girls roflmao. Either way always enjoy the content put out. Thanks for sharing have a wonderful day. God bless

[@Rider-bc8kh]

Not bad for a first take at all! Will this and future episodes be available through Google Podcasts eventually?

[@TechnicallyNerdy]

I'm hoping so!

[@Repkord]

The Nerd in me feels obligated to make the correction that the charging electronics within the Tesla are RECTIFYING AC to DC to charge the battery, not inverting... misspoke. Forgive me nerds.

[@TechnicallyNerdy]

GEESH DUDE. How dare you make a mistake! :)

[@AlexSwavely]

I'd like to suggest adding pop filters

[@TechnicallyNerdy]

I'm told these have internal pop filters. Still get them?

[@AlexSwavely]

Still popping, but when yall lean back to about a foot it clears up. I suggested to someone else recently that they print a fake filter ring to remind them to give the mic some space, might be a good idea here too...