Recent content by kayak1

Have you checked to see if mobile service can fix the issue?

Please add me to the backup offers list.

The ground will defrost soon, and it will be much easier to do the work. I suspect this will be in the ground, waiting for a transformer before the end of June. Thanks for tracking this and taking the pictures.

That would trigger the requirements for new building permits, planning board approvals etc.

Most 8-stall V3 around my area are serviced by 750kva transformers.

We know that they are native NACS. If you watch YouTube, you can see examples of people with Teslas testing the Magic Dock CCS1 end and then using the CS1 to NACS adapter to double-convert back to Tesla. It's not a great idea to double-convert; it adds more heating points and isn't needed, but...

With Magic Dock, you can then use your CCS1->NACS adapter.

I would have thought that they would send ME and NH customers to the new CT location for pickup. They still seem to be sending us to NJ at this time.

Now that VT is open, I wonder if that is an option.

https://www.2muchsun.com/single-post/how-to-enable-ccs-adapter-support-on-model-3-and-y

It's a reasonably easy process to upgrade the port. Have you attempted to make an apointment at a service center.

Take the suicides out of the mix and then run the numbers.

It sounds like you're looking for an update on a location in Chicago.... NH isn't like that. Not a single drive-by shooting pictures on the what do to/Vist NH site: Welcome to New Hampshire

I voted for the three Newfoundland locations and then used the remaining two votes for the Yellowstone locations you listed. My wife has never been to Yellowstone. If I had six votes, I would have added Shelby, MT, as I would also like to visit Glacier National Park.

Newfoundland has 3 locations available to vote on. It will expand the SC network in Canada and make the island a much easier place to visit. Most charger locations are sub 75kW and are limited to one or two cars simultaneously. If we didn't have other locations in New England, I would ask that...