Recent content by im.thatoneguy

Wow right by my office. Hopefully this means Tesla will finally fix FSD on 15th Ave. It is unusable because it constant is changing lanes back and forth like a drunk sailor (even with minimal lane changes) and into bus/parking lanes.

I know this category is "Superchargers™️" but Washington just released the funding for the first round of chargers paid for by the Carbon tax. Experience The funding requires an NACS or CCS plug and almost all of them are both as well as >100kw So we're about to see effectively white label v2...

I feel like North Bend could probably be Magic Dock'ed pretty safely. Most people leaving Seattle have a decent charge so it doesn't seem to get much traffic. That would link up nicely with Quincy since it's about the right distance for the next charge.

https://phys.org/news/2023-08-evidence-mcdermitt-caldera-largest-lithium.html Might become a very active destination for Tesla employees soon.

And most importantly now that the other charger's coffee shop no longer offers bathroom access and is no longer owned by Lacey, we can abandon the eastern charger without feeling guilty or like we're being disloyal. 😛

"I don't know Tesla, 2 superchargers within 2 miles feels like a lot." Tesla: "Three. 3 superchargers in 2 miles."

Will there be 3x 250kw chargers within a mile of each other or is one of these two going to be widdled down you think?

I guess it depends on how many days you're staying. Hitting 8 tastings might raise other issues for driving home (without FSD v29). 😂 I can confirm though that with good weather and a 300mi of charge you can comfortably reach Cle Elum from Walla Walla without stopping at Pasco, Yakima or...

Fenced and still looked unfinished on Saturday.

As another data point I, charged on Tuesday last week for the first time and around 7pm all of those parking spaces across the way were also completely empty then as well. The good news is that the bollard is padded so if you do door it you hopefully won't harm your paint too bad. For round...

I imagine what their data shows is that Tacoma and Olympia Tesla owners already have home chargers and are leaving with 100% or can arrive with 10%. This'll be more for Ferry traffic from Seattle apartment dwellers. (It is a shame they can't install one on the ferry :D)

Did you have any success? I have a leviton tripping on a brand new circuit as well.

The Trader Joes is unfortunately a v2 so it's pretty slow since it's almost always full and you're sharing power. (It was briefly an urban charging location by error). The largest problem with TJ's is that it's underground and Tesla still doesn't offer Wifi reliably to its garaged charging...

Or v4.

Hertz charges $7 + pump price for gas refueling. If gas is 10 gallons * $3/gal = $37 If Tesla charges $15.50 @ $0.31kwh for 66% charge that still leaves a customer expectation gap of about $20 to pay someone to cycle them through the supercharger. You could also optimize the system with a...