Recent content by MaryAnning3

great advice.

I'd love to see a biobib for wk057.

I see. Thanks.

I think you may be wrong about that. I am not sure but I thought that Unsworth played a very key role in organizing a very complex rescue.

This is not good advice. The only reason to charge above 90% is to go far.

I have done this a lot. The 1% loss per day that people used to experience is no longer an issue. There is no need to try to find a way to leave it plugged in or to charge above 80%. As others have mentioned, sentry mode uses power and should be off. Parked and sleeping, your model 3 will use...

so do you have the Tesla app open and bluetooth on for your apple watch?

Also, it helps you take care of your battery. You know where 20% and 80% are without doing a calculation. I also think it is more accurate because percent is a simple function of voltage for 21700 cell chemistry.

With respect, i think you need more time to get to know how to use it. There are subtleties.

Also, for anyone new, I recommend displaying your state of charge in percentage (not miles).

my 2 cents: charge speed at home is rarely an issue since you are there overnight. 20 amps, 32, 50 amps all work fine. They key advantage of the Wall Mounted Connector from Tesla is the convenience and that you can leave the mobile connectors in your car where you may use them now and then.

Agree. I am not thinking there is any problem. Just curious. Not sure what you mean about the main batteries.

Thanks. That is a very cool post! If you have a blue tooth data logging voltmeter, you could hook it up to the 12v battery, close the frunk, and log voltage for a while and just read it on your phone with the frunk closed. (Maybe turn off the Tesla app so that the car does not wake up due to...

That is right. It was not your imagination.

I just read Syonyk's blog post on the Model S 12 volt battery issues and charging patterns from 2016, which is really interesting. I guess at that time there were some issues with how the 12 volt battery was charged and used and there were a lot of failures at that time. I was wondering if...