Recent content by tharasix

Those are V4 pedestals, which have significantly longer cables than previous versions to accommodate the Cybertruck and other non-Tesla vehicles. With a lot of new EVs being built with NACS plugs, I have to assume there's coordination when it comes to cable lengths and charge port locations.

The GOP will similarly prevent municipal ISPs from forming through legislation. Preventing local governments from competing with business is part of their playbook, even if a local area is being underserved by private business.

Looks like the Tesla website is calling this one live. Can anybody confirm? https://www.tesla.com/findus?v=2&bounds=42.259854666402234%2C-96.7810403125%2C41.7911012883485%2C-98.0993996875&zoom=11&filters=supercharger&location=33525

All that means is that a customs agent can be summoned to the airport if an international flight lands there.

Ah, you'll probably get the first in Soldotna that I was aiming for last summer. Flying and Turo sure would have been lower risk than trying to drive all the way there from Minnesota. Have fun!

Yeah, those are Magic Docks.

And this has come up before. Since European superchargers have CCS2 plugs, there have been some check ins from non-Teslas over there that have counted in the game. I don't know of any check ins using Magic Docks in the US.

The usual last hold ups are meters and transformers, if you could verify that.

Any Chicagoland spies around that can check on this one? It's been a minute since the last post.

I know I'm just playing in the minor leagues compared to others, but I think I'll be there again, too.

*checks calendar*

Infrastructure projects don't get turned around that quickly. I suspect these have been in the works for a while.

Evansville was in July 2020.

Check-ins for 2024-01-20 - Worthington - Oxford St, MN (#284) (First to check-in) Plenty of time for another adventurous soul to share the first.

And I grabbed 41 over this last trip to take 56th place. For now.