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A nice surprise (free Ionity leccy)
- Thread starter NorfolkMustard
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And same cost?Just tried via the app, seems to work and let me activate a charger remotely and, luckily, deactivate it too
Very brave!!Just tried via the app, seems to work and let me activate a charger remotely and, luckily, deactivate it too
Visited on the way back this evening- tried bay 5 and started out at 167kWh at 25% charge, dropped to around 130kWh until 70%, finally 34kWh for the remainder up to 90%
Only used Ionity at MK before Xmas. V fast initially but slow above 70%
Figures from TeslFi as follows:
Time SoC charge rate mph
00 13 732
05 30 609
09 40 510
12 50 450
17 60 391
22 70 310
29 80 187
39 90 160
45 95 107
Figures from TeslFi as follows:
Time SoC charge rate mph
00 13 732
05 30 609
09 40 510
12 50 450
17 60 391
22 70 310
29 80 187
39 90 160
45 95 107
as rfid card? yeah. Don't use either method while they're free though, you'll still be charged the Maingau rate
Possible, but the gentleman next to me was only getting 29-37kWH at around 45% charge?
Mr H
Active Member
I'm hoping for another week so I can divert at the start of my next long trip, but think it unlikely.
Still free today. NB though that it seems Cambridge/A14 are already chargeable at standard rates.
Mr H
Active Member
MrBadger
Badger out
I downloaded the chargepoint app but have not signed up yet because it wasn't clear what chargepoint was.
It sounds like another umbrella service for charge point providers? A bit like Shell Recharge and Octopus.
Other than an app and/or rfid card or centralised billing, what other benefits does it provide? I ask because when I queried a couple of chargepoints that I am familiar with, such as podpoint, it simply referred me back to podpoint.
With so many different alternatives for the same charger, I'm not sure how to choose what service/app stc to charge through. Almost as if we need an app to select what apps we need!
It sounds like another umbrella service for charge point providers? A bit like Shell Recharge and Octopus.
Other than an app and/or rfid card or centralised billing, what other benefits does it provide? I ask because when I queried a couple of chargepoints that I am familiar with, such as podpoint, it simply referred me back to podpoint.
With so many different alternatives for the same charger, I'm not sure how to choose what service/app stc to charge through. Almost as if we need an app to select what apps we need!
