Canada - How is your Wh/km?

[mknox]

You don't have it on the Controls-Trips screen?

Some folks don't leave one of the counters alone. If you re-set it at any point, you lose the "lifetime" count. Every month when I reset my Trip A counter, I'm paranoid that I'm going to accidentally re-set my Trip B counter that I reserve for this purpose.

 

[RAM_Eh]

Some folks don't leave one of the counters alone. If you re-set it at any point, you lose the "lifetime" count. Every month when I reset my Trip A counter, I'm paranoid that I'm going to accidentally re-set my Trip B counter that I reserve for this purpose.

Me too.

 

[wayner]

Me too.

Does anyone know if this data is available from the API so that you could write some code to pull this data down to a db on a regular basis?

 

[Ugliest1]

Hey, we're almost the same - 24 months, 51,000 km. 100% charge shows 419. I did that just yesterday to see what the figure is these days. It hasn't degraded much.

Must be all that extra power you're getting from the rain. I didn't get that option.

 

[PoweredByRain]

You don't have it on the Controls-Trips screen?

No, I've reset both counters many times. When going on long (and I mean long) distance trips I would usually have one counter for the current day and one for the whole trip.

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Must be all that extra power you're getting from the rain. I didn't get that option.

BC Hydro does the work of turning all that water into electrical power. They'll do it for you too, I think you just have to pay them.

(It's right in the name - BC Hydro - even though what they sell is electrical power, and not all of it is hydroelectric. Just the vast majority.)

 

[Ugliest1]

I like my theory better!

According to the BCH website, they're 95% hydroelectric. Imagine what they could do with the Site C billions if they invested in solar instead...

 

[PoweredByRain]

I like my theory better!

According to the BCH website, they're 95% hydroelectric. Imagine what they could do with the Site C billions if they invested in solar instead...

I dunno, have you seen the sun lately? I mean, from Victoria.

 

[ggenge]

If I'm not mistaken, Wh/km = Wh/mile ÷ 1.667

Mine is 214 Wh/km but I have an S60 (which is supposed to be more efficient). I felt the same way after I read all the numbers in here and I have a mix of highways and city (since I took delivery on April 11th).

You are mistaken, its 1.60934

 

[green1]

-23c this morning, last 50km average 236wh/km not so bad really.

and 1.6 is close enough.