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Chargers needed at places of travel

Gixx1300R

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Dec 30, 2017
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There is a need to have chargers placed at airport parking garages, cruise ports and train stations. These can be 110 or 120 volt since most parking there is long term.
 
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Watts_Up

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There is a need to have chargers placed at airport parking garages, cruise ports and train stations.
These can be 110 or 120 volt since most parking there is long term.
I left my car parked without charging for a week and I loose less that 3%. I did the following:

- Sentrry Mode off
- Alarm off
- Summon off
(from the Auto Pilot submenu)

- Set Max Speed to 50 miles.
- Set Valet Mode.
- Set Pin to Drive

There are several YouTube videos dealing with leaving a Model Parked for a week (you can jump at 5:00)
 
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Gixx1300R

Member
Dec 30, 2017
664
1,165
orlando
I left my car parked without charging for a week and I loose less that 3%. I did the following:

- Sentrry Mode off
- Alarm off
- Summon off
(from the Auto Pilot submenu)

- Set Max Speed to 50 miles.
- Set Valet Mode.
- Set Pin to Drive

There are several YouTube videos dealing with leaving a Model Parked for a week (you can jump at 5:00)

Yes you can leave it parked for a week or so but it would be nice to plug in and leave sentry mode and the alarm on. Also when you leave you will have a full charge
 

XHabjab

Helping to end the ICE Age
Feb 25, 2018
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Georgetown TX
An airport or public parking area is where I'd like sentry mode and alarm the most.

My car has the UMC, which I recommend getting if you don't have it.

Just plug into a 120 VAC outlet for your travel interval and that should keep everything going. You should be able to find 120V without too much trouble.
 

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