napoleonblownapa
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Assuming our Sig X is here by then, probably our first large trip will be the Custer, SD Tesla Rally, on May 20-22, 2016. Last year, there were, what, 36 Teslas there, and this year maybe 100!! What Tesla fun! Mac
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Now that we have our X, we're going to sort out any remaining issues, wait for the due bill items to be resolved, and hit the road. I'm hoping for a medium-range trip in May, perhaps to Kings Canyon NP. Sometime this summer we'll do a bit further - Grand Canyon to Zion to Canyonlands to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Maybe. Hopefully.
Pick up my new X in NorCal on April 25, and plan on driving to Custer for the Rally. So we now know there will be at least 2 X's!Assuming our Sig X is here by then, probably our first large trip will be the Custer, SD Tesla Rally, on May 20-22, 2016. Last year, there were, what, 36 Teslas there, and this year maybe 100!! What Tesla fun! Mac
We just visited Yosemite a couple of months ago. Since we're (relatively) close to that park, I prefer to avoid it in the more congested summer period. Not that Zion or Grand Teton will be much better - they just require more time to visit, and we have that time in the summer.No Yosemite? We are toying with the idea of picking up our Model X this summer out West and doing a tour of the parks before driving straight back east. I look forward to pics of the Model X in national parks. The experience of just driving around them with the panoramic windshield has to be great alone.
Our plan is to go to Multnomah Falls from Seattle. EVTripplanner estimated 3hrs of drive with about 0.5hr supercharging. Then we spend couple of nights at the Skamania Lodge which has a destination charger.I am not familiar with the Washington National Forest or are you just referring in general to all of the national forests in the Washington/Seattle area, which there are many.
Note if you get much off of I5 you will have to use destination chargers (maybe HPWC at 50 amps or perhaps 80 if you are lucky) or RV parks to use your UMC adapter at 50 amps.
I find it odd that Tesla does not provide supercharging at major cities, at least in the North West. They could restrict it to non locals.
It kind of reminds me of the fact that there is no rest stop on I5 just North of Sacramento. You see all of these trucks parked on the side of the road at the 99 underpass who have made a pseudo rest stop.
I have seen other posts too that mention using CHAdeMO adapter. So far other than destination and superchargers, I've only used Chargepoint with the supplied J1772 adapter. Since it seems we are more on the road after becoming a Tesla family, I'm wondering if I should invest in a CHAdeMO adapter. Where would these come useful while traveling?Two major road trips are planned. One through OKC to PA. Another to WA and ID through Park City.
I've enjoyed the ID and OKC trips with Model S when the CHAdeMO adapter was needed. Met some of the great people on this forum. Hope to see some of you as well. Drive safely and enjoy the ride.