Moderator note: A few posts moved away, though a lot could be. I think OP gets it about taking a cruise at this time. Ideally, we'll just answer questions about the car's health while OP is gone.
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Leaving new M3P in garage while on cruise
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Do you have grandparents or elderly parents that live near you? Do you have any family with underlying health conditions? Do you frequent large gatherings? Churches, raves, sporting events, _cruise ships_?
Slowing the spread of the disease helps to protect the vulnerable people around us.
The whole idea behind, "I'm 30 I'm fine" needs a readjustment at a societal level.
Not surprised to see this thread go off the rails with the mention of a cruise.
If it helps, I went on a 2 week trip in the winter (or as much as winter as we get here in San Diego) and left my LR RWD in a public garage at the airport. The battery lost 0.5% per day, stating at 70% and ending at 63%. Sentry was off and I only checked on it once on the shuttle ride back to the garage.
To bring it back to the OP's question, there should be no issues leaving it parked for a week, but it depends on how much charge you have when you park.
Port Canaveral seems to have limited charging options. The closest Superchargers to Port Canaveral are 40 miles to the west outside of Orlando and 65 miles to the north outside of Daytona Beach. I don't know where you're driving in from, but I'd definitely hit up one of those up on the way to the Port and charge it full, especially since you have no idea if you're going to get quarantined for another 2 weeks+ after your cruise.
PlugShare shows that the City of Cape Canaveral has number of free level 2 chargers nearby if you can't get back to a Supercharger. Maybe top it off before parking for the trip if you have time. Make sure to have your J-1772 adapter and test it out beforehand. Good luck.
If it helps, I went on a 2 week trip in the winter (or as much as winter as we get here in San Diego) and left my LR RWD in a public garage at the airport. The battery lost 0.5% per day, stating at 70% and ending at 63%. Sentry was off and I only checked on it once on the shuttle ride back to the garage.
To bring it back to the OP's question, there should be no issues leaving it parked for a week, but it depends on how much charge you have when you park.
Port Canaveral seems to have limited charging options. The closest Superchargers to Port Canaveral are 40 miles to the west outside of Orlando and 65 miles to the north outside of Daytona Beach. I don't know where you're driving in from, but I'd definitely hit up one of those up on the way to the Port and charge it full, especially since you have no idea if you're going to get quarantined for another 2 weeks+ after your cruise.
PlugShare shows that the City of Cape Canaveral has number of free level 2 chargers nearby if you can't get back to a Supercharger. Maybe top it off before parking for the trip if you have time. Make sure to have your J-1772 adapter and test it out beforehand. Good luck.
MacLeodMX
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Just returned from 15 days away. I left the 2019 P3D at 90%. Garaged - typically 32 degrees F this time of year.Sentry mode off. Car lost less than 30 miles. You have nothing to worry about. Enjoy the trip!!
YusufT
Member
Tesla recommends setting your charge limit to 50% and leaving it plugged in if you're leaving it for long periods of time
linux-works
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cruises are just not a good idea right now. you could get stuck there, and when its time to clear everyone out, you also put the port city at risk and everyone who has to come in and risk their health.
can't we just put a hold on certain things, now, until it all gets better understood and cools off, a little?
the more we self-isolate - the better it is for everyone. I know its a hard message to take, but its what we need to consider, right now. this is a very unique time and has 'new rules'.
can't we just put a hold on certain things, now, until it all gets better understood and cools off, a little?
the more we self-isolate - the better it is for everyone. I know its a hard message to take, but its what we need to consider, right now. this is a very unique time and has 'new rules'.
Wow how the world has changed since the OP made this post just a March 7, just over 2 weeks ago!
Everything is getting locked down now because so many people had the same attitude of the OP that they are young, so what's the big deal, right? Well, now we know what the big deal is!
Everything is getting locked down now because so many people had the same attitude of the OP that they are young, so what's the big deal, right? Well, now we know what the big deal is!
I think the OP cruise is probably canceled by now, it will be at sea, 21+ days...most government not allowing ships to visit and as far as the Florida spring breakers, lots of them are now sick with the virus.
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