Let's do a spreadsheet for the 31st!

[Tam]

..The wording is kinda clunky..

Would you want to list battery size in kiloWattHour, in Miles, or in choices of "small, medium, big"?

For comparison: GM Bolt has 60 kWh battery. Its range is about 200 miles.

 

[ELRev]

Would you want to list battery size in kiloWattHour, in Miles, or in choices of "small, medium, big"?

For comparison: GM Bolt has 60 kWh battery. Its range is about 200 miles.

I just assumed "small/big/performance" would be the best options to list, as we don't have kWh info or mileage yet. It seems people have a general sense of where they stand on, at the very least, how much to spend on a battery and how much relative distance they need. Assuming the options mirror the Model S/X battery options in format, there will be a base battery, a battery upgrade, and a performance upgrade. Each of those will be a $10000+ upgrade, putting respective buyers in different categories for eventual receipt of their vehicles.

 

[Microfrost]

The blog has motivated a user to the spreadsheet to say that "All incentives will be gone due to west coast sales get 1st shot at them."

As I commented in the sheet, I feel like that row is off-topic, and would like to delete it.

 

[Tam]

I modified the Auto Tally sheet to ignore rows with "Informational" in column C.

I also chimed in on column D, but my main criteria is price.

See here for Saint Louis.

Thanks Mircofrost for helping out and for your quick responses too!

 

[Fallenone]

Sounds great!

1) Personal Info: Sure, there are some who are comfortable enough to give out user names so you can get additional personal info which will be great for networking.

2) Your criteria seem to be very good polling idea or discussion in the forum.

We can, that means you, can add additional columns at anytime right now. My initial idea is to help each other for waiting in line, camping out (how to survive sub-freezing nights...) and exchange scheduling information.

I think those details are more appropriate for the Model3Tracker.

 

[Tam]

...price point...

I hope we all recognize that there is a difference in marketing and reality.

In the past, Model S were announced with an entry price point of $57,400 ($49,900 after federal tax credits).

By the time you start to click on the options, soon, majority of owners would end up with almost double that price.

I hope it's different this time, but we need to keep an open mind so we won't be disappointed.

 

[pmich80]

Going to the Lawrence location in Toronto. Anyone want to pitch in for coffee expenses? Gonna be a bit chilly so I'm willing to grab a couple of coffee boxes from Timmies for early arrivers.

I'll be there but i don't drink coffee so maybe i'll bring some tea..LOL I'll probably get there around 9am unless i hear it's crazy busy. I hope not though.

 

[Tam]

As I commented in the sheet, I feel like that row is off-topic, and would like to delete it.

It's not a perfect world so we do expect nonconformity sooner or later.

Since you recommended a deletion, I agree. Thanks for doing that Microfrost.

 

[model3fan]

The blog has motivated a user to the spreadsheet to say that "All incentives will be gone due to west coast sales get 1st shot at them."

May be that person knows something that we don't know. The top 6 highest numbers for last night do reflect that: Most from Midwest. None from the East. See for yourself:

Saint Louis, MO 27
Park Meadows/Denver, CO 7
Cleveland also called Lyndhurst, OH 5
Dallas, TX 4
Scottsdale, AZ Gallery 4
Westfield Century City, Los Angeles, CA 4

I'm east and haven't added myself (yet). It's a location not yet on the list. As a female, I am a little weirded out about posting where I'll be and when

 

[Microfrost]

No pressure, but just in case you missed it / hadn't considered it, a few people listed themselves as "Anonymous."

 

[Tam]

I'm east and haven't added myself (yet). It's a location not yet on the list. As a female, I am a little weirded out about posting where I'll be and when

It's a common spreadsheet so please do add on a location yourself at the bottom.

I understand the uneasiness but that's what networking is about.

Most people are of good nature but some are there to hurt others.

We have no ideas who is who.

You do have a choice of giving as much detail about yourself or none at all.

 

[eisbock]

I'm really bad at spreadsheeting, but I gave it my best shot to convert the "Days to go" to "days, hours, minutes". Probably a little easier to look at than a decimal value of the days left.

Hope that's ok.

 

[Tam]

I'm really bad at spreadsheeting, but I gave it my best shot to convert the "Days to go" to "days, hours, minutes". Probably a little easier to look at than a decimal value of the days left.

Hope that's ok.

Hey! That's amazing! It's much better looking than decimal values! Thanks!

 

[Microfrost]

Well done. Since you did the hard work, I went ahead and made another countdown for in-person reservations.

 

[Tam]

Well done. Since you did the hard work, I went ahead and made another countdown for in-person reservations.

Hey! That's totally cool! Time for first US reservation and time for worldwide online unveiling. Yehhhhhhhh!

 

[eisbock]

Playing around with the wording to make it as clear as possible. Might be a little too wordy, so feel free to change it to something else!

Countdown to in-person reservations
Countdown to reveal & online reservations

 

[rnelsonee]

I'm really bad at spreadsheeting, but I gave it my best shot to convert the "Days to go" to "days, hours, minutes". Probably a little easier to look at than a decimal value of the days left.

Hope that's ok.

Just for future learning, you could have kept it at =(DATE(2016,3,31)+TIMEVALUE("10:00:00")-NOW()) and just changed the format to d "days," hh "hours," mm "minutes" (same with Excel).

 

[Microfrost]

Just for future learning, you could have kept it at =(DATE(2016,3,31)+TIMEVALUE("10:00:00")-NOW()) and just changed the format to d "days," hh "hours," mm "minutes" (same with Excel).

I tried that, but for some reason, it was off by one day.

 

[eisbock]

Just for future learning, you could have kept it at =(DATE(2016,3,31)+TIMEVALUE("10:00:00")-NOW()) and just changed the format to d "days," hh "hours," mm "minutes" (same with Excel).

Hm, good to know! I did a quick search for the best way to convert and got frustrated that no answers were dropped in my lap, so I quickly brute-forced something out that I knew would work.

 

[MrBoylan]

I'm east and haven't added myself (yet). It's a location not yet on the list. As a female, I am a little weirded out about posting where I'll be and when

I added the NYC store (Manhattan) and since I did not get an invitation to the actual event, I will be there some time before the 10:00 AM opening time. BTW, no one knows you're a woman so don't worry (oops, now we do).