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Thanks. Hopefully I'm lucky enough to get an invite this time aroundFormal invites will be sent next week - however, I'm told there will be a live stream of the event.
Me too, would love an invite, considering I literally moved to USA (from Australia) for a model s, I've had 3 Model Ses (2xP85s and a P85D), a Model X reservation and holding over 2000 stock in TSLA.
Alas, didn't get an invite to the D event
And you call that commitment?Me too, would love an invite, considering I literally moved to USA (from Australia) for a model s, I've had 3 Model Ses (2xP85s and a P85D), a Model X reservation and holding over 2000 stock in TSLA.
Alas, didn't get an invite to the D event
Formal invites will be sent next week - however, I'm told there will be a live stream of the event.
Hey everyone, i just received my invite for the Tesla event this Thursday, i also attended the Tesla D event. Anyone else get invites yet? Who's going so far?
I will add you as a guest if I get an invite.
- Tesla Motors, the battery/electric car company owned by Elon Musk, will unveil a home battery this week that will cost around $13,000 and have the capability to keep a home's electricity running for hours during a blackout, the Guardian reports.
- Customers will be able to lease the home battery packs, which are to be paired with SolarCity rooftop solar systems, for an initial $1500 payment, followed by $15 monthly payments for 10 years. About 300 SolarCity customers in California are currently part of a pilot program combining the battery packs and solar systems.
- Tesla is also expected to unveil a larger, grid-scale battery for utility use on Thursday, along with the official announcement of the home battery pack.
I recommend you put up an anemometer before you put up a wind generator; I built on a hill which seemed windy but a year's worth of site data collected during the planning stages convinced me otherwise....also my house will be located on the top of a very windy hill so I've been considering wind turbines too...
I recommend you put up an anemometer before you put up a wind generator; I built on a hill which seemed windy but a year's worth of site data collected during the planning stages convinced me otherwise.