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If I can charge in Fargo with the Long Range battery I could make it to Clearwater, I assume. (Actually - theoretically - all the way to Minneapolis)
In the dead of winter with negative temps and a 30 mph headwind, you’ll want the Alex SC.If I can charge in Fargo with the Long Range battery I could make it to Clearwater, I assume. (Actually - theoretically - all the way to Minneapolis)
Yes, not theoretical. I've done it both ways in my X100D with plenty to spare. Sorry, I don't remember the important numbers. This was in May and June. As others have said, winter would be different.If I can charge in Fargo with the Long Range battery I could make it to Clearwater, I assume. (Actually - theoretically - all the way to Minneapolis)
That's a directional borer. And while supercharger installs do sometimes use them, I don't believe this particular instance is Tesla related. The boring that they do do is just for connecting the utility transformers to the electrical grid. That step, and the boring for it, isn't usually the first thing that happens in supercharger builds. I think this one is for CenturyLink running telephone/communication lines underground. See this One Call ticket from July 1st for work starting today for that purpose in this location: 191821016Stopped by Alexandria today. There is some digging-type operation going on in the north-east corner of the Target lot. I didn't have time to stop and ask them if it was Tesla related. I don't want to get too excited, but hopefully it's related.
Interesting! Can’t imagine any other reason to trench from an electrical junction box? Does anyone remember where the planned location of this Supercharger was? Seems like a logical location in the back of the parking lot close to an existing electrical hookups.
That's a directional borer. And while supercharger installs do sometimes use them, I don't believe this particular instance is Tesla related. The boring that they do do is just for connecting the utility transformers to the electrical grid. That step, and the boring for it, isn't usually the first thing that happens in supercharger builds. I think this one is for CenturyLink running telephone/communication lines underground. See this One Call ticket from July 1st for work starting today for that purpose in this location: 191821016