We have a Green light! I checked both 5A and 1A so it all is good, Augusta is a two supercharger city. My car had a high SOC so I don't want to comment on the charge rate but I'm sure its fin
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Supercharger - Augusta GA
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Any idea what is needed to get the website to update the status. I've clicked the "mark as available" and sent a message but it still lists as Restricted and only 1 wall charger. Does another Plugshare user need to check it too? I would like to let people know there is another option before they start traveling "over the river and through the woods" for the holidays
The OPs only can do it when it goes unto the official maps
Wife's Dual motor 3-Charged twice going to/from Charleston from Atlanta. I never got over 100 kW. Charged 30 mins each time. I used 1b (no other cars there) and 4b (unmarked) with 2 other Tesla's charging, but not sharing. Battery was warm as we drove at least 2 hours before charging. Temp was 55/65*. IMO slightly disappointing that we didn't see 115 kW or so on a new station.
windgrins
Buzzy Bee
I just charged on Sunday there and didn't get over 258 mph charge on a model 3. My SOC was relatively high (over 50%) so I assumed it was the reason since the last SC I charged at (other Augusta Charger) charged at 118 kW (428 mph to start). There was no one else at any of the units when I started charging so I wonder about the charge rates.
Back in Dec 2017, someone found some info, including apparently a construction permit, pointing to a Tesla supercharging site at "Washington Crossing", across the highway from the old site. Since then, obviously nothing has happened at that site, and the new site (discussed above and for the last 3 months) has gone from permitted to under construction to in service.
However the "Washington Crossing" site persists on the supercharge.info map. Does everyone here agree that it's time to quietly drop that from the map? I'm not tagging Blueshift just yet, rather wanted to see if folks agree first.
Just doing a bit of cleanup ...
However the "Washington Crossing" site persists on the supercharge.info map. Does everyone here agree that it's time to quietly drop that from the map? I'm not tagging Blueshift just yet, rather wanted to see if folks agree first.
Just doing a bit of cleanup ...
@BlueShift , I think you can delete the "Augusta - Washington Crossing" listing. See above. No protests.
Last night (10-11-2019) at about 9pm, the power was out for all of these chargers. I was at about 17%, and thankfully the other supercharger in Augusta was up and running ...
Sorry, that should have said “still out last night (10-13-2019)” which was Sunday night.
windgrins
Buzzy Bee
windgrins
Buzzy Bee
I am starting to wonder if they are closing/relocating? this location... I find it really hard to believe the power to be cut this long...
Has anyone been to the Belair Frontage Road SuperCharger since it went offline? It's been offline since October 11th. Are they closing it? Upgrading? Relocating? This has stricken my curiosity since it's been down for so long.
An Atlanta-area owner called Tesla and learned that this is down for a "switchgear inspection" and there is no ETA to bring it back online.
My speculation is that something in the switchgear (typically a grey cabinet) burned up, they replaced it, and now it's waiting for AHJ inspection. Or waiting for parts.
My speculation is that something in the switchgear (typically a grey cabinet) burned up, they replaced it, and now it's waiting for AHJ inspection. Or waiting for parts.
