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Supercharger - Brentwood, MO

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Saw some rumblings about this in the STL Tesla Facebook group, and pictures of shipping containers in this location but no confirmation they're for Tesla. However, I just did a search on the Missouri OneCall system for utility marking, and guess what I found?



Is that enough to get it added to the map @MarcoRP ?
 

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Brentwood, MO

Along Primary Interstates: I-64
Along US Numbered Highways (<=5mi): US-40, US-61, US-67
Along Auxiliary Interstates: None

I-64

From: I-70 at Wentzville, MO - 31.7 miles
To: Mount Vernon, IL - 84.8 miles
Diversion: 0.7 miles
To: Haubstadt, IN - 165.4 miles

To: Collinsville, IL (I-64, I-55) - 20.8 miles
From: Mehlville, MO (I-255, I-270, I-64) - 19.5 miles (circuitous, but faster than the shortest route)
From: Rolla, MO (I-44, I-270, I-64) - 105 miles
To: Osage Beach, MO (I-64, I-70, US-54) - 168.2 miles
From: Columbia, MO (I-70, I-64) - 111.4 miles
To: Hannibal, MO (I-64, I-61) - 108.1 miles

Version 3 splitting a gap on I-64 of 115.5 miles from the start of I-64 to Mount Vernon, IL.
 
Good to see more in our area/midwest. The one in Collinsville is underway as well. However I still think this area really needs one along the I64 corridor on the Illinois side of the river. Fairview, O'falllon, Shiloh area. Someone traveling east/west along I64/I70 has Mt.Vernon, IL and St.Charles but nothing in between. This location technically fill that void however its not the best route normally, plus honestly that area is a traffic congestion nightmare, especially during rush hours and weekedns. Its too hard too access easily and quickly from the interstate, so I see it more of an urban local charger than a traveling route stop.
 
Good to see more in our area/midwest. The one in Collinsville is underway as well. However I still think this area really needs one along the I64 corridor on the Illinois side of the river. Fairview, O'falllon, Shiloh area. Someone traveling east/west along I64/I70 has Mt.Vernon, IL and St.Charles but nothing in between. This location technically fill that void however its not the best route normally, plus honestly that area is a traffic congestion nightmare, especially during rush hours and weekedns. Its too hard too access easily and quickly from the interstate, so I see it more of an urban local charger than a traveling route stop.
If the in-car nav tells people to take Brentwood Blvd to Rose Ave then it's not so bad. If it routes people down Eager Road through the Target parking lot, forget about it.
 
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I'm not sure who to alert, but it looks to me like this location will in fact be 12 stalls, rather than 8. I counted 12 of the pre-cast pedastal mounts (11 visible in the picture below).

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Framing for concrete pads. I think the cylindrical base on the right is for a light pole.
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Looks like a transformer pad
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No idea what this is. Possibly unrelated to the Superchargers.
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Conduit top left seems to route to the impending concrete pads, on down to the bottom right here...
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... and continues across the parking area, suggesting the stalls may be a pretty good distance from the charging equipment.
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How can you differentiate a V2 from a V3? Do they look different?
One way is by the charging cable. The V3 is a slightly small cable and is liquid cooled.
The other, and probably easier to spot, is the marking. V3 locations are in groups of 4 four stalls off of each charging cabinet. You'll see them marked as 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, etc.