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Supercharger - Cabazon, CA (16 V2 stalls)
- Thread starter AZbba
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Haha, Tesla service is so screwed up lately. I am having an issue with my HPWC cable and have called 5x and keep getting different answers, they say set up a mobile service apt and then mobile says we don't fix that call an electrician. Tesla certified electrician says they don't work on actual unit, its a complete joke.
e-FTW
New electron smell
I've stopped twice here in the past few days, and with everything closed around it, the Supercharger area has become a literal dump with trash all over the place.
PSA: Please pick up after yourselves, and pack out what you bring in. No one appears to be emptying the bins, or picking up what spills out.
PSA: Please pick up after yourselves, and pack out what you bring in. No one appears to be emptying the bins, or picking up what spills out.
e-FTW
New electron smell
I did not mean to imply that people were being sloppy, but I can see how it could have read that way.
Let’s just not use what are likely abandoned trash bins.
We are saving the world from pollution by buying a Tesla but we refuse to get off our ass and walk to McDonalds? They have trash cans or better yet bring a trash bag pick up the trash then walk to McDonalds and through it away. Remember to wash your hands when you're done!
HTMLSpinnr
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It would seem Cabazon (and a few other SoCal SCs) has recently switched to two-tier peak/off-peak pricing for those who pay. As of this post date, off-peak 9pm to 4pm the next day is 21¢/kWh and 4 to 9pm is 39¢/kWh. Indio and Beaumont don't yet have this. IOW, between 4-9pm, those who pay will get a better price at Beaumont (v3) or Indio (v2) at a fixed 28¢/kWh, but off-peak, Cabazon may be the better deal if you have the time to spare for v2 charging.
personally I would use the Beaumont V3s few miles away ..cabazon one are worn down and a lot of broken ones
https://rctlma.org/trans/stormwatercompliance
I don't think it's related to new construction. I didn't recognize the "permit" type, so I went digging. It turns out that Riverside County doesn't issue business licenses. But businesses operating in unincorporated county areas, like the supercharger, are required to register for a Business (Stormwater) Registration for stormwater compliance. That's what this seems to be.
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Well, it is after Christmas shopping (or return) Day. I was at both Cabazon and Beaumont earlier in the week and both were fine. Beaumont had like 15 open spots. Beaumont is great with In-n-out but the traffic to get out and in was horrible. It took us like 15 min just to get back up to the freeway and the center was not even busy.Cluster today ten Cars backed up on Malki Rd while Beaumont few miles away was half full
Almost sounds like false advertising.
