Wow, I live in Suncadia and commute to Redmond. My world just got rocked having a Supercharger in Issaquah...now Cle Elum? I'm in heaven!
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Supercharger - Cle Elum, WA (LIVE Dec 2018, 12 V2 stalls)
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Just went by. Looks just as you said, a bit back from the highway, so easily missed if one isn’t looking. There were workers present, so I didn’t stop or take pictures, but it should open soon.
Edit: Signage at Ellensburg SC indicated opening this winter.
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Ugh, Winter is literally a month away (Dec 21). Doubting it will be open by the weekend
TreborThickweb
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Looks like it’s at Taneum Brewing, just off I-90 exit 85 (85 miles from the King Dome)
Judging by the scenery (the fence, the trees, rooftops) in the post #10 picture, it used to look like this:
If you pan out a bit in that old view:
This is from the google image for this location (from post 11) after some panning around:
Google labels the building in the my second image as shared by Taneum Creek Brewing and Gunnars Bistro.
If you pan out a bit in that old view:
This is from the google image for this location (from post 11) after some panning around:
Google labels the building in the my second image as shared by Taneum Creek Brewing and Gunnars Bistro.
Correct, it's right in what used to be the grass in the background there to the right of the Taneum Brewing structure. Very nice location right off the exit with a brewery and bistro to have food, beer, coffee, etc. I see them having a big boost in business soon!
goneskiian
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Scooped! Nice work @nickspiker!
Here’s another picture. We just stopped to check it out too.
Also noticed this non-Tesla connector to the left. Didn’t look closely as we’re in a hurry.
I didn’t see a transformer either but didn’t go poking around back by the supercharger cabinets. It might be behind them.
Here’s another picture. We just stopped to check it out too.
Also noticed this non-Tesla connector to the left. Didn’t look closely as we’re in a hurry.
I didn’t see a transformer either but didn’t go poking around back by the supercharger cabinets. It might be behind them.
goneskiian
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Yes I know what those are, see my post #12. I’m taking about the transformer which is usually dark green and about 4’x4’x4’. It’s usually installed last, right before power up
goneskiian
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That’s two pedestals affected (2A and 2B) out of 5. So yeah, catastrophic.
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I like that they put in a pull-in* slot.
*for those who don’t know, that spot is for Tesla’s that are towing or have a cargo box/bike racks on the back. Saves from unhooking the unit in order to charge. Please use last if possible.
*for those who don’t know, that spot is for Tesla’s that are towing or have a cargo box/bike racks on the back. Saves from unhooking the unit in order to charge. Please use last if possible.
goneskiian
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This! I frequently have bikes on the rack. I can make 2 work but if it’s more I need that spot!
Assuming the resurfacing is finished today, the available pictures so far show that the site still needs the parking lines painted, the light posts and lights installed (you can see the big round pedestals for them between some chargers), the parking signs installed, and at least 1 more building inspection (the final once everything is totally done). Also, once the site is complete Tesla will need to send someone out to commission it. So, yeah. Not ready tomorrow.
Plus an added wild card--what we haven't seen yet in the pictures is whether there is a utility transformer already installed. Nor whether the meter is installed and energized. So, the site could still be a month plus away from operational.
The non-Tesla charger is an EVConnect (popular in Europe). Where is it compared to the Superchargers?
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