ambudriver03
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Went through here again this weekend (Fri and Sunday night) seems to be back to full power.
Came in around 20% SoC and topped out around 190kw or so.
Came in around 20% SoC and topped out around 190kw or so.
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I kind of think no -- there's a pretty major throughway behind the chargers, between it and the hotel. It's the main route in to the hotel, and a trailer would block it and gum up the works...Would the pull in site on the far left be considered trailer-friendly, ie is there enough room to drive around a trailer sticking out?
Why not just go to the Flying J?Stopped at Ehrenberg charger on Thu 2/27/20. Only 3 stalls in use, though the Nav said 4 were full. Charging speed was great, 130 kW even with nearly 50% SOC. The nearby Best Western hotel was *not* friendly though; they told us sternly that bathrooms are *not* for public use.
Oops, I was mixing up Ehrenberg and Needles (I was at both last week). Ehrenberg is 8 stalls. And it is V3, so it is definitely the better choice.Ehrenberg has faster charging, and a little better food and convenience store options. But, only 4 charger stalls, so it could more easily be full. Quartzsite has more stalls, but if you want anything more than Carl’s Jr. you have to walk a ways. And last week when I was there, the Men’s restroom at CJ was out of order. I would recommend Ehrenberg.
The Chandler and Tempe areas have a lot of 240 V 8 kW chargers at hotels which are free. Just have to know where to find them, plugshare seems to list them quite well.is there a consensus at this point as to whether it's better to stop here or quartzsite on the drive from LA? i'm going to be driving through next week on thursday morning, trying to minimize my stopping time obviously. 3 RWD LR, so we will probably roll into ehrenberg with around 25% or quartzsite with 15%-ish, according to ABRP...
i'll probably have to stop again at buckeye because we won't have access to charging where we're staying, so i'm exclusively public charging for the five days we'll be in phoenix. will probably want to get a decent charge built up before even getting to surprise...even more of a reason to try to minimize charging time at the first stop.
If speed is your concern, then I would stop at Ehrenberg if Quartzsite is more than half full (assuming Ehrenberg has a space). But obviously if one is full and the other is not, I would stop at the one that has an open space as the difference in charge time is not that huge.is there a consensus at this point as to whether it's better to stop here or quartzsite on the drive from LA? i'm going to be driving through next week on thursday morning, trying to minimize my stopping time obviously. 3 RWD LR, so we will probably roll into ehrenberg with around 25% or quartzsite with 15%-ish, according to ABRP...
i'll probably have to stop again at buckeye because we won't have access to charging where we're staying, so i'm exclusively public charging for the five days we'll be in phoenix. will probably want to get a decent charge built up before even getting to surprise...even more of a reason to try to minimize charging time at the first stop.
Lastly, it might depend on your direction of travel and whether or not you have charging where you are going. Like if you are going to PHX area and don't have charging where you are staying, it would make more sense to stop in Quartzsite since it's closer to PHX. That way you will arrive in PHX (or a PHX area supercharger) with a higher SOC.
The Chandler and Tempe areas have a lot of 240 V 8 kW chargers at hotels which are free. Just have to know where to find them, plugshare seems to list them quite well.