israndy
Supercharger Hunter
I assume that Roadster owners all have J1772 adapters now as it would suck to be shutting down all these Roadster chargers. And didn't someone offer a CHAdeMO port for Roadster owners to allow DCFCharging?
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Hang out Kettleman Lounge they have destination chargersDang, no destination chargers?? If I could drive there, plug into an AC charger while I have dinner I should be able to unplug after dinner and drive home. I'd go there more often if that was an option.
Pictures from Dinner last nightView attachment 824219
I was expecting to see food, not a dirt parking lot.
I put that Roadster one in at Harris Ranch. Most of the public Roadster charging stations were put in my Roadster owners.Dang, no destination chargers?? If I could drive there, plug into an AC charger while I have dinner I should be able to unplug after dinner and drive home. I'd go there more often if that was an option.
When it comes to charging infrastructure of any meaningful significance, you have no choice but to engage with the bureaucracy. @nwdiver is doing a decent job of sorting out L2 charging in SE New Mexico, but he has a business doing electrical work and I suspect regulations are a bit more relaxed in smaller more remote communities.In the old days, we Roadster owners just did things ourselves, otherwise they didn't get done. I guess that's the problem with having the government do things - people just expect someone else to handle everything for them.
This all depends on the venue for the charger. It was fairly easy for a private company such as Harris Ranch, who owns their own land and has their own facilities department to simply install a 240 volt charger. Being in a remote area helps as well. Convincing them to do so is simply a matter of finding the key decision makers and showing them how it benefits them.When it comes to charging infrastructure of any meaningful significance, you have no choice but to engage with the bureaucracy. @nwdiver is doing a decent job of sorting out L2 charging in SE New Mexico, but he has a business doing electrical work and I suspect regulations are a bit more relaxed in smaller more remote communities.
Please, you just put a charger in. You make it sound as if you paved I-5.I put that Roadster one in at Harris Ranch. Most of the public Roadster charging stations were put in my Roadster owners.
I've always been surprised (disappointed) that with millions of J-1772 - capable EV owners, nobody has bothered to replace the cable on that one with a J-1772 plug.
In the old days, we Roadster owners just did things ourselves, otherwise they didn't get done. I guess that's the problem with having the government do things - people just expect someone else to handle everything for them.
Nah, I-5 was already there - and pavedPlease, you just put a charger in. You make it sound as if you paved I-5.
I’m going with ‘no’will it open during Labor Day weekend?
Passed by it. No.will it open during Labor Day weekend?
Officially "soon" ;-)any official date power up?