Supercharger - Harris Ranch, CA (18 V2 stalls)

[MikeC]

Here's a picture from today. I'm here right now and having a little problem: 1b didn't work and 2b and 3b both seem to max at 112 mph or so (110A, 350V). One of the workers said someone to him the same thing yesterday.

Just moved to the old spot by the Subway and getting 250+ mph. Heads up for anyone needing Harris this weekend.

 

[Banahogg]

Here's a picture from today. I'm here right now and having a little problem: 1b didn't work and 2b and 3b both seem to max at 112 mph or so (110A, 350V). One of the workers said someone to him the same thing yesterday.

Just moved to the old spot by the Subway and getting 250+ mph. Heads up for anyone needing Harris this weekend.

Thanks for the heads up.

Maybe it's from the construction? I was there last night and they all seemed to be working. I got >200 mph charge on 3b. If they're still slow tomorrow, I'll have plenty of time to post an update...

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[MikeC]

Thanks for the heads up.

Maybe it's from the construction? I was there last night and they all seemed to be working. I got >200 mph charge on 3b. If they're still slow tomorrow, I'll have plenty of time to post an update...

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I was assuming it was construction, but the worker who informed me said he heard it from another owner yesterday, which I took to mean that they hadn't purposely done anything to turn down the power or anything.

 

[napabill]

I was assuming it was construction, but the worker who informed me said he heard it from another owner yesterday, which I took to mean that they hadn't purposely done anything to turn down the power or anything.

I stopped there a couple of weeks ago and had the same problem. TM told me it was due to over-heating. Definitely have issues with that set-up there.

 

[MikeC]

I stopped there a couple of weeks ago and had the same problem. TM told me it was due to over-heating. Definitely have issues with that set-up there.

I guess that explains why they're building the shelter.

 

[Bound466]

I'm at Harris Ranch this Friday morning, headed up to TESLIVE, and both supercharger stations here are down. The newest set is being worked on. Hopefully it will be up and running soon, I assume quite a few folks will be driving up for TESLIVE today.

 

[Bound466]

Update, it's 0820. The old supercharger is now working. I cycled the power. Whew!! The new superchargers are still down though. We were told they will be down for a while.

 

[apacheguy]

The new superchargers are still down though.

Tesla really needs to look into this as Harris Ranch has been down several times in the past couple months. Superchargers need to be reliable.

 

[Trnsl8r]

Update, it's 0820. The old supercharger is now working. I cycled the power. Whew!! The new superchargers are still down though. We were told they will be down for a while.

How do you do that?

 

[Bound466]

How do you do that?

There is a master switch near the SE corner of the parking stall.

 

[MikeC]

There is a master switch near the SE corner of the parking stall.

Wow, good to know. How'd you know about it?

 

[Leland]

The shut off is right outside of the drivers door.

 

[neroden]

Yep, I helped the guys here when they were searching for a site. I was trying to keep them in walking distance to the downtown area, but not sure if I was successful. I made introductions to several great locations, but none close to DT were free. Tesla is looking for locations where they do not have to pay for the land.

*sigh* I hope California thinking doesn't damage the Supercharger deployment as it has damaged so many of Tesla's other plans.

Avoiding paying for land probably makes sense in high-land-value areas, but when Tesla starts deploying Superchargers through the Rust Belt and Appalachia, it's gonna be one hell of a lot quicker and cheaper to pay for the (very cheap) land than to find someone who will let you build on their land for nothing.

 

[ecarfan]

Was checking in the Nav to see the changes that .239 introduced recently and noticed that in the Supercharger listing, for Harris Ranch it displayed "POWER REDUCED".

Has anyone been there today and noticed a reduction in the charging rate?

 

[TES-E]

I was there earlier this week. I saw the 'power reduced' message when I called it up on the navigation screen, but had no real choice. The car charged just fine at normal supercharger speeds. Maybe one of the charging cabinets has a problem, but the one I used worked fine.

 

[Benjamin Brooks]

Can someone provide a picture of the screen when they see it next?

 

[napabill]

Is this the start of getting real-time status of Superchargers? Would be nice, and long overdue.

 

[ken830]

Can someone provide a picture of the screen when they see it next?

 

[apacheguy]

Wow. That's awesome. Finally we get some real time feedback displayed on the Nav. What happens if a SpC along your route is offline? Wonder if the Nav alerts or automatically reroutes. Very welcome improvement.

 

[MyJoule]

I just checked on my nav system and sure enough the Corsicana station is listed as temporarily closed! ( there was a utility disruption at this supercharger, read about it in the Texas supercharger threads) This is great news that we now have some info in the car about the status of the superchargers and can plan accordingly