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Getting closer, almost touching distance, to the day I can do the same Mike!! It's a two minute detour on my way home and it turns out the guys building it are friends with someone doing some work for me on one of my sites, so it is a nice social call too!Awesome updates @NovoCasGreeny - thanks. I have to drive there specifically to check it out (which is always fun in a Tesla).
Let me get this right @MangroveMike ...Awesome updates @NovoCasGreeny - thanks. I have to drive there specifically to check it out (which is always fun in a Tesla).
You're going to drive all the way from Mayfield to Heatherbrae to check it out !
Make sure you start with 100% and remember the Heatherbrae supercharger is not up yet so you will have to be resourceful to make it home!
Perfect! Happy to piggy back on your good work !
I did the Sydney / Armidale return trip this weekend. We stayed in Newcastle and left with a full battery (90kw). I charged up for 1.5 hours in Gloucester (see PlugShare for details) and headed up the hill to Armidale. It's a very big hill!
Arrived in Armidale with 30% charge.
Charged at The Armidale School and gave the kids doing tech and robotics a talk about Tesla.
We came back via Port Macquarie supercharger. Drove direct from PM to home (Manly) and arrived with 19% charge. Pretty easy.
It looks like the Heatherbrae SC still has a way to go.
Fantastic @NikolaRocks I had seen this 2011 photo of the Gloucester charger, but it wasn't on Plugshare and I couldn't see it on Google Earth so I assumed it was there no longer. And right in the middle of town too!
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That's crazy that such a small town had that facility 5 years ago! Plugshare describes it as a three phase? So is it a generic 3-phase plug (5 pin)? Interesting that it is signed as an electric vehicle charging station as most cars would need an adaptor - but then, most EVs wouldn't be going on that road without a lot of planning!
Fantastic @NikolaRocks I had seen this 2011 photo of the Gloucester charger, but it wasn't on Plugshare and I couldn't see it on Google Earth so I assumed it was there no longer. And right in the middle of town too!
Makes the whole Armidale run doable in a fun way on that great road!
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Let me get this right @MangroveMike ...
You're going to drive all the way from Mayfield to Heatherbrae to check it out !
Make sure you start with 100% and remember the Heatherbrae supercharger is not up yet so you will have to be resourceful to make it home!
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Sounds like a bit of a plan MM, but still take enough water with you in case you get stranded !Fortunately, I also have the Wetlands Charger if I get stuck. Also I can do Port Macquarie SC in a pinch if I need to make it back.
That's a pretty arduous journey, I can check my schedule and ride along as a co-pilot for the exhausting autopilot controlled sections between Hexham-Heatherbrae if you need the assistance?Fortunately, I also have the Wetlands Charger if I get stuck. Also I can do Port Macquarie SC in a pinch if I need to make it back.
You might need to take a break at the botanic gardens, stop revive survive!That's a pretty arduous journey, I can check my schedule and ride along as a co-pilot for the exhausting autopilot controlled sections between Hexham-Heatherbrae if you need the assistance?
Charging at Gloucester now @NikolaRocks over brunch at one of the several cafes nearby. Thanks for putting this on the map.The guy responsible for this charger, Howard Eastwood, is an absolute legend. I called to say thanks and we talked for ages about his experience with electric vehicles back in 2008. He built a car with a mazda body, motor from Switzerland and lithium batteries. It had a 170km range and we wanted to visit friends and family from Glen Innes to Canberra so he installed 3-phase power throughout the region. He said he chose towns with good facilities because he knew his wife would like them.
He said I was the first city slicker to get out of the city and use one of his chargers. He is happy to open them for anybody who is driving a pure electric car but not for "bloody stupid hybrids".
I'm going to try to get up to Glen Innes to show him the Tesla in the new year. Its worth giving him a call if you want a laugh and a chat with a true ground breaker.
I took the exhausting journey out to get the weekly fix. I even had new tyres fitted for the privilege. I only have 20-30 journeys left in an ICE, at lest this one is for a good reason. Stalls are nearly all installed. Power poles are in waiting for the outage. Switch on still planned for the week prior to Xmas from what I can tell, you can PM me if you really really need to know but nothing official from Tesla on this.View attachment 203454 View attachment 203455 View attachment 203456
Something that will be fixed on the 16th December from St Leonards delivery estimate.Thanks for the updates. What's this ICE rubbish ?