I can confirm it's operational... charged there yesterday.
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Supercharger - Lisbon, CT
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williamtech814
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I was very excited to know about this SC! Regularly travel from Worcester to Westerly RI which is on route. Was a little disappointed when ABRP said 250kw will be 5min to get me from 22% to 45% and it to 20 minutes to get halfway to 2/3rds of the way. Was only getting 37-40KW with no other stalls occupied.
I was on the furthest stall from the big transformer. I got frustrated and move to the closest on on the orher side and then got 125KW+. I and a bit of a novice at SC. I did use the normal Tesla navigate to precondition. Is there some trick to know if a SC stall is not going to give the max possible given the cars ability to accept it?
Maybe this far away stall is just setup for 60KW or maybe altogether broken? Appreciate a reply as I want to have confidence on long trips
I was on the furthest stall from the big transformer. I got frustrated and move to the closest on on the orher side and then got 125KW+. I and a bit of a novice at SC. I did use the normal Tesla navigate to precondition. Is there some trick to know if a SC stall is not going to give the max possible given the cars ability to accept it?
Maybe this far away stall is just setup for 60KW or maybe altogether broken? Appreciate a reply as I want to have confidence on long trips
A properly functioning SC can deliver max power to all stalls. There are no "low power" stalls, regardless of distance to the cabinet. On rare occasions, I have arrived at a SC with 1 or 2 malfunctioning stalls. In older v1 and v2 (<=135kW ) SC's, pairs of stalls share charger equipment (that's why you see the 1A/1B, 2A/2B, etc labels), so it's not uncommon for a pair to go down.
If the stall doesn't work properly, I'll unplug and try again, then try a different stall. If the new stall works, I call Tesla and report it. I don't trust their remote monitoring. Even if it works, a nudge can't hurt.
Thinkje
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chjch
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I wasn't able to charge here on Friday 8/20. The Nav system had it as down and I verified in person. This would have given me a much better level of comfort if it was open.
chjch
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That charger is pretty unreliable. It was down 8/20 but I used it on 8/24 fine.
tinkererguy
Paul Braren TinkerTry.com/Tesla
I was able to visit this Starlink equipped site on Friday November 19, it's apparently one of just 2 such sites in the entire US, maybe the entire world, see:
www.teslarati.com
So I took some updated pictures, in response to Brandon Starr's original tweet about this discovery:
Photos taken by Paul Braren on Nov 19 2021:
I knew there was reduced service when driving there:
I tried 1A and 1D, no charging would start, instead got a red Tesla logo on the charger port.
Moved to 2D, all worked fine, about 95 kW (since I was at 66%, this is expected)
Here's the Starlink dish:
Here's a non-public, password-required Wi-Fi:
Very weak and slow cellular here, my dual-SIM showed 1 bar on AT&% and 2 bars on Verizon:
Tesla Superchargers get Starlink internet, increasing station accessibility
Starlink dish installations have been reported in a few Supercharger stations across the United States in Connecticut, Florida, and New York. Elon Musk shared that Tesla still aimed to offer free WiFi to its stations in the Supercharger Network a month ago, and it seems the company is pushing...
www.teslarati.com
So I took some updated pictures, in response to Brandon Starr's original tweet about this discovery:
Photos taken by Paul Braren on Nov 19 2021:
I knew there was reduced service when driving there:
I tried 1A and 1D, no charging would start, instead got a red Tesla logo on the charger port.
Moved to 2D, all worked fine, about 95 kW (since I was at 66%, this is expected)
Here's the Starlink dish:
Here's a non-public, password-required Wi-Fi:
Very weak and slow cellular here, my dual-SIM showed 1 bar on AT&% and 2 bars on Verizon:
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tinkererguy
Paul Braren TinkerTry.com/Tesla
See also
teslamotorsclub.com
Wiki - Starlink equipped Superchargers
Tesla starts deploying Starlink satellite internet systems at Supercharger stations I thought it would be a good idea to have a place to post when new sites are discovered and what peoples reactions and questions are in relation to having high-speed Starlink internet at Superchargers. Perhaps...
teslamotorsclub.com
tinkererguy
Paul Braren TinkerTry.com/Tesla
@JWardell Anybody stopping by anytime soon to see if Wf-Fi works, and to see how OpenSpeedTest
- Pure HTML5 Internet Speed Test. does using the in-car browser?
tinkererguy
Paul Braren TinkerTry.com/Tesla
See also@JWardell Anybody stopping by anytime soon to see if Wf-Fi works, and to see how OpenSpeedTest
I might be able to stop by again this weekend, no clue if their Wi-Fi is up yet though…
tinkererguy
Paul Braren TinkerTry.com/Tesla
I was able to stop by on Saturday Dec 4, Starlink has been removed from Lisbon.
Starlink is back and in operation. I actually was able to see it searching for a signal (dish moving) at one point.
Wifi connects automatically once you put it in park. I tested range and it seems to be about 100 ft.
Speed test from in-car browser:
tinkererguy
Paul Braren TinkerTry.com/Tesla
Thank you so much or taking the time to test, and to share these photos! Indeed, of the speed tests to run from the car's modest browser, the one you used OpenSpeedTest - Pure HTML5 Internet Speed Test. seems to yield the fastest results.
- Pure HTML5 Internet Speed Test. seems to yield the fastest results.
Hey all! When trying to connect my MS to the "Tesla Service" Wi-Fi here on Sunday, it kept prompting me to enter a password. Has anyone else had this happen?
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