@Bacalao was at Wheeler Gorge, as was I. Nice campground, cool creek through the middle of it. It was built by the Boy Scouts many years back, and it survived the fires in the area recently. It's worth a visit.
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Supercharger - Ojai, CA (LIVE 22 Jul 2019, 12 Urban stalls)
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I took these on jun 13th I didn’t think it was enough to post. I am trying just to go by once a week.
Great pics, ojaijay. As I posted in late May when I was in Ojai, the foreman on site told me they should be finished in about a month. That seemed aggressive, but they appear to be close to that timeline. I'll be charging there on my next visit to see my granddaughters.
It appears to be only partially top coated. they probably will finish monday and strip it on monday is my guess. Would be great if its active by 4th of july. probably wishful thinking though.
Looks like there is room for all!
If we can just get rid of the dawatted Lavender Festival tourists then we can have the SC to ourselves!
If we can just get rid of the dawatted Lavender Festival tourists then we can have the SC to ourselves!
just the 2 sets of white cabinets on the right. in my last picture. not sure if that is a utility transformer.
and a green cabinet in the pic posted last week i believe
The white cabinets from your picture are the actual chargers (rear) and I think switching gear (front). In PG&E territory, the transformers are usually painted green. Not sure what it’s like in SoCal.
Usually the transformer is placed at the very end of the construction process after inspections, but a site can look “done” while it’s waiting for inspections and a transformer.
Bruce.
The second picture in Post #45 clearly shows a utility transformer in the foreground. However, it doesn't mean that's the one powering the Superchargers...
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