Some progress. Some work on a stone wall and more material.
Supercharger - Rochester, N.H. (permit approved)
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Why does it say 120kW in supercharge.info? Most of the new V2 superchargers are 150kW and there is no reason to assume otherwise here.
This is so exciting! Much better than going to Seabrook. Great for when we go north from Portsmouth! Anyone know how long this usually takes to come online?
Varies significantly, and do not hope or expect it to be open soon. Lots of sites have the groundwork like the conduit and pads done, with equipment on the pads, but then have a significant wait for the pedestals, connections and power up. Tesla isn't rushing to open Superchargers. The rate is similar to or slower than 1 and 2 years ago. But on the plus side, the final electrical work can be done any time of year, so getting the groundwork done now means no delay to spring.
More progress at the Rochester supercharger
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This supercharge site is progressing fast than what I thought it would.
More progress. Looking like there
power to the transformer. Just look like the only need to install the Pedestals and some lighting
Variable, but recently in Maine it's been anything from a couple of days to a couple of weeks.
As can be seen in October 29 photo from hexa, the utility transformer and meter have been installed.
The transformer was humming this evening, but the pedestals were not illuminated and had plastic hoods. The meter just displays zeros.
Four stalls have "Tesla vehicle charging" signs, one adds "only" to that sentence and the other three stalls are signless.
There are two incomplete structures. Are they for street lamps? See the 2nd photo.
The transformer was humming this evening, but the pedestals were not illuminated and had plastic hoods. The meter just displays zeros.
Four stalls have "Tesla vehicle charging" signs, one adds "only" to that sentence and the other three stalls are signless.
There are two incomplete structures. Are they for street lamps? See the 2nd photo.
