Supercharger - Seabrook, NH

[sbanks]

Supercharging as we speak in Seabrook eating a 5-guys cheese burger.

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Though only 152 amp a little over halfway full.

 

[EdA]

Supercharging as we speak in Seabrook eating a 5-guys cheese burger.

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Though only 152 amp a little over halfway full.

Thanks!

 

[joelm]

excellent. Good to know about 5-guys. What else is nearby?

 

[notice]

Awesome! Thanks!

 

[AlMc]

Awesome! Thanks!

Nice. This makes Maine more accessible.

 

[ItsNotAboutTheMoney]

Nice. This makes Maine more accessible.

Yes, you'll be able to get there from here.

 

[Gwgan]

And non-Maine from here. Just saying, I can take delivery of my MX any time now since I can actually use it to drive south out of state.

 

[ItsNotAboutTheMoney]

Nice. This makes Maine more accessible.

And maybe they'll try again to get Maine sites agreed and built in time for Memorial Day.

 

[AlMc]

And maybe they'll try again to get Maine sites agreed and built in time for Memorial Day.

Then we'll definitely be able to 'get thare from hear' :wink: Or I can get from my brother's place in Portland, charge in Seabrook and get to Boston in 'wicked good' time to 'pak the ca in Havad yad' so I can catch a 'saux game' :biggrin:

In all seriousness, we need to keep pushing for Portland, Augusta and Bangor......My brother is starting a new 'Bring Business to Maine' campaign and since Maine wants to be a place to attract more high tech/cutting edge businesses he has sworn to me he will bring up TM SCs as one way to show Maine is not just a vacation spot but a place to live and work. Fingers crossed.

 

[ItsNotAboutTheMoney]

Then we'll definitely be able to 'get thare from hear' :wink: Or I can get from my brother's place in Portland, charge in Seabrook and get to Boston in 'wicked good' time to 'pak the ca in Havad yad' so I can catch a 'saux game' :biggrin:

In all seriousness, we need to keep pushing for Portland, Augusta and Bangor......My brother is starting a new 'Bring Business to Maine' campaign and since Maine wants to be a place to attract more high tech/cutting edge businesses he has sworn to me he will bring up TM SCs as one way to show Maine is not just a vacation spot but a place to live and work. Fingers crossed.

And, as I've said before I hope they start with Augusta (Aguster), because that'd make a lot of travel easy (if not direct).

 

[AlMc]

And, as I've said before I hope they start with Augusta (Aguster), because that'd make a lot of travel easy (if not direct).

I am good with Augusta being first. Higher profile being the state capital and does open up more parts of Maine than a Portland one would now that Seabrook is open.

 

[sbanks]

excellent. Good to know about 5-guys. What else is nearby?

McDonalds, Pizza hut, Panera. 5 guys isn't that close, it's walkable but a hike. I picked up my burger then drove to the SC.

 

[shelbri]

And it shows up on my car nav screen even before it is open on supercharge.info. That's unusual.

 

[juliusa]

And maybe they'll try again to get Maine sites agreed and built in time for Memorial Day.

I guarantee all the sites Tesla shows in Maine will be operational by Memorial Day. The only question is what year.

Glad Seabrook is open - will make my trips to ME easier with shorter supercharging. Will charge in Seabrook on the way up, and Auburn on the way back. Will only require about 60% charge at each.

 

[ItsNotAboutTheMoney]

And it shows up on my car nav screen even before it is open on supercharge.info. That's unusual.

Recently it seems that they're appearing as soon as they're open.

 

[GlmnAlyAirCar]

On my way from bath, me to philly tomorrow. Timing couldn't be better. Of course, route planner sends me right by it then of course 40 miles to hooksett.

 

[juliusa]

Forget route planner; skip Seabrook and Hooksett. First stop Auburn (175 miles), then Greenwich (135 miles), and arrive Philadelphia (130 miles). Stop in Cranbury if you don't have a good destination charger in Philadelphia.

 

[AlMc]

Forget route planner; skip Seabrook and Hooksett. First stop Auburn (175 miles), then Greenwich (135 miles), and arrive Philadelphia (130 miles). Stop in Cranbury if you don't have a good destination charger in Philadelphia.

I agree. Drove that route recently. I did a quick charge/bathroom break at Cranbury just for a buffer.

 

[LMB]

(LMB spouse)

In all seriousness, we need to keep pushing for Portland, Augusta and Bangor......My brother is starting a new 'Bring Business to Maine' campaign and since Maine wants to be a place to attract more high tech/cutting edge businesses he has sworn to me he will bring up TM SCs as one way to show Maine is not just a vacation spot but a place to live and work. Fingers crossed.

I keep thinking a 4 stall station at the main LL Bean store in Freeport would be win-win. Are they still open 24-7?

 

[ItsNotAboutTheMoney]

(LMB spouse)

I keep thinking a 4 stall station at the main LL Bean store in Freeport would be win-win. Are they still open 24-7?

No. Freaking. Way.