RichardV
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They are open to no one at this time, obviously. This site is on list of co-funded sites so at some point will be open to all CCS2 cars. This may or may not be from day dot of opening.
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Supercharger - Taree, NSW
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RichardV
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Supercharger - Calliope, Qld
They do not mention that all their new projects are charging sites but this might hint at that. What is that truck?? 🤔
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Supercharger - Rockhampton, Qld
From Bruce on Telsa Owners Australia FB page. https://www.facebook.com/groups/teslaownersaustralia/permalink/653503920105020/?mibextid=zDhOQc Matches leaked Tesla location and map pin and Qld government grant location. Also the same contractor as last Qld site.
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Supercharger - Bowen, Qld
6 V3 stalls under construction at Bowen, Qld. Bowen is between Mackay (which has a coming soon pin on the Tesla map) and Townsville. In the Woolworths Bowen carpark - Cnr of Richmond Rd and The Soldiers Rd Likely part Qld Govt funded as the list included Soldiers Rd at Bowen. Also seems to...
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Dropped by the site this afternoon. Limited progress wasn't worth pics. Concrete has been poured around the conduits for the HV units but still needs a pour for the plinth to mount the cabinets. Roadside has been prepared to pour concrete with formwork in for the stalls and paths. Nothing on site other than that. Electrics and cable reels will be next once the concreting is ready. Won't be ready for school holidays obviously. Looks like a minimum of 2-3 weeks of work still to come.
Nothing visible. I think that will come once the site is more finished. Lots of concrete to go in yet. As previously suggested, over head from the existing infrastructure is the likely application. No trenching to bring it from the existing ground infrastructure which would have happened before they lay the concrete. One thing I did notice was the fencing enclosing the site did run for a distance past the stalls to the corner of Wynter and Macquarie Sts with nothing there but grass. Fence at the other end butts right up to the stall locations. May mean nothing.
Doh! It's obviously space set aside for the cable reels and other stuff when delivered. Not possible to store it inside the park.
Wol747
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White M3 2021 LR
Photos from Jason on Hunter EV FB group.
Reportedly still a month away from conversation with someone on site.
Assume stalls in the large cardboard boxes.
Reportedly still a month away from conversation with someone on site.
Assume stalls in the large cardboard boxes.
The first of the pics posted by @jacko306 on the 4th show what looks like a plastic lined trench inside the fence but it is not really distinct. Having the drill there does sort of confirm an under road power supply solution.
The temp fencing and orange barriers on the residential side seem to fit in with the orange zone in the BYD screenshot in post #32. The 2 black dots within the orange zone are the electric poles.
The DitchWitch horizontal boring will need an exit point on the other side. This will involve digging a hole down to the drill which may then involve other services such as town water/sewerage/gas/telephone/NBN. As there is also angled parking on that side, maybe they need to fence off an adequate area for the trucks/earthmoving/trades.
Someone may want to do a BYD search for other services in that section of works.
The flood went up to some of the lower parts of Victoria Street (the main street) near the bridge and part of Pulteney St up to Albert Lane - but not up to the two big shopping centres or Wynter St which is 2 blocks up.
