Supercharger - Winston-Salem, NC

[CorynNC]

I'll add one

 

[CorynNC]

Updated pictures this am and they dropped another prefabricated set of chargers on the other side

 

[brheal]

Updated pictures this am and they dropped another prefabricated set of chargers on the other side

thanks for updates!

 

[CorynNC]

Looks like they also have two J1772 chargers at this location as well

 

[robchez]

As of this weekend. Looking like a few weeks away.

 

[CorynNC]

Transformer update. Location will be at end of pad

 

[CorynNC]

Looks like almost done maybe waiting on inspection and PTO

 

[CorynNC]

Looks like they are still pulling connections for the transformer

 

[Teleporter]

Any signs of the big green transformer? Seems like it should be to the right, across the street where they were trenching/ running conduit but it doesnt seem like your pictures show that area.

Transformer and meter are in. Landscaping completed.
Just need an inspection!

 

[CorynNC]

Transformer is humming meter has power must be PTO

 

[CorynNC]

Winston-Salem is on
@corywright

 

[CorynNC]

More proof

 

[CorynNC]

@corywright this location is charging

 

[Jeremy3292]

Open per Tesla too

 

[airj1012]

Good for the Dash!

Really surprised with the redundancy on I-40. There are so many locations within a small distance. For instance I can understand Mocksville but Clemmons seems excessive. This coming from someone that grew up in Clemmons!

More the merrier, just surprised with how dense these locations are.

 

[jsight]

If this is beside starbucks, the supercharge.info location must be a little off.

 

[DancingBob]

If this is beside starbucks, the supercharge.info location must be a little off.

Looks like it should be: 36.084396294102554, -80.2952547477502

 

[eladts]

Looks like it should be: 36.084396294102554, -80.2952547477502

@corywright @tes-s There is no need for a bazillion of digits after the decimal point. Something like 36.084444, -80.295348 would suffice.

 

[RTPEV]

@corywright @tes-s There is no need for a bazillion of digits after the decimal point. Something like 36.084444, -80.295348 would suffice.

No, but it doesn't hurt either, and when using right click on Google Maps to get the GPS coordinates of a location on the map, that's how many digits it gives you. It would be more work to trim them to an "appropriate" number of digits.

 

[corywright]

It would be more work to trim them to an "appropriate" number of digits.

It's not much work. If you paste the full coordinates into Google Maps it will provide a trimmed down version. I typically do this and then copy the shorter coordinates into supercharge.info.