Bighorn
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Why is this not being corrected? It would be nice to get credit for having cleared CA even if it follows the typical pattern of only holding for a week.
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BM3B
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Great trip! 785 was my “somewhat meandering” estimate, looks like you are heading nearly straight east so my estimate is high.
Two reasons. First, it shows as open in supercharge.info - they sometimes update to "temporarily closed". Second, even if supercharge.info marks it "temporarily closed", we do not update the spreadsheet which is where the maps come from so it would still show as open.
Bighorn
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I meant why isn’t supercharge.info correcting it. Everyone was alerted immediately. It’s been wrong since day 1 and people are making unnecessary trips to a closed charger.
I reviewed the discussion thread on that supercharger and updated supercharge.info and the spreadsheet.
Usually one supercharge.info admin deals with a particular supercharger to keep us from stepping on each other.
Seems this is a strange case where it showed up on the nav before being open, then the nav was updated to show closure. Best I can tell it never opened.
Alright, @Darren S, are you going to let that new one in PA mess up your perfectly cleared state???
Seems to me a weekend road trip is in order... Plus you'll get your first one in 2020.
Seems to me a weekend road trip is in order... Plus you'll get your first one in 2020.
Road trip? I think that is 5 miles from his house.
Darren S
Supporting Member
Ha, @IT Geek, but there are more then the home state that are starting to repopulate with new locations to visit. You will be one of the first to know when I finally hit my first new location this decade.
I've been missing the one in Polaris, OH ever since it opened and it's only 3 hrs away.
@tes-s, this one is a little farther away but a new one just east of Pittsburgh Is a handful of miles away and was supposed to be finished in December so I keep waiting on that one as well.
I just hope that I don't miss the first visit of the urban Pittsburgh one and someone from several states away grabs it before me.
I know you haven't done this SC stuff in a while. That's why I'm trying to help you out with this one which is so close. Don't worry about Polaris just yet. Baby steps.
I noticed this storm in the weather forecasts. Snow dipping all the way into Mexico. That has happened 2 or 3 times this winter and where you hit it is the most likely spot. I saw a few flakes on Interstate 8 last winter so anything is possible.
JSergeant
Supporting Member
Day 29. This was a long day by our standards. 540 miles, but at least we got two new Superchargers. 7:23 driving and 1:27 Supercharging.
Tesla is slacking on the maintenance of the Texas Superchargers. Fort Stockton was showing as Temporarily Closed in the navigation. Fortunately TMC helped clarify the situation - discussion in the Fort Stockton thread showed that actually two stalls are not working but the rest are ok - thanks to @PLUS EV and others for posting updates to that thread. Tesla really should improve the message on the navigation. Two stalls are also not working at Van Horn and at Junction.
768. Fort Stockton, TX
769. San Antonio - Huebner Oaks, TX
Tesla is slacking on the maintenance of the Texas Superchargers. Fort Stockton was showing as Temporarily Closed in the navigation. Fortunately TMC helped clarify the situation - discussion in the Fort Stockton thread showed that actually two stalls are not working but the rest are ok - thanks to @PLUS EV and others for posting updates to that thread. Tesla really should improve the message on the navigation. Two stalls are also not working at Van Horn and at Junction.
768. Fort Stockton, TX
769. San Antonio - Huebner Oaks, TX
Melanie_S85
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Hamilton Ontario Supercharger
CF Lime Ridge, 999 Upper Wentworth Street, Hamilton, L9A 4X5 Ontario
Saturday Feb. 1, 2020
CF Lime Ridge, 999 Upper Wentworth Street, Hamilton, L9A 4X5 Ontario
Saturday Feb. 1, 2020
Bighorn
Top Supercharger
Twice I've seen the Texas SC repair guy on my journeys. His work vehicle changed from a Model S to a Dodge Charger, so maybe he quit
Big Earl
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JSergeant
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Day 30. 440 miles; 6:38 driving, 1:36 Supercharging. Lafayette is live so I snagged it for a first visit.
770. Lafayette, LA
770. Lafayette, LA
matt_net_zero
Member
I randomly had a photo pop up in my Facebook memories noting my 100th supercharger, 3 years ago on this date. So apparently I was counting them even before I knew of this contest It was Fresno, CA on Valentine's Day and the love affair with superchargers has not subsided in the 3 years since!
Anyways, if someone could change my #100 century milestone to February 2017, that would be GREAT. It currently says May 2017, but that's because that's when I learned of this contest and joined the game by submitting the 100+ superchargers that I had already visited at that point.
It was Fresno, CA on Valentine's Day and the love affair with superchargers has not subsided in the 3 years since!Anyways, if someone could change my #100 century milestone to February 2017, that would be GREAT. It currently says May 2017, but that's because that's when I learned of this contest and joined the game by submitting the 100+ superchargers that I had already visited at that point.
Randy Spencer
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Just when I was complaining they should open more SpCs in NorCal another new one, South San Francisco is working. It's a nice location once all the hotel construction finishes, but this hotel is serious about electric cars as they have as many J1772s as they do Superchargers. They will need to put up signs to follow as you have to go around the hotel, it's one-way-only to get the SpCs that are on the far side. Check out the hotel while you are there, it's the fanciest I have charged at since the valet-only one in downtown LA.
Milestones are recorded when entered in spreadsheet. You can use Tableau or other analysis to look at the data and determine the actual date reached.
So if you are the 63rd person to reach 100, you will always be the 63rd person even if someone comes next year and reached 100 before you.
I think better to leave the date alone otherwise it is confusing as to why the dates and sequence don't match.
You can take your column data and sort by date to see the actual date milestones were reached.
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