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No. Plenty of non-teslamate threads that ask for the same thing.
Why do you need all the prices anyway? Unless you're travelling all around the country you only need to update a few and that probably takes less time than updating them all.
Yes. If you search in this thread you should see my dashboard panel for doing that. Although I only do it once a year, there's no reason you couldn't do it more often.
Give me a shout if you can't find it.
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Nerds be nerds. I wish for the same thing but you are correct. If using regularly in a few locations easy to update and if going on a trip easy to update the sites you plan to visit/use.
Hey guys, with the arrival of my model y tomorrow, I'd like to remove my current model 3 car data in teslamate and have it ready to record the model ys data.
Does anyone know how I can do this without starting from scratch?
Apologies in advance if this has been discussed before
Does anyone know how I can do this without starting from scratch?
Apologies in advance if this has been discussed before
Found your comment explaining you’d done it but not the Grafana panel. Would you mind sharing the json for it?
I've saved a dashboard rather than just the panel - makes setting up the variables easier.
docker exec -it teslamate_database_1 psql -U teslamate -W teslamate
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Ignore me - i managed to find this.Hey guys, with the arrival of my model y tomorrow, I'd like to remove my current model 3 car data in teslamate and have it ready to record the model ys data.
Does anyone know how I can do this without starting from scratch?
Apologies in advance if this has been discussed before
Question: Removing vehicle from database · Issue #706 · teslamate-org/teslamate
I had been using Teslamate with 2 cars in my account. Got rid of one of the cars. Is it possible / how do I remove that car from the database?
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Nice, by Maximum charge do you mean 100% or just to whatever you have set it to e.g. 80%?
Whatever you set your car to charge to and stop as a full charge. I have mine set to 80%
So if do a bunch of driving and come home with 40% battery, i want to do a single complete charge to bring me back to 80%. This allows it to caculate out every watt consumed against the distance driven for accuracy.
This looks really good. You should consider adding this as a PR natively to the application. However, I also know that there is an approved PR coming in the next release that looks to mimic those efforts.
Added average cost per kWh to charging stats by yoyostile · Pull Request #2693 · teslamate-org/teslamate
Just a small addition to the charging stats dashboard & the charges table. This might be useful for users with a time-based charging plan.
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Oh i didn't see that, i had a bunch of these in place a while ago as i find this information valuable to myself for an ICE comparison and plus its interesting to know roughly what a supercharger is costing me when $/kWh is broken down.
I do it slightly differently. I compare it to what it would cost me to fill an ICE car to the equivalent number of miles.
As most of my charging is free, I tend not to get too bothered about the costs
I like that, i might do the same to my dashboard. I just put $178 in my truck and my fuel spreadsheet came out to $0.31/km for that fill up. Crazy compared to the $0.017/km i got in my last charge.
Calculating the cost to go the same distance in my truck makes me feel a lot better and that would be handy to see on this chart
I been working on this with dynamic calculations, as i said in my previous post i have a spreadsheet i use for logging gas use in my truck that calculates how much it costs per KM. I could always alter it to ask two questions.. L/100KM & Price Per Litre.
Then if you know gas is $2.12/L and your vehicle is 18L/100KM it could do the math or is $/KM better? (personally $/km works for me for extreme accuracy)
I'm not sure if i like the Truck/Savings columns in the table as it starts to clutter it up.. thoughts? I can share the .json if anyone wants:
Then if you know gas is $2.12/L and your vehicle is 18L/100KM it could do the math or is $/KM better? (personally $/km works for me for extreme accuracy)
I'm not sure if i like the Truck/Savings columns in the table as it starts to clutter it up.. thoughts? I can share the .json if anyone wants:
It's a truck not a car, and that cost is about £1.35 a litre - almost free compared to UK prices!
I prefer cost/length unit. I find it easier to compare across types of car. L/100km is pretty meaningless to me although I know Europeans seem to like that figure.
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