Electric Vehicles etc
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climberman
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we got a 15A socket and dedicated line installed. Around $500 parts and labour. We've a Leaf with a 20kW battery so the overall need isn't huge.
ashes_mtb
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More fun seeing if they can hang on while I’m busting sick airs.
Jabubu
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You should be a Crankworx commentator!
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I’d dominate!
Jabubu
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I wouldn’t hesitate if I was offered a Yangwang:
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BYD's new luxury sedan guns for Porsche with over 745kW
Yangwang, BYD's new luxury brand, has revealed its third model: a shapely sports sedan packing 745kW of power.
They should call it the orca.I wouldn’t hesitate if I was offered a Yangwang:
BYD's new luxury sedan guns for Porsche with over 745kW
Yangwang, BYD's new luxury brand, has revealed its third model: a shapely sports sedan packing 745kW of power.
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Jabubu
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Will they do a stretched edition called LongDong?I wouldn’t hesitate if I was offered a Yangwang:
BYD's new luxury sedan guns for Porsche with over 745kW
Yangwang, BYD's new luxury brand, has revealed its third model: a shapely sports sedan packing 745kW of power.
You'd think at a supercharger in a shopping plaza carpark you'd be able to find food at 230 ina. Saturday. Not at narooma, ended up grabbing some hot cross buns from the supermarket. Normally plan breaks around charging so this wasn't the best way to spend 45 minutes.
I’m more surprised you were able to find a charger there , wonder whose using it the other 11 months of the year outside the holiday period.
downunderdallas
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I have a Tesla wall charger and we have a 15A outlet (we have a model 3 and a 40kw leaf import) the tethered charger is handy, much more so than having to unplug both ends each time I would say. I did buy a Type 2 to type 2 cable I have used this very rarely indeed. 2-3 times in 2 years. Have used the portable EVSE that comes with Tesla many times but that is because I use at a holiday house which has a 5 pin 32A outlet. Tesla wall charger may well be cheapest option too.
Just browsing maps and see some in wierd places until you zoom out and see t he grid is very well covered at 2 hiur intervals. Eg jerry's Plains is a non existant village on a backroad in the hunter with 6 chargers but fills a gap 2 hours from Newcastle to Dubbo.
silentbutdeadly
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There are six EV chargers at Jerrys Plain!? Edit: Ah yes...Hollydene Winery. A destination venue. Good business decision on their part...
oldcorollas
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silentbutdeadly
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Been past it hundreds of times over the years. Never felt tempted to drop in. Of course, it we ever stumped up the cash for a Tesla... we'd have to.
oldcorollas
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that's what they're hoping... targeting a certain demographic.. that will have to sit around for a while charging...
now chargers at trail heads..... you'll be there a couple hours anyway... makes sense
downunderdallas
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You'll barely have time to taste a few reds, definitely not enough time for a ride with a supercharger, destination chargers at trailheads would be awesome though!
Chriso_29er
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I went for one ride while charging, but was paranoid about getting back in time when it finished.
Didn't want to be 'that guy'.
Luckily it was a slower one so was able to spend about 1.5hrs on the bike.
Didn't want to be 'that guy'.
Luckily it was a slower one so was able to spend about 1.5hrs on the bike.
beeb
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You could setup a smart trainer that powers your car charger! Two birds, one exhaustion.