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Maxx
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Extended range battery was optional on 22 Lariat. How much range did you have on a full charge on yours?
I am just curious if your kind of trip is possible on Standard battery.
MacMike
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I have the ER battery. Trips like mine just take planning and the right apps. I used the EA and PlugShare apps. I was charging on average every 250 to 275 miles. My goal was to have at least a 50 mine buffer at each charge in case a station was down. There are plenty of level 2 chargers all around and plenty of motels and hotels with chargers. A standard battery trip like mine is doable and will be easier once the Tesla adapter is made available for the Supercharger network.
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Last month I did 650 miles in one day in my SR pro. It was FAR more enjoyable than the tile I did 400 miles in my eGolf.
Would love more range, but the SR did great. Probably cost me an extra 45 min of time vs the ER. And if for would have made the pack voltage ~ 50V higher (ie, 190-210kW charging), that would have offset my 45 min SR penalty.
Would love more range, but the SR did great. Probably cost me an extra 45 min of time vs the ER. And if for would have made the pack voltage ~ 50V higher (ie, 190-210kW charging), that would have offset my 45 min SR penalty.
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What speed and type of roads were you driving 250-275 miles between charges? My longest was about a month ago. Left my Mom’s place in Maine with 100% charge and drove about 250 miles to near Hartford Ct. Charged with about 40 miles range. All highway, no traffic, speed limits were 65 and 70, I drove just a bit over the speed limit everywhere. That day I drove 620 miles with two charges, not planning on arriving home with any reserve. Ended up hitting some bad traffic and had 50-60 left when I got home.
I DCFC to 80%, and only plan on 200 miles in between to ensure a 40-50 mile reserve.
just curious about your driving style to get that range regularly.
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MacMike
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Stayed on the Interstate highways doing the speed limit. We did hit state roads some where necessary. We had good weather on the trip as we only had two days of driving in the rain over the three weeks on the road. We averaged 12 to 14 hour days. Found a nice tracking app, Bluelane, so our friends could follow us daily. Attached is a pic from that app.
3rdgenfan
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I drove out to the Pittsburgh area this past weekend and returned home the next day, was about 670 miles and aside from my friend charging the truck for me overnight there were 5 DCFC stops for the entire trip, and realistically only needed 4.
Waited 40min in line to charge at one stop on the way out and 20 minutes at the same station on the way back home to DE. That was really the only annoyance I had with stopping to charge. I think my SR peaked at 169kW at one station? Either way most were 20 minute sessions.
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Oh you just hit one of my biggest pet peeves!!! There is an EA station in Manchester, NH that has a 9.4 rating. Since I picked up my truck last November, there hasn't been a time that all 4 chargers have been available. Last week they were free for a few days because the charge rate was so pathetic. It's frustrating.
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Maxx
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Most charging stations don’t have a good system for people to make a line. Any issues with people trying to cut in line? We’re and chargers down at that station or it was just a busy day?
3rdgenfan
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That place had 4 stations and one was down, turns out it was down since last Thursday. Multiple people tried calling EA and it'd get rebooted/reset with no change.
It's also a bit of a busy one since it's seemingly the only DCFC spot between Carlisle and Pittsburgh, so that didn't help. When we finished charging up there were 5 cars in line.
There were a few oblivious folks that would drive right past the line of us and then got the hint when people gave them some looks.....I do think a Lightning of all things cut a few people off when I had already been charging so I wasn't paying too much attention.
3rdgenfan
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Forgot I took a pic while waiting initially...there was also a Kia trying to charge up and had apparently been plugged in for a few hours.
Pioneer74
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Bedford, PA? Next to a Sheetz?Forgot I took a pic while waiting initially...there was also a Kia trying to charge up and had apparently been plugged in for a few hours.
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