darylmc.bsky.social

For reference Power from home charge 49.6kWh @ $0.273 = $13.54 Tenterfield Tesla Supercharger 49.2 kWh @ $0.53/kWh $26.10 647km $39.64 charging

Nice to use the Tesla Supercharger in Tenterfield. So fast. It was finished by the time we took a few snaps of the former deputy PM's office and walked to the pub to order a meal.

I travel quite a bit but I don't do many 650km day trips and I wonder how many people do?

If you want to use Evie's chargers I suggest holding the weight of the power cable while the charger is negotiating with the vehicle. Evie has been a pain to use, often more expensive than Tesla Superchargers and not very reliable. #evie

Andrew Hughes

On a serious note. For the sake of energy security Australia would do well to fuel the motor vehicle fleet as much as possible with locally produced electricity.

IDK maybe politicians could add a condition to avoid this stupidity before handing money over for subsidies.

On the off chance there is 4 other suckers trying to do a full charge or didn't preheat the battery and paying the $17-$25 parking fee Tesla has kindly introduced a additional congestion fee of $0.50 per minute above 80%

In 40 years I've never had a tubeless tyre leave me changing a tyre on the side of the road. Even easier to notice with modern technology.

Tesla V4 chargers have thicker cables than V3. Water cooled V3 charging cables are impossibly slim and light but I've seen a lot of kinking on them. V4 seem likely a good balance between weight and durability

Can't confirm but was told 30 minute maximum free parking. Toilets downstairs open during dining precinct business hours.

6 charging stalls sharing 2x250kW power supplies. 1A, 1B, 1C 2A, 2B, 2C

www.ief.org/news/what-is.... I suppose "electric vehicle batteries" is fairly close to "battery electric vehicles". This site also claims neodymium is used for electric vehicle batteries.