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https://cleantechnica.com/2021/11/18/tesla-buc-ees-plans-for-superchargers-span-26-stores-in-7-states/

I think this is what the Baker (Ca) supercharger is designed for. The downside being that you'll be taking up two SC spots when you do that. But it did provide lots of space in between the cars.

yes, sorry if I didn't express that well enough

nah, I’ll just wait for Business Insider to pilfer the content of this thread and write a FUD article about it. ?

Other concerns aside... why is nobody talking about this? Supercharging spaces are already pretty tight and it can be difficult to open doors all the way even in Model 3. Most Tesla users are pretty considerate about that, but given the general inability in the general public (my opinion) to...

Maybe Tesla will use the extra revenue to let Ford drivers subsidize the CT cost and make it cheaper.,., well it’s a thought. ?

YES!!!!!!! Buh-bye frankenplug!

@hridge2020 Have you heard anything about expected completion date? Don't see anything in a quick google search.

no, it’s a VAULT! ?

And I would have settled for a stainless steel cover for their current charger! MUST. HAVE. (but why in China???)

That was me, president of the HOA. the solution is to sell the house and move…..??

Probably just a cheap pilsner anyway.....

Gun safe.

since you got enough sun, maybe consider just going off grid with some power walls? They got some crazy power now .... 400 w/panel!

@HaulingAss @SSonnentag Culprit identified. Center pivot bolt on the beam was not torqued down, visible light between the members! ? It is VERY tight now..... @Zabhawkin apologies for hijacking your thread, back to the OT!

yes, gusting to 60 MPH I think. They did have a tornado (official now) down in LA, but that is 200 miles away. They are definitely engineered for wind loads, footings are 3 foot diameter x 7 feet deep, poles are 8" diameter. So I was quite surprised to see (heard it first!) it doing that...

My thoughts exactly.... just haven't found it yet.

Do you really want to own a 3D printer or do you just want a few custom parts? Download Fusion 360 (free for hobbyists), design your parts, generate an STL file, then ship if off to Shapeways (or similar) and let them print it on the big machines. Tons of material options, yes even Stainless...

Just make sure they're beefy. Here's what mine were doing yesterday in the "Bomb Cyclone"....... (never seen it like that before).

We need to take a lesson from the VHS vs Beta wars, and the DVD vs (what was the other standard?) on how the the winner is REALLY determined. That's right, we need the Pr0n industry to endorse NACS..... :LOL: :cool: