Somewhere I thought I saw a chart with the miles per hour of charge time? Can someone direct me to it?
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Somewhere I thought I saw a chart with the miles per hour of charge time? Can someone direct me to it?
Pantera Dude
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Roadster #919, Model S #2006
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Use this calculator: http://www.teslamotors.com/charging#/calculator
Or http://www.teslamotors.com/charging#/outlet and select "Adapter Guide"
The first row is 240V, 15A = 12A continuous. 240 * 12 = 2880W. 53 kWh / 2.88 kW = 18 hours. Close enough.
NEMA 5-15 is 120V, 12 amps continuous = 1440W. 53 kWh / 1.44 kW = 36 hours. There will be some efficiency loss due to battery temperature management, especially with such a slow charge rate... that's how they got 48 hours (which is conservative in my experience).
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I don't have my logs with me but...
At 70/208 - I got 48 Ideal Miles per hour (McDonald's in Barstow)
At 40/240 - I get about 30 Ideal Miles per hour (at home)
At 12/120 - I get about 3+ Ideal Miles Per hour (at home)
Also, I've tracked Kwh from the grid versus what gets in the battery and I lose on average 25%. I read somewhere the Model S claims 93% effeciency rate but my Roadster is about 75%.
Thanks guys! I'm pretty sure what I saw showed 55 miles per hour of charge at 70 amps, 3 point something miles per hour of charge for 120V at 12 amps and everything in between? I don't think it was in a dream?![]()
Pantera Dude
Roadster#107
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