Hello to all in the northern Plains:
After Bonnie was able to get a HPWC installed in her hometown south of Minneapolis, she suggested that I contact hotels in the Fargo area about one or more seizing the opportunity to contact Tesla to get some HPWC at their sites for us to use while staying the night or spending some time dining at their facility. She was good enough to send me some suggestions to try to get a hotel interested.
I am from California, and I would like to visit Cooperstown ND this May on my return trip from Milwaukee. Cooperstown has an old nuclear missile silo that is now a National Landmark, and I am curious to take the tour and learn more about the Cold War that was on everyone's mind back in the late '50s and '60s.
Anyway, I sent an email to the general manager of the Wyndham, and I just spoke with the maintenance supervisor at the Ramada Plaza. I tried to explain the benefits of having a Tesla (or 80A J1772) available for guests, but I am afraid that either I was just unpersuasive or that North Dakotans are not too enamored of attracting guests with BEVs.
If any of you know the Fargo area and its hotels could offer up a suggested site or two that might be more responsive or receptive to installing an EV charging station or two, I would be very grateful to pursue these locations.
I guess as a side benefit, these would open up eastern North Dakota for those who fancy a journey to Fargo, Grand Forks or other spots.
Thanks for your thoughts!
After Bonnie was able to get a HPWC installed in her hometown south of Minneapolis, she suggested that I contact hotels in the Fargo area about one or more seizing the opportunity to contact Tesla to get some HPWC at their sites for us to use while staying the night or spending some time dining at their facility. She was good enough to send me some suggestions to try to get a hotel interested.
I am from California, and I would like to visit Cooperstown ND this May on my return trip from Milwaukee. Cooperstown has an old nuclear missile silo that is now a National Landmark, and I am curious to take the tour and learn more about the Cold War that was on everyone's mind back in the late '50s and '60s.
Anyway, I sent an email to the general manager of the Wyndham, and I just spoke with the maintenance supervisor at the Ramada Plaza. I tried to explain the benefits of having a Tesla (or 80A J1772) available for guests, but I am afraid that either I was just unpersuasive or that North Dakotans are not too enamored of attracting guests with BEVs.
If any of you know the Fargo area and its hotels could offer up a suggested site or two that might be more responsive or receptive to installing an EV charging station or two, I would be very grateful to pursue these locations.
I guess as a side benefit, these would open up eastern North Dakota for those who fancy a journey to Fargo, Grand Forks or other spots.
Thanks for your thoughts!