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Dear all, -------SOLD-------- We have a Tesla Roadster 50A High Power Wall Connector for sale that was used on a demo portable charging station and used only once (!) Location: NYC, but willing to ship it out to you. New Price: $2,000 + ship/tax = $2,200 We're asking $1,200. See pictures below...

We have a 50Amp HPC and has only been used once for a mobile charging station project. PM me if you're interested. Rob

----- THE CONNECTOR IS SOLD>>---- Sorry. Hi All, We have a Tesla Roadster 50A HPC for sale that was used for a portable charging station and used only once (!) Location, NYC, but willing to ship it out to you. Regards, Rob van Haaren

Dear Tesla Fanatics, Are there Tesla Roadster owners in the NYC area willing to try out our Tesla Charger that is powered by a Solar PV-array? We will have the system finished by mid-August and we're planning to organize a small event for it on Saturday the 18th of August. The system is...

No I meant the 133Wh/km on the EPA drive cycle. As on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Roadster. But we'll be going quicker than 17mph... I'm thinking of staying off the highway when possible and driving ~40mph.

Thanks for the info.. Ow and I just realized that the 133Wh/mile should be 133Wh/km! So I'm sorry for the confusion. Rob

I read about them too and that was great. When I looked into it further, I noticed that they did not generate all the electricity from the panels they carried along. Some of it was offset by an array in Switzerland or something. Didn't they plug it into the grid along the way? That sounds great...

Thanks TEG. I will contact them to ask about the Wh/mile numbers they achieved. Rob

I posted the same message on the teslamotors forum (thought I'd try both to reach as many as possible!) and someone else came up with that critique. You're right that we won't make 200 miles with a Tesla. The initial idea of the Solar Journey USA was to drive with electric motorcycles and for...

Dear Tesla Enthusiasts, A fellow Phd student and I are setting up a project to travel across the United States by using only solar energy (www.solarjourneyusa.com). We will be using flexible solar panels that can fit in a trailer. The idea is to make daily stops every 200 miles at schools...