I'm sure that is possible, but I don't use a spreadsheet to do the calculations. I use the statistical software language R. Data entry is minimal, and the averages only change slowly through time, so this isn't a huge time commitment.
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I'm sure that is possible, but I don't use a spreadsheet to do the calculations. I use the statistical software language R. Data entry is minimal, and the averages only change slowly through time, so this isn't a huge time commitment.
Al Sherman
It's about THIS car.
Sorry for the late update.
Here are my June numbers and updated lifetime.
P85/IN/21"
June: 467.4 mi
142.7 kWh
305 Wh/mi
Life: 2998.1 mi
935 kWh
312 Wh/mi
Here are my June numbers and updated lifetime.
P85/IN/21"
June: 467.4 mi
142.7 kWh
305 Wh/mi
Life: 2998.1 mi
935 kWh
312 Wh/mi
sublimaze1
8Dec2012 / Leeroy Jenkins
Top is lifetime (minus 74 miles Freemont put on it) and bottom is my ~650 miles DAL-HOU-DAL trip a few weeks ago.
Al Sherman
It's about THIS car.
Come on Al....punch it a little more
LOL. Claire presses on my right leg to try to make me drive faster. It's just such a monumental pleasure to drive the car, I want it to last longer!:smile:
What can I say? I'm just a 35mph while listening to Frank Sinatra on the premium sound system kind of guy.
sublimaze1
8Dec2012 / Leeroy Jenkins
Since I only ever charge at night at home, Since Last Charge always equals daily driving stats for me. Because of this I've never reset either A or B. When I finally do a road trip where I charge away from home (probably later this month) I plan to use A to track the road trip.
Here's my update:
gregincal 325 3000 CA 85 19 1
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Morristhecat
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2013/06/23: brianman 410 7921 WA 85 21 1
Tire replacement on 07/01: Continental 21 -> Continental 21
2013/07/05: brianman 407 8493 WA 85 21 1
2013/07/16: brianman 386 12498 WA 85 21 1
This reminds me of a story my co-worker told me. He had his three year old daughter in the car. As he approached a stop light his daughter said:
"Red means Stop, Green means go, and Yellow means Go Fast"
This was years ago, but I've been told he now owns a MS, so it must now mean VERY FAST!
"Red means Stop, Green means go, and Yellow means Go Fast"
This was years ago, but I've been told he now owns a MS, so it must now mean VERY FAST!
So my co-worker was a salesman. I guess salesmen collect stories to amuse, even if they aren't their own, though I'm still guessing he drives faster now that he owns a MS.
Of course Brianman would never speed up at a yellow light, right?
Of course Brianman would never speed up at a yellow light, right?
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Hold up. There are YELLOW lights now? I had my hands full just keeping up with green, red, and flashing red!
EarlyAdopter
Active Member
And just when you think you've got the whole light thing figured out, you drive up to Canada to find they have flashing green lights! What are those all about?
gg_got_a_tesla
Model S: VIN 65513, Model 3: VIN 1913
A bit of an early entry, but I'm putting my car on mothballs for a couple weeks while I'm on vacation in Alaska.
July: 884.9mi 255.0kWh 289Wh/mi
Lifetime (8 months): 13570mi 4316.6kWh 318Wh/mi
July: 884.9mi 255.0kWh 289Wh/mi
Lifetime (8 months): 13570mi 4316.6kWh 318Wh/mi
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