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If it does get busy (which I'm not sure it will), when/if Brockville opens it will take up a bunch of the demand.Anyone feel that this is undersized with 8 units? I stopped there yesterday and it said that this was a high usage site. And the site has only been live for 8 days.
Exactly. Combine that with even the lowly SR+ now having 438km of range and this site will be bypassed by most drivers even on the coldest of days.There are going to be several more along the Toronto-Ottawa route like Gananoque, Napanee, Trenton, Cobourg.
Yeah I'm with the mods on that one.
Marco seemed to want to create every Supercharger thread, be post #1 so that he showed up as the "owner". Kind of a weird vanity thing. Finding supercharger info was clearly a Role Playing Game ("RPG") to him.
He was also a big contributor to plugshare (and I believe other places), and would create fake charging locations with 120V plugs and call them Tesla sites. [Tesla provides Supercharger and destination charging info to plugshare, but on their own time and convenience.] He was trying to get the jump on a location, again so that he would "own" that site for some reason. This caused a lot of confusion.
Marco did a lot of good things for us but also took some questionable actions that were not productive. I'm sorry to see him go. We might see a slower reaction time in finding new sites but likewise an uptick in correct site info.
AFAIK he was not a Tesla or EV owner.
Does this location not have full power SCs? I was there yesterday and I was one of only two vehicles - and we were at extreme ends so we weren't sharing, or at least we shouldn't have been. I think the other car was 1A and I was 2D. I was at 82km or 20% SOC upon arrival and the best that I got was 64kW and then soon went down to 55kW. I only charged enough to get to Kingston. When I got to Kingston, the new Kingston site, I was getting 130kW at first, although I was starting with only 3% SOC. But even when I got to 20%SOC it was WAY faster than Kemptville. So why such slow charging at Kemptville?
Another question - it seems like these are labelled 1 A,B,C,D and 2 A,B,C,D whereas older sites have 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B, 4A, 4B. Why is that and does that imply more sharing of the load across four SCs compared to two in the past.
Just try a different stall.Does this location not have full power SCs? I was there yesterday and I was one of only two vehicles - and we were at extreme ends so we weren't sharing, or at least we shouldn't have been. I think the other car was 1A and I was 2D. I was at 82km or 20% SOC upon arrival and the best that I got was 64kW and then soon went down to 55kW. I only charged enough to get to Kingston. When I got to Kingston, the new Kingston site, I was getting 130kW at first, although I was starting with only 3% SOC. But even when I got to 20%SOC it was WAY faster than Kemptville. So why such slow charging at Kemptville?
Another question - it seems like these are labelled 1 A,B,C,D and 2 A,B,C,D whereas older sites have 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B, 4A, 4B. Why is that and does that imply more sharing of the load across four SCs compared to two in the past.
I assume that you are right, but that wouldn't have mattered in my situation yesterday. I was at Port Hope a few hours later and it mattered there as I was getting about 50kW, then the car beside me left and I got 100kW for a minute or two until another car pulled in.I thought with v3, we don't have to worry about parking next to each other / sharing...
I will try that next time. In case anyone else is going to Kemptville, the stall that I was in was the farthest to the right when facing the chargers - I am pretty sure that it was 2D.Just try a different stall.
Kemptville has two supercharger cabinets.
Each supercharger cabinet has up to 1 MW in power, and supplies 4 stalls.
Therefore, 1 ABCD represents 1 supercharger cabinet of 1 MW or 250kw per stall.
Sometimes, the grid isn't able to bring a 250KW of power at once.
Each cabinet has only 350kVA of AC input but can pull power off the shared DC bus from additional cabinets or megapacks.Just try a different stall.
Kemptville has two supercharger cabinets.
Each supercharger cabinet has up to 1 MW in power, and supplies 4 stalls.
Therefore, 1 ABCD represents 1 supercharger cabinet of 1 MW or 250kw per stall.
Sometimes, the grid isn't able to bring a 250KW of power at once.