tt2007
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martel said:They are really responsive and their contractor seems to be too. Got my work authorization in today.
How many days does it take from assessment to work authorization?
-TT
martel said:They are really responsive and their contractor seems to be too. Got my work authorization in today.
Yes, open to the public. This is a task force whose mission is to prepare NC for plug-in electric vehicles. You can visit their web site at: http://ncpevtaskforce.org" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;tt2007 said:What does this upcoming (june 19th tuesday) NCPEV meeting about? Open to the public?
You'd have to ask them. I have no idea what company you are dealing with our what their workload is at the moment. I was working with AV who subcontracted with Beco. My assessment was done months before the vehicle arrived, but I had a lot of problems scheduling the install. Once the car's arrival was imminent I was able to get them to schedule the install and they came right out.tt2007 said:How many days does it take from assessment to work authorization?
tt2007 said:martel said:They are really responsive and their contractor seems to be too. Got my work authorization in today.
How many days does it take from assessment to work authorization?
-TT
Congratulations! I hope you are loving your new car!tt2007 said:Got our silver Leaf yesterday at Carolina Nissan Burlington. Yay. Now waiting for the contractors via Duke Energy to set the install date for the Lvl 2 charging station.
12 bars represents 100%. 10% is as close as it gets to 80%, and this is how many bars you will see when it charges to 80%.tt2007 said:Woke up at 6:30am, I check the app, there are 12 slots at the charge level bar, it is at 10 with two bars left, is that showing the 80% out of 100%. Or the 12 bar slots reprsenting the total of 80%.
The car doesn't display SOC in %, which is a complaint many people have.tt2007 said:Turning on the car, I couldn't remember where to see the current charge level in percentage. I see the charge level gauge with two slots left to max also with the range of 78 miles, but no percentage.
Well, you are going to be cutting it close there, and I'm not sure if the trickle charger actually pays attention to the start timer. But it usually takes less time than it predicts anyway.tt2007 said:The reason i am asking is I just to make sure we didn't cut off early on the trickle charger time with the timer set to 10pm to 6am.
Hmmm...that seems like a critical piece in the puzzle for driving from the Triad to Charlotte. It's too bad that after spending 6 hours in a winery I'd be in no shape to drive!altego said:We tried out the evse at Childress Vineyards today 62 mile one way trip from Charlotte, nice place and saved enough money on gas to buy wine
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lspooz said:My first Greensboro LEAF in the wild!
I expected to see tt2007 in the new silver one, but instead saw my car's twin at the Avengers movie parking lot this afternoon [mid-life crisis red] - a friendly foursome coming out of the same movie...
Very cool!
tt2007 said:lspooz said:My first Greensboro LEAF in the wild!
I expected to see tt2007 in the new silver one, but instead saw my car's twin at the Avengers movie parking lot this afternoon [mid-life crisis red] - a friendly foursome coming out of the same movie...
Very cool!
Our company took Friday afternoon off to see Avengers.
My coworker spotted another silver leaf in the other end of the parking lot. Sounds like we have two red and two silver in Greensboro.
rnkepler said:Do we have a list of the businesses in the Triangle that have installed EVSEs? The property manager for the office that my company leases on Weston Parkway in Cary wants to discuss getting an EVSE installed. I'm meeting with him and his electrical contractor tomorrow morning. I'd like to give him some references he can contact, like the McDonald's in Cary and North Hills Mall that have already installed EVSEs.
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