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Any L3 stations anyplace in San Diego?!
Nor is it on the Blinknetwork map yet. But it really does look like the southern part of Southern California is just about to get its first QC station! So I suggest a few links. The very helpful videos were posted on this forum but are not necessarily easy to find.drees said:The QC station doesn't appear to be operational - what's the ETA? How many L2 stations are there?
drees said:Nice looking install, but man, those stations sure are huge. They should have installed the short L2 stations and eventually one has to think they'll try to slim down the QC station.
The QC station doesn't appear to be operational - what's the ETA? How many L2 stations are there?
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KMG365 said:We could even have our San Diego County monthly LEAF meetups in Santa Ysabel! I don't recall if the Apple County Restaurant has a banquet room or not, but otherwise we could bring a few easy-ups for shade if it's hot and everyone bring their own folding chair. Arrive early to have breakfast and rotate the EV's through the EVSE's.
I'm down - how many splitters do you have, Tony?TonyWilliams said:We can split those EVSE's for six charging stations, plus one DC charger (like we did in Phoenix Sept 15).KMG365 said:We could even have our San Diego County monthly LEAF meetups in Santa Ysabel! I don't recall if the Apple County Restaurant has a banquet room or not, but otherwise we could bring a few easy-ups for shade if it's hot and everyone bring their own folding chair. Arrive early to have breakfast and rotate the EV's through the EVSE's.
Seven total chargers. I'm in. Pick a date.
drees said:I'm down - how many splitters do you have, Tony?TonyWilliams said:We can split those EVSE's for six charging stations, plus one DC charger (like we did in Phoenix Sept 15).KMG365 said:We could even have our San Diego County monthly LEAF meetups in Santa Ysabel! I don't recall if the Apple County Restaurant has a banquet room or not, but otherwise we could bring a few easy-ups for shade if it's hot and everyone bring their own folding chair. Arrive early to have breakfast and rotate the EV's through the EVSE's.
Seven total chargers. I'm in. Pick a date.
lonndoggie said:There are two new publicly available L2 Blink's at 12544 High Bluff Drive, San Diego (an area most folks think of as Del Mar, just off Del Mar Heights). Blink says there are three units, but I can only see two; perhaps the other is in the underground, restricted access parking. Of particular interest to me, these are just down the street from where I work.
As luck/fate/whatever would have it, last night we failed to plug in our LEAF. Had enough juice to get to work, and maybe back home, but thought I'd try out the commercial-for-a-fee charging process. Swiped my card, was good to go at $1/hr. Plugged in, saw it was charging, walked away.
Got an email a while later that my charging session ended--at 8 of 12 bars. Hrm? Apparently, it stopped at 3 hours, perhaps in an attempt to save me money? That was more than enough in any case, so I unplugged and moved my car.
Is that normal behavior for these fee-based Blinks? I didn't see, when I started, any way to specify "fill 'er up" or what, and a quick search of the site didn't show me any obvious answers.
I meant to take pictures, but forgot; will make another go at that later today.
gaswalla said:No, definitely not normal behavior. In fact, it's quite the opposite: Blink will gladly charge you for days of charging if you allow them to do so: http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=10170&hilit=calling" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
My guess: some curious (and ignorant) person saw someone charging in their parking lot for the first time ever, and touched the Blink unit or J1772 and inadvertently stopped the charge. Exact thing happened to me at Del Mar, near the beach, while I was watching!.. They meant no harm, but really were too dumb to realize that they shouldn't do around touching car chargers without knowing how to use them.
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