ROFL!!! I run ceiling fans in 4 rooms in my house constantly... 24x7x300 days. We even have a ceiling fan in our master bathroom.derkraut wrote:You have an air conditioner, Tony? Maybe you're farther from the beach than I am (west side of I-15). I know you guys in AZ won't think this is funny----but I had to run my bedroom ceiling fan last night for a couple hrs.
There's nothing worse than sweating as soon as you step out of the shower.I would really like to have his information. You can email it to russellsmith60@gmail.comopossum wrote:There is a lawyer out here in the Phoenix area who has been reading up on this capacity loss issue and speaking to some affected LEAF owners. He has experience with the major auto manufacturers as well. He believes LEAF owners have a good claim against Nissan. Message me if you would like the lawyer's contact information.
At the very least, your wall-energy readings match Nissan's claim that your battery is down 15%. 20.8/24.0 = 86.7%. So I think that we can safely establish 24 kWh from the wall on L2 as what the baseline reading should be for a 100% healthy battery. This matches up with what we've seen people report from day one where we've seen 24-25 kWh from the wall charging from turtle to 100%.TickTock wrote:Curious. My new 100% charge did reach a higher gid count by 6% (now 231 vs 217 before) however, I still drew almost exactly the same charge from the wall for a turtle to 100% charge (20.8kWh). I'll check if the logs offer any explanation later today. Still 12 capacity bars.
derkraut wrote:You have an air conditioner, Tony? Maybe you're farther from the beach than I am (west side of I-15). I know you guys in AZ won't think this is funny----but I had to run my bedroom ceiling fan last night for a couple hrs.TonyWilliams wrote:It was in the 80's at my house today !!! Naturally, one of the air conditioners quit (12 years old).RegGuheert wrote:I've always said the easiest job in the world is being the weather-woman in San Diego!
They certainly would have had less issues without providing consumers with non-required info. With all the other misinformation presented (how about 100 mile range or that crazy CarWings?!?!) from GoM, to non-linear temperature and capacity instruments, so why not make the top capacity bar be 50%? Easy software change.Herm wrote:I think the odds are increasing about Nissan taking out the battery capacity meter.. it just confuses things and needlessly distresses the owners. just rely on the GOM.
I guess that's possible. If they haven't yet figured out what a deep hole they're in, they might just keep digging.Herm wrote:I think the odds are increasing about Nissan taking out the battery capacity meter.. it just confuses things and needlessly distresses the owners. just rely on the GOM.
Looks the same in the Bay Area. Or at least in my particular Bay Area Micro-climate - ten miles in any direction will change it radically, and depending on where you live you might only need to move a mile or in a few cases, a couple of blocks, to be in another climate zone. Reminds me of the old Firesign Theatre bit:TonyWilliams wrote:
Your gid count of 231=82% which means you will probably lose a bar when it goes to 81 or 80%. All the cars I've tested lost a bar shortly after the 81% reading.TickTock wrote:Curious. My new 100% charge did reach a higher gid count by 6% (now 231 vs 217 before) however, I still drew almost exactly the same charge from the wall for a turtle to 100% charge (20.8kWh). I'll check if the logs offer any explanation later today. Still 12 capacity bars.
And (assuming TickTock's LEAF still has the original battery) it looks like his capacity at "100%" charge may have only declined from 19.12 kWh to 18.48 kWh, or ~3.5%, since his first gid reading on 10/01/11.LEAFfan wrote:Your gid count of 231=82% which means you will probably lose a bar when it goes to 81 or 80%. All the cars I've tested lost a bar shortly after the 81% reading.TickTock wrote:Curious. My new 100% charge did reach a higher gid count by 6% (now 231 vs 217 before) however, I still drew almost exactly the same charge from the wall for a turtle to 100% charge (20.8kWh). I'll check if the logs offer any explanation later today. Still 12 capacity bars.
