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Makes And Models => Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ => Topic started by: nnelson65 on May 31, 2018, 10:41:20 AM
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...and I was hoping to get some advice on two items:
1). I'm totally new to J charging: what's the most versatile/convenient charging network to have between SF and Carmel?
2). Anyone have suggestions for a good place to buddy charge somewhere around Santa Cruz (maybe as far south as Watsonville)?
Thanks in advance!
-Nate
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1. Charge point.
2. Watsonville has two chargepoint stations at the county government buildings. Looks like a semacharge is more central. But Santa Cruz is Terry's neck of the woods and will have first hand use of most of these chargers. You could drop Terry a line directly, I'm sure he won't mind. BTW, just check Plug share website or app.
Hope that helps!
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Nate, what charging equipment do you have?
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1. Charge point.
2. Watsonville has two chargepoint stations at the county government buildings. Looks like a semacharge is more central. But Santa Cruz is Terry's neck of the woods and will have first hand use of most of these chargers. You could drop Terry a line directly, I'm sure he won't mind. BTW, just check Plug share website or app.
Hope that helps!
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Thanks! That's super helpful :)
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Nate, what charging equipment do you have?
On the way from SF to Carmel, I'll be relying on another rider to buddy charge me with a double-J Diginow setup. On the way back to SF, I'll be charging with my own 6.6kW single-J Diginow (with Tesla and J- input options). ;D
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Nate, what charging equipment do you have?
On the way from SF to Carmel, I'll be relying on another rider to buddy charge me with a double-J Diginow setup. On the way back to SF, I'll be charging with my own 6.6kW single-J Diginow (with Tesla and J- input options). ;D
Heh, sounds like my TBD upcoming trip from San Jose to Carmel for a beta test installation... My dilemma is whether to ride there at 50MPH with a full-charge start, or strap on the ElCons & take the freeway!
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Hold on you two; don't worry your pretty little heads. There's plenty of charging to go around for everyone ;)
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ChargePoint and Plugshare apps should show you pretty much everything you need. There is another that I found recently called GreenLots.
I believe that they are building a bunch of stations across the country but they seem to have a pretty good map showing other chargers
and who runs them. If in Santa Cruz, just take it for a visit back home to the factory
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Hold on you two; don't worry your pretty little heads. There's plenty of charging to go around for everyone ;)
Yes, Brandon sent me a pic of the charging potential last night :)