Very true! I charged over the weekend at a 50 KW charger and ran a steady 45 KW charge rate from 44% to 59%.
This morning I charged at a 150 KW charger and was watching CarScanner the entire time. Started at 28% and finished at 80% of my 131 KWH battery. It became very obvious that the...
Not for me. CarScanner comes up only on the bottom half as my photo above shows. Yes, other apps that are built in (Radio, charging, PPOB, etc) does come up with the full screen.
Thought I would pass along info from an add I saw. EVgo is having a Labor Day sale. $10 credit on one charge session. You must use the EVgo app and at the 3 line "hamburger" in the upper left corner, select Promo Codes. Enter code: 25 Labor Day Off 10 (without the spaces I added to make it...
I'll stick with my A2Z Typhoon Pro.
Question, how do you get Car Scanner to display on most of the screen (for example at 10 minutes)? I only get a few lines:
I would not take the Lariat. I specifically wanted the Flash because it had the features I wanted, and did not have some that I specifically did not want - that the Lariat does. The biggest of those was the moonroof.
Very nice. I just looked, I've beaten that once on a charge from 25 - 80% at a Tesla SuperCharger for an average of 151.03 KW. I have a fairly small sample size of DCFC charges.
Check the clock to make sure it's right. The only time I had it fail to charge was because the clock was off by many hours - I am assuming due to an update.
I don't know where you came up with that one, but it is wrong. For the most part, ride height and weight distribution have no relationship to each other.
Now if you want to split incredibly tiny hairs, it does - but by such a small amount that it does not matter. As you raise the back end...
There isn't one. You really need a weight distribution hitch. My parents RV trailer when I grew up was only about 2K pounds and we towed it with a full size station wagon (1967 or 1974). Had a WD hitch and it was FAR better that way.
Well, you could use a big rig truck tractor and get away...
As noted earlier, the key was to close the door and then lock it from the outside - not use the inside lock button while the door was still open. When I attempted to lock it with the door still open and use the inside button (what I normally use), that's when it would honk at me.