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I guess I’m surprised because our Mach E works so well. I know my power boost weighs 50% more, but that should just be a different calibration.

I've decided to launch a new thread and branch off from the existing thread on a "hack for hands free driving" because that is not really what I am interested in. What I am interested in is getting lane centering to work like it should. For reference, my wife has a 2021 Mustang Mach E which...

I wanted to swap my blue oval for a black one, but keep my chrome. Didn't seem like any of the decals supported that, and new emblems are awfully pricy. Also still was a little confused if any of the emblems worked with the 360 camera on the 2021. So I masked off the outer chrome ring with...

We have the 15" screen in our Mach-E and I prefer the 12" screen in my F150. With the 15" screen all of the climate controls are digital, and you have to swap screens to get to many useful features like Max A/C, toggling between Heat/AC and adjusting Foot, vent, defrost. Also the...

For some reason I thought the truck had a 14-50R plug and not a 14-30. Looking at mine now that I have delivery i see I was wrong. I guess I assumed it was 7.2KW running and something higher (maybe 9.5KW or 10.0KW peak), but I'm probably getting just getting myself confused with all the other...

The speed limit is 80 here, so 85 puts you getting passed by 70% of traffic. But I think you are missing the point of the post. The numbers Ford is giving for range are for mixed highway and city driving. City driving numbers for an EV are going to be drastically higher than highway. Even if...

As a Mach E owner we routinely see 350+ miles of around town driving on a single charge, but we only need about 150-200 because we can reach charge every night for routine driving. On the interstate coming home from picking up the car, I was getting 2.5mi/kWh(at typical Texas interstate speeds...

Now that I actually have a truck, I see that 7.2KW power station only has a 30-amp output. My test load above was 28 amps for the whole house, but the AC was already running when I took that picture. Most assuredly I was pushing 50 amps when the AC kicked on. If you are going to run the whole...

7.2KW should run most of the house and an A/C unit as long as a soft starter is installed on the A/C. I'm using a 9.5kw roll around and it powered every light, TV, fridge, fan, and the 5-ton downstairs AC unit on a 3700 sqf house when I did load testing while putting out 6700 watts at 28 amps.