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RadX

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On 4/29/2023 at 3:44 PM, RadX said:

@Lethalstrike how does ur figure compare

 

this is 1st mth… range getting better

 

the “guess-o-meter” improving

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Pretty consistent aldy

 

@Theoldjaffa

 

hit the 10k mark

 

 

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inlinesix

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On 9/1/2023 at 7:51 PM, Battledome64 said:

You are using the fast charging rates.

Could be urban legend.

Tesla Model 3 battery degrades 11% after 155k miles.

Use Tesla supercharger only 

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On 9/1/2023 at 7:55 PM, inlinesix said:

Could be urban legend.

Tesla Model 3 battery degrades 11% after 155k miles.

Use Tesla supercharger only 

Reported across all EVs. Even BMW doesn’t recommend it. Wonder why

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On 9/1/2023 at 7:51 PM, Battledome64 said:

You are using the fast charging rates.

fast charger is no good for car battery long term. 
 

Most will slow charge should be residential electricity rate which is around 28 cents KWH

how to use residential electricity unless you stay in landed. even those charge+ at HDB carpark using AC charging also 50+cents/kwh

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On 9/1/2023 at 8:52 PM, Kennethoka said:

how to use residential electricity unless you stay in landed. even those charge+ at HDB carpark using AC charging also 50+cents/kwh

I stand corrected. So 50kwh x 55 cents will be $27.5

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thermal degradation of components is a real thing. fast charging generates more heat than slow charging. Furthermore Singapore is so hot and humid, it reduces the efficiency of the battery cooling system to dump the excess heat. 

the 'good news' is that a lot of our DC charges only run at 50kW (eg: SP Group chargers in shopping centres), whereas those studies talking about degradation are probably those using 100kW+ charging which will generate more heat than 50kW charging. 

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I went Suntec comex IT show this weekend. EV charging lots still available, good location, right next to convention centre lift lobby.

I used the slower AC charger instead of DC because I didn't want it to finish charging so fast while I was still at the IT show... not to mention save some money 

The carpark around the convention centre area was quite full already.... if i use DC charger and it finished charging fast, worried got some angry EV driver take photo of my car and complain on stomp why I never move my car after the charging finished 😁

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SP group DC 200kw charger at Trion building, 0.454 cents per kw. (promo rate, till 30 Sept or earlier, remember to check the app)

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Nbz my SP now 0.6 per kwh.. up 6c 

Used to be .594

for EV charging😂😂

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On 1/1/2024 at 8:37 AM, RadX said:

Nbz my SP now 0.6 per kwh.. up 6c 

Used to be .594

for EV charging😂😂

I reduced use of SP for EV charging wherever possible because they are so damned expensive now. There are alternative options. I still remember it was 40+ cents per kW for SP AC charging 2-3 yrs back. But their network is now indeed quite widespread and convenient.

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On 1/1/2024 at 10:18 AM, Jtis said:

I reduced use of SP for EV charging wherever possible because they are so damned expensive now. There are alternative options. I still remember it was 40+ cents per kW for SP AC charging 2-3 yrs back. But their network is now indeed quite widespread and convenient.

Yup

 

i use it only when I’m at their sites and need a quick boost 

 

charge + and Volt remains my preferred 

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On 1/1/2024 at 8:37 AM, RadX said:

Nbz my SP now 0.6 per kwh.. up 6c 

Used to be .594

for EV charging😂😂

Pull cable from home to charge. 3kwh slow slow also can. 

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On 1/1/2024 at 8:37 AM, RadX said:

Nbz my SP now 0.6 per kwh.. up 6c 

Used to be .594

for EV charging😂😂

Anyway shd be due to the 9% gst la

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