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What amps do you charge at home with?

We tow an 8500 lb trailer while we travel from from Florida to Wisconsin for the summer every year. I calculated charging time and likely unhook and rehook to charge. It would add a full day of travel each way and that's being conservative. 12-13 stops to charge. No bueno

I'm actually the one who got the comma working on any truck. Comma gets all the data and when we got it working well they of course streamlined it to their liking and supported it. It works very well for lane centering. The oem adaptive cruise in combination works great for daily centering and...

Silverado EV is a better truck. Cybertruck is a better robot that drives you wherever you want. I have a 3.0 diesel Silverado with a comma 3 for towing long range. Electric trucks are stupid. Until you can pull through to charge like semis do to refuel towing sucks. Add that Cybertruck disables...

Does lane centering or adaptive cruise work when the trailer is plugged in?

Keep coping.

Elon sells hopium. Over promises and under delivers.

It's set to 6 amps. That's why it's the same.

The battery was at 80% June 1st. It drained just sitting. It was finally plugged in and you can see what it took to charge back up to 80%. The truck hasn't been used or moved in two months. We will be returning home end of next week.

The first spikes for days was when I had it plugged in. It was charging. It's plugged into the mobile charger to 120v outlet. You're not seeing usage but charging. 131 kwh in two months of sitting is a lot of power. When I left it was charged to 80%.

This is ridiculous, we've been out of state for two months now. I noticed the charge dropped substantially and didn't want to come back to a dead battery so I had one of my adult children plugged it in. No climate control and no sentry mode. What the heck is going on? $22.00 of electricity just...

I've been on vacation since May 31st. I've had three software updates since we left. I noticed about 2.8 Miles a day lost. We got down almost 100 miles and had one of our children plug it in. Here's the charging it did so far on its own. We left with 260 miles range (80% charge). No sentry or...

It's kinda funny when it nags me for getting close to a line all while when in autopilot or FSD it crosses the center line and doesn't nag itself. Lol

Did you have to keep unhooking and hooking back up to charge? I travel from Florida to Wisconsin for the summers and calculated doubling my days on road from two to four days if I have to unhook to charge. I pull a 31 foot rv weighing around 8500.