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  1. First look at Tesla’s new battery cell produced in-house with Roadrunner

    Agree 100% .. my expectation is Tesla releases a few different batteries. The new leaked batteries are likely just for Semi and Plaid cars. M3/Y will get Lithium iron cells with a million mile duty cycle maybe and a price drop once implemented ... or something like that.
  2. Trying to get ahead of delivery -- home charger questions

    50 amp breaker, 40 amp charging should be fine. I installed 80 amps for my MS, but never use it at 80 amps .. no need. Tesla wall chargers are nice and not expensive ... installed It myself and saved a lot!
  3. What electrical panel work might we need?

    Not sure about Ontario to be honest. It doesn’t seem to be a problem here in AB.
  4. What electrical panel work might we need?

    Laws vary by region, so that will be a piece of homework for you :)
  5. What electrical panel work might we need?

    My business focuses on Return on Investment (ROI). My recommendation to people is to think like a utility company .. meaning long-term. Your array will generate for 30+ years and there is a good chance that you will be using more electricity in the future because of EVs and the electrification...
  6. What electrical panel work might we need?

    It would probably cost about $1,500 - $2,000 to remove your system from your roof .. and then the cost of putting up a field array. It would likley make more sense, given how cheap everything is now-a-days, to simply add a new field array to complement what you have. Need more info really to...
  7. Charging Speed per Voltage

    I have the ability to charge at 80 amps .. about 60 miles and hour .. and never, ever, use it at that power level. 30-40 is fine and I drive 50,000 km a year.
  8. What electrical panel work might we need?

    I have an 100 amp circuit with an 80 amp breaker for my wall connector. I never use it at full capacity and instead charge at 40 amps. 30 amps would be plenty .. and I drive 50,000 km / yr. I’d also suggest you look at solar again. You should be able to get an install for $2/watt .. that...


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