Yeah I'm getting ready for another 4k trip across America and now I'm filtering for these Magic Dock clusters in preparation... there might be some I can use in SW Indiana / southern Illinois and also in Colorado West of the Front Range.
It's just grown into a habit of checking now. Like looking for Easter eggs. ?
Sorry, that's a miss.
Uuuuu that is WAYYY North. I was there last December in my Mach E.
FLO app downloaded and setup in advance. Yes, VT barely ranks above WV.Uuuuu that is WAYYY North. I was there last December in my Mach E.
BTW - between Burlington and the Connecticut River Valley there is (was) only one DCFC, at the Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream HQ... and it completely SUCKED. It's run by an outfit named FLO and it has no way for you to pay (and therefore to charge) unless you already have their app, and it's hard to download the FLO app in that location because you are at the bottom of a deep valley in the middle of the Green Mountains. Just FYI... guess how I know this
...wanna borrow my snow chains?
When I do it, it will be with the Lightning, so I will be fine. But thanks!...wanna borrow my snow chains?
...or sorry I'm driving to western Colorado in 2 weeks. I'm sure to need them in the Front Range.
I remember this one being reported as the MDs were installed but inactive. Cool that they finally brought it online. There's a few V4 stations that are up and running with the MDs installed natively. I'm wondering when those will go live.Sorry, that's a miss.
But this just got added to the map. I think it's one that was initially reported a few months ago but never showed up as live for MD use before this...
Hah! Could have used it when I was camping up there last month. I actually drove down this road.When I was looking around I found this magicdock location just opened a few day ago. So far it is the only one in Maine. Eight additional locations in Maine are open to vehicles with the NACS adapter. I wished the superchargers in Jackman and Medway were upgraded to be usable by Mach-E owners.
