Brad R
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- Brad
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- British Columbia, Canada
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- 2025 Mustang Mach E Select AWD, Eruption Green
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Thanks for the advice, Lee. Your knowledge and expertise is greatly appreciated. There is one public L2 in our town, which I will monitor to determine off-peak times. I should be able to make the combo of DC 80-90% followed by an L2 top-off work.You are correct that you will not be able to do the full calibration procedure. Based on your situation, I would recommend you try to find a public Level 2 charging station in your town and do a monthly charge to 100% on it (perhaps after you hit 80-90% on the DC charger).
The periodic charge to 100% is important for LFP batteries to reset the coulomb counter of the battery's capacity to full. The periodic charge to 100% will prevent the sudden early drop to 1%.
If you cannot do regular charges to 100%, then I would avoid going below about 40% due to fear of running out of charge unexpectedly due to an uncalibrated BMS.
This is one of the pitfalls of owning an EV with no at-home charging. Given that situation, I would recommend getting the extended range NCM pack instead of LFP.
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