MME Charging Curve Data Collection
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Those are well over 16 months old. Has there been any more recent news/opinions/etc. re: Chargepoint & P&C?
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Their stance on plug & play has not changed. Yet.
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They said the MME can only do 150kW, but I continue to see 160+kW speeds.
...for a minute.
...for a minute.
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ford has a lot on their hands with charging right now. There was a mache somewhere that was pulling 172kw. pre-production also. so it's really like the oktb. don't jump crazy oh my the sky is falling we will get more info soon.They said the MME can only do 150kW, but I continue to see 160+kW speeds.
...for a minute.
not pointed at you just in general, just saw your pic with the charging rate.
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172kW you say? Tell me more...
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That is what I have seen in the reviews and note of an 80% switch to 11 KW. 88KW * 70% / 82 KW * 60 min/hr = 45.07 minutes which is in line with their 45 minutes. EPA and peak power chaos
. Big flashy numbers sound so good.
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That's at the charger though. I wonder if the MME is really only drawing 150 and the rest is loss?They said the MME can only do 150kW, but I continue to see 160+kW speeds.
...for a minute.
It's a shame the car doesn't tell us that. That would be helpful.
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The car sends a signal to the charger that it can take xxx number of amps. Some cars will say they can take xxx number of amps plus the heater. Either way you slice it, seeing 162 or 172kW is a very good thing. With software, it can be fine tuned for speed and longevity... in a year.
*You have to assume everything you see on the pre-production units will be there for the first year. When it comes earlier, you can be pleasantly surprised. Ford is busy trying to get them built.
**Also, good luck getting parts if you crash it.
*You have to assume everything you see on the pre-production units will be there for the first year. When it comes earlier, you can be pleasantly surprised. Ford is busy trying to get them built.
**Also, good luck getting parts if you crash it.
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I wasn't trying to be negative, but when I look back at it, it looks that way.
I am happy with the pre-production cars. I don't want to have high hopes for a bunch of changes when Ford is trying hard to push out all these cars to meet demand.
I had a computer chip fail in a first-year Prius, and they made the car a Lemon because they couldn't get a chip to fix it. And the car still drove just fine!!!
*I originally thought 6-months on the above time-line. Maybe I should keep it that way. I see how there are some people (not those reading this) that have unrealistic expectations and will be complaining loudly in a couple of months of driving.
** I'm even happy with the 11kW at "80%".
I am happy with the pre-production cars. I don't want to have high hopes for a bunch of changes when Ford is trying hard to push out all these cars to meet demand.
I had a computer chip fail in a first-year Prius, and they made the car a Lemon because they couldn't get a chip to fix it. And the car still drove just fine!!!
*I originally thought 6-months on the above time-line. Maybe I should keep it that way. I see how there are some people (not those reading this) that have unrealistic expectations and will be complaining loudly in a couple of months of driving.
** I'm even happy with the 11kW at "80%".
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