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Alfred Chow - Maker of Things @Maker_of_Things@cupoftea.social · Aug 04, 2026
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We have arrived in Winchester with 50% battery after two charge sessions when we stopped for tea breaks. No stresses (aside from the toot above) regarding range anxiety. I think we could easily do longer journeys than this, without concern, if we are on the motorways. I am a little less sure with cross country A and B class roads. #EVCharging
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Alfred Chow - Maker of Things @Maker_of_Things@cupoftea.social · Aug 04, 2026
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We are on our second rest ant tea break, en route, and charging Midge. It is scary panic when you realise the charging bay extends past the charger, so the car sticks out in the road. So you do a quick stop of the charger so you can move the car forwards a bit, and the car throws up a 'System Fault, HV battery off line' and refuses to move! 😱 Anyway.... All sorted now. I think the 'computer' did a stack overflow as too many things were done too quickly. Note to self: Next time, do things really slowly, and one action at a time. #EVCharging
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RantingCanuck @RantingCanuck@mstdn.ca · Jul 26, 2026
#Calgary and many other cities have built Park and Ride lots for #PublicTransit to increase transit useage in cities whose infrastructure is car centric. It is time for out cities to take the next step and start installing #EVcharging in those lots. One of the most common concerns people have about getting an #EV is not knowing where they can charge (not everyone has the option of charging at home). If cities installed level 2 chargers in the park and ride lots, and enforced the usage rules of those spots, it would give people who can't charge at home a place to charge their car while at work. It is also municipal budget friendly as the cost to charge can be set at exactly what it costs the city, thus making it a revenue neutral infrastructure installation.
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Alfred Chow - Maker of Things @Maker_of_Things@cupoftea.social · Jul 24, 2026
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@Janet_52square@sunny.garden @suearcher@toot.wales We decided to stop at Leicester services to see if the Applegreen Electric chargers play nice with Midge. They do, and we have been charging at 40-49.7kW. This is a good option for us now. Also, the chargers, not on Electroverse, only took £1.00 from my card before charging. That is a lot better than £30-£45 from some other chargers. #EVCharging
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Tina M Casey @Casey@mastodon.green · Jul 17, 2026
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Daily CyberSecurity @DailyCyberSecurity@infosec.exchange · Jun 30, 2026
Critical EVoke Systems vulnerabilities expose charging stations to unauthorized access and DoS attacks. Update security profiles to mitigate these risks. #EVokeSystems #EVCharging #CyberSecurity #Vulnerabilities https://securityonline.info/evoke-systems-vulnerabilities/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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