Went for a long drive in a snow storm lol.
It wasn’t snowing anymore when I left home to visit a friend who lives out in the sticks, and the road crews are generally very efficient. Wasn’t difficult to get to his place, used about 35% to go 62 km (39 miles), not bad considering highway speeds, slippery road snot conditions, and it was -9°C (16°F) for that leg. I left his place an hour later, heading across the border to my PO Box, and that’s when the heavy snow started and while I wasn’t doing freeway speeds anymore, the back country roads are getting worse and worse but it was too late to turn around so I headed to my post office and by the time I got back to my usual DC charging station I was at 3% left! I’m still about 50 miles from home. So the remaining ⅔ of the trip really weren’t that efficient but again, considering the conditions, I’m still very pleased.
The back end of the car is a PITA though, the taillights and license plate get absolutely plastered with stucco snow and dirt an inch thick within a few hundred yards.
** -6.17 °C
** Wind: 17Feb 17, 2023 at 15:36.24 km/h from N
** Humidity: 0.76%
** Driven: 150 Km
** Start-Batt: 100%
** End-Batt: 3%
** Km / kWh: 5.35
** GOM Reading: 3 Km
** Calculated Range Left: 4.64 Km
** Total Range (From 100% charge): 154.64 Km
** Total Range (From 100% charge): 154.615 Km
Oh, and just my luck: this is my usual DC station for this regular trip I take, and I pulled up and there was a Kona using the 100 kW box, and the 50 kW box I normally use is actually missing, replaced by an orange traffic cone. Lol. So I had to wait about 15 minutes for the other user to finish up, and now I’ve been plugged in for about 15 minutes and I’m at 30%, needing about 55% to get home safely at freeway speeds.