mferring
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- Mark
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- Cloudcroft, NM
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- Retired Aeronautical Engineer
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We have to drive several hours to our closest international airport in El Paso. We generally have been taking several 2-3 week trips a year in our retirement and leave our car there for the duration of the trip.
Assuming we leave our house at 100% SOC, and using the real world highway use case from Out of Spec and State of Charge You Tube videos (around 340 Wh/mile at 70) we should have 60% SOC or more when we drop of the vehicle.
El paso tends to be pretty temperate, even in the winter although it can get cold at night.
Any real world data out there yet for the R2 in terms of the daily parasitic % charge loss for a situation like this? I have heard that the R2 should be somewhat better than the R1 in terms of SOC lost per day while parked. We will likely not be able to park at a place where we are plugged in.
I understand I will need to make sure that I configure the vehicle for lowest parasitic draw and would appreciate any advice on that as well.
Thanks all for any information and/or advice you can give.
Mark
Assuming we leave our house at 100% SOC, and using the real world highway use case from Out of Spec and State of Charge You Tube videos (around 340 Wh/mile at 70) we should have 60% SOC or more when we drop of the vehicle.
El paso tends to be pretty temperate, even in the winter although it can get cold at night.
Any real world data out there yet for the R2 in terms of the daily parasitic % charge loss for a situation like this? I have heard that the R2 should be somewhat better than the R1 in terms of SOC lost per day while parked. We will likely not be able to park at a place where we are plugged in.
I understand I will need to make sure that I configure the vehicle for lowest parasitic draw and would appreciate any advice on that as well.
Thanks all for any information and/or advice you can give.
Mark
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