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Level 2 destination charge, did 101.1 miles today, a new record for me. Also had a personal record of 90 RR. I drove 50 miles on 9 bars (45% SoC remaining) with misaligned front tires. Very impressive considering my starting RR lately had been lower than normal.
 
Tábua-Lisbon-Tábua in 24 hours - I did that trip four or five times in these 3 years. 550 km (343 miles) in one day, and still with time to see what I want to see in Lisbon. I did the last one in May.

Yes, I have three fast chargers on the way, very well placed (and can do it just using two of them).

And all of them free (at least along this year), better then having a Tesla.
 
Hey all,

I found by accident searching youtube someone posting videos of 100 km + test runs of his imiev here in quebec.


http://youtu.be/RjEp25QhZOc


It's nice to see some other explorers in the area.


Don


Btw

Pv1 my last video was done with an iPad mini I don't know it the ipad stabilized it or youtube did or just steady hands. I did tap the screen to make sure that it stayed focused on the phone screen.
 
No where near Sandange's distance, but I did pull off a 127 mile trip in Bear a week before a battery failure. I'm still not sure if that trip (and the near 100 F battery temps) induced the cell failure, as it drove perfectly normal for the whole week after the trip.

1 quick charge and almost 3 hours of level 2.
 
OK, so on this thread we have three different records to date:

L1 (120vac ) - 108 miles (174km) sandange 13 July 2012 http://myimiev.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2812#p2812
L2 (208vac - 240vac) - (see below)
CHAdeMO - 388 miles (624km) sandange 20 June, 2015 http://myimiev.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=22762#p22762

Even though I had done a number of 200+ mile days with Mitsi (no CHAdeMO) and didn't document them, in going back through this thread I didn't find anyone who had surpassed my New Year's day 160.0 mile (257km) trip last year using L2, so I hereby claim that - but will be happy to defer to someone else as I didn't think it was that big a deal.
http://myimiev.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=14722#p14722

Edit: added metric units
 
Some Canion data would be interesting. I did some 560 km trips in only day, going from Tábua to Lisbon. Using quick chargers (Chademo). But now, when I do that kind of trips, I take care to not let the battery temperatures get to hot. 4 year and 4 months, 81.000 km. No cell giving signs of serious failure (that is what really matters).
 
Trip from Montreal to Toronto, 560km, 36hours, mostly level 2 chargers, 1 hour miev 8A charging, 12km towed by CAA.
UPD: Temperature was around -2 +8 C
 
Wow.

I set a new personal record the other day. 3 quick charges (would've been two, but I was testing a new location), a couple of hours on level 1 at 12 amps, and highway driving. Managed 144.8 miles, using 33.84 kWh, achieving 4.28 mi./kWh. The weather was windy, a little rain, and 50 F temperatures.
 
Lic said:
Trip from Montreal to Toronto, 560km, 36hours, mostly level 2 chargers, 1 hour miev 8A charging, 12km towed by CAA.

LOL, that's awesome, i love that spirit of adventure-- push it to the limit and press on regardless...
 
With my C-Zero, for the France Electrique Tour 2015
to go to the start of the rally, I have done Rennes=> Auxerre 481km in one day (16h26 including 2 normal charge at 16A (2 x2.5hours) and 3 CHAdeMO)
After the end of the rally at Bordeaux, I have done a Bordeaux=> Rennes 485 km in 14h10 including 5 CHAdeMO charge
 
So far about 150 miles In a day for us, average on our trips.

Our plans are to do Route 66 in late March or early October from Chicago to Santa Monica.
Should take 37 days one way. Mostly L2s and L1s on the way.

Our record so far in ONE day was 260 miles....a round trip from here in Rockford, IL to Milwaukee Wisconsin, then on to Madison WI, with a stop in Johnson Creek, WI...and then running around in the back country near Stoughton, WI and back here to Rockford. Without the QCs in Milwaukee and Madison it wouldn't have been possible. QC L3 is key to long distance driving in the i-Miev if time is important!
 
This thread presents a Strong argument on why we need DCQC. It also allows me to document how useful this car is with support. We have one of two paths... Either we can wait a decade or two for the 'perfect' battery... OR we can invest the same amount of money in DCQC. One makes the most money (designed obsolescence) for the OEM's the other doesn't. One reinforces consumption and dissatisfaction as of primary importance... the other highlights the resources we already have at hand.

My state charges an added fee on bev's, if they are a ev with a range extender they are exempt from the fee. We also are choosing to put in 12-15 DCQC's but only in the Detroit area and absolutely not to encourage anyone to travel across the state. For that they will need a Volt. Our state representatives owe to much to the oil and ICE industry to allow that.
 
Any idea what the speed on these trips averaged?

JoeS said:
OK, so on this thread we have three different records to date:

L1 (120vac ) - 108 miles (174km) sandange 13 July 2012 http://myimiev.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2812#p2812
L2 (208vac - 240vac) - (see below)
CHAdeMO - 388 miles (624km) sandange 20 June, 2015 http://myimiev.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=22762#p22762

Even though I had done a number of 200+ mile days with Mitsi (no CHAdeMO) and didn't document them, in going back through this thread I didn't find anyone who had surpassed my New Year's day 160.0 mile (257km) trip last year using L2, so I hereby claim that - but will be happy to defer to someone else as I didn't think it was that big a deal.
http://myimiev.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=14722#p14722

Edit: added metric units
 
Times are changing fast in the EV recharging world.

I recall my record 371 km (232mi) in 24 hres in 2013 with one 13h L1 charge and others 4-5 hrs L2. ( sleeping in car during L1 charge).

And then this 327km (204mi) in 17hres on L2 on the way back.

On L3 this year (not done yet) I expect this same return trip to be done in no more than 10 hours with some rest, on 15-20 min fast charging.

I usually drive around 80kmh (50mih) according to traffic.

Pier
 
Your responses have been gold to me. Thank you all greatly! The videos are great Sandange! I am hoping to use this information to motivate our local ev group to push for more DCQC especially for distance travel as well to encourage the group to speak better about the "range" of an ev. Pretty much anyone considering an ev is terrified to imagine going as far as half of the car's range. You all give great evidence that we can do more and better. I also felt relieved to discover my driving experience wasn't that far off from yours..
 
I just wanted you to know I used some of the answers you gave on this topic in my regional Sierra Club blog. I may not have gotten it perfectly right, but I hope I am close. Definitely we plan to use this in talking to potential donors about helping to fund the installation of DCQC along a major highway route in my state.

You guys are honestly heroes and trailblazers for tracking and sharing your information. IF there is a chance of DCQC along highways you guys will have been a part of making it happen. You Rock!!!

Thanks,

Ben

http://www.swmgsierra.org/electric-car-examples/
In this article see: "#3 of my electric car examples: Joe S, an EV adept putting rumors to shame"

http://www.swmgsierra.org/80-percent-clean-energy/
In this article look under the sub-heading: "Emission-free personal transportation is available, affordable, and fun!"
 
Ben, thank you for your kind words and for including our comments in your blog.

Wish you all the best in getting DCQC installed in key spots along your major highways, so maybe someone in your part of the world will beat the Maximum Miles Driven in One Day record. :geek:
 
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