Stopping to charge at San Ramon courtesy of and
permission from Pacific
Bell |
All the descending EV drivers stayed at the
Fairmont Motel in Vacaville. I plugged in for the
night. |
Because Vacaville's EV programs are so
aggressive, EV drivers refer the city as 'Voltageville' |
One family did not fair the trip too well, on the
road an ICE ... |
Slammed into their Honda EV plus |
Quik.com drove
their employees to the workshop. The locals had
no idea of their city's EV programs, .. |
and laughed at all these people would drop
everything to attend the workshop. |
The EV1 drivers found a car wash nearby, readying
for the workshop |
The next morning my EV was still charging |
EV drivers made their way to ... |
breakfast to finalize their approach |
After breakfast, all ... |
all the EVs lined up to parade their way to the
workshop |
I took up the rear, as I would be driving ... |
to a different charging location on L street |
I hiked over to CARB |
The EVs took over ... |
the CARB parking |
All EV charging was in use |
Inductive
or conductive charging was available |
Quite a view to see all the EVs from across the
.. |
street the locals had no idea what was going on |
I drove over from L street to finish my charge at
CARB.
With one 14-50 ... |
connected to two 220 VAC K2 zivans put 32 amps
into my pack. |
Bob (my coworker) came down to check all the EVs |
Even with a whole wall of charging, each EV took
their turn |
Afterward, we all drove back to 'Voltageville' |
Chris Yoder [EV1-Club] charging up during the
planned final dinner |
I used the EAA AVCON adapter |
The EV drivers took over the local restaurant for
our fairwell dinner |
On the return trip, I checked out the Stoneridge
Mall EV charging |
The trip would not have been possible if not for
the EAA
AVCON adapter |
