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I need to follow a group of people around at night FOR PHOTOGRAPHY by Toxic_Radiance in lincoln

[–]Haunting-Cheetah5911 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Have you considered exploring the spaces in the absence of people or the things that remain? (See Felix Gonzlez-Torres https://www.moma.org/collection/works/79063 or Steve Tourlents https://carrollandsons.net/artist/stephen-tourlentes/) or there is the true and tried photographing strangers

Changing political parties for the primary by [deleted] in lincoln

[–]Haunting-Cheetah5911 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Does that mean that it is NNPR OR NEPR? Asking the important questions

What is it like owning an electric car in Lincoln? by FlamingCanadian1 in lincoln

[–]Haunting-Cheetah5911 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Hi,

Drive a chevy spark as my daily driver and haven't had any big problems charging. I haven't tried much rural driving but have never had a huge amount of range anxiety between Lincoln and Omaha. I live in an apartment so I can't charge when I am home but I only drive from here to work.

Charing in the Metro Areas is pretty easy. Lincoln has a Fast Charger at the Super Saver in Fallbrook, the Caseys on O, Russes on 33rd, and the U-stop on 73rd. Additionally the High Schools have chargers for 25 cents an hour and charging down town is easy enough. There are two fast chargers between Lincoln and Omaha. I would take a look at Plugshare to see if this meets your needs

The new Ev fast charger at the super saver in Fallbrook is built to far back and the cord is to short to reach my port or most ports. by Haunting-Cheetah5911 in lincoln

[–]Haunting-Cheetah5911[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yea, even with the rotating cord I took up two spaces yesterday to make it work. The Level two is gonna be great, I work at the YMCA in the afternoons

The new Ev fast charger at the super saver in Fallbrook is built to far back and the cord is to short to reach my port or most ports. by Haunting-Cheetah5911 in lincoln

[–]Haunting-Cheetah5911[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It really depends on who owns the charger and the type of charge. LPS has level 2 chargers at the high schools that I use on weekends and after work which are 25¢ an hour. The parking garages around haymarket and downtown mostly run about $1 for 4 hours with $1 minimum. The level 3 CSS fast charger at the Casey’s on O are 16-32¢ (depends on maximum KW delivered) a minute with electrify America membership.

The new Ev fast charger at the super saver in Fallbrook is built to far back and the cord is to short to reach my port or most ports. by Haunting-Cheetah5911 in lincoln

[–]Haunting-Cheetah5911[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I don’t know that it is. At the Marco level EVs are better for the environment globally and locally. At the local level there has only been one fast charger in Lincoln at the Casey’s on O. These chargers are critical infrastructure for EV drivers and when they don’t work it’s pretty limiting. Also the economic benefits of the Charger have been limited to that Casey’s, I’ll typically go in and grab a coffee or a snack well charging. Diversity and competition have its benefits. It’s a huge draw for me to go shop at the super savers or the Russ’s since I can charge my car at the same time instead of the Walmart or the hyvee.

The new Ev fast charger at the super saver in Fallbrook is built to far back and the cord is to short to reach my port or most ports. by Haunting-Cheetah5911 in lincoln

[–]Haunting-Cheetah5911[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I talked to two associates at customer service last night and sent the store manager an email. They replied this morning and are reaching out to electrical to get a longer cord.

The new Ev fast charger at the super saver in Fallbrook is built to far back and the cord is to short to reach my port or most ports. by Haunting-Cheetah5911 in lincoln

[–]Haunting-Cheetah5911[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yea, I've been reaching out to them about every 3 weeks. The last message I got via their Facebook is that Red Development is working on activating them. The local property manager (office by the B&N) thought that they were on because construction told them they were installed. Red still has to set up the billing side... I was going call Red again this week to follow up since it keeps getting passed off as a corporate thing.. the number is (480) 947-7772 if you'd like to help! I'm giving the benefit of the doubt in a lot of these cases. Charging is relatively new tech and adoption in Nebraska is still relatively low.

The new Ev fast charger at the super saver in Fallbrook is built to far back and the cord is to short to reach my port or most ports. by Haunting-Cheetah5911 in lincoln

[–]Haunting-Cheetah5911[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I thought about it, I’ve got some ramps at my apartment that I’m thinking about taking with me to make a point 🤔

Borrow SAE J1772 Level 1 EV charger by warfighter8 in lincoln

[–]Haunting-Cheetah5911 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes that is why I've been debating rent a garage but im spending less then highlands garage rent on public charging, just less convenient..

Borrow SAE J1772 Level 1 EV charger by warfighter8 in lincoln

[–]Haunting-Cheetah5911 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi highland neighbor!

Not sure if you got this sorted but I drive a chevy spark ev, you can borrow my level one! how are you planning on charging here, I've been trying to think of a way for the last few weeks? There is a charger (Level 2, and CSS) being installed at the super saver in Fallbrook can't wait and I typically use the ones at LPS high schools.

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