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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Bill who wrote (1427621)12/6/2023 4:53:50 PM
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Some are free, but they're mostly L2 chargers and would take hours to charge up a TM3. I don't use them a lot. I mostly charge over night at home and that energy comes from the Solar Panels on my home. BTW, the utility company credits me for any solar power I don't use in the day time. The credits pay for the overnight charging. If you use a Tesla Supercharger, you're paying through the nose @ ~0.42 per kWh
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