[Huey52]

Plymouth, MA already has one.

 

[GTI2ID4]

Thanks for sharing this. I live in Harrisburg, PA and look forward to more PA EA stations. We have one in Carlisle, PA... hoping for more between here and Philly.

 

[Andy at Ross-Tech.com]

Ooh neat. According to EA this is now open for business. I may head down there for a quick top up … for science. This is now the closest EA to my house.


Plymouth Meeting Mall
500 W Germantown Pik, Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, 19642, US

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[Andy at Ross-Tech.com]

It’s working! Since I had to remove the shrink wrap from the CCS I’m pretty sure I’m the first one to ever use this charger. Extra virgin first press electrons.

SoC	kW	kWh	Elapsed minutes
72%	35	0	0
72%	33	1	2
74%	31	2	4
75%	30	3	6
76%	29	4	8
77%	30	5	10
78%	30	6	12
79%	31	7	14
80%	30	8	16
81%	28	9	18
82%	26	10	20
83%	24	11	22
84%	22	11	24
85%	21	12	26
86%	20	13	28
86%	19	13	30
87%	20	14	32

That was pretty meh. My battery was cold (11*C) and my SoC started high but still, I should have gotten a bit more kW. I plugged into the CCS/CHAdeMO which may have been a mistake. Next time I will plug into the dedicated CCS.

 

[GTI2ID4]

Thanks for the pics Andy! My wife used the King of Prussia EA station last weekend when she took my ID4 on its first shopping trip to the mall. It was a good experience for her. I'll see if I can dig up a photo.

 

[Andy at Ross-Tech.com]

Today I charged up again at this location, this time pump 3 (not shared with CHAdeMO like last time) and battery temp was already nice and toasty due to ambient temps. MUCH better charging speeds:

SoC	kW	kWh	Elapsed minutes
72%	54	0	0
73%	54	2	2
76%	54	4	4
77%	52	5	6
79%	50	7	8
81%	47	9	10
83%	44	10	12
84%	41	11	14
85%	39	12	15

 

[Volt-Wagon]

Thanks for sharing this. I live in Harrisburg, PA and look forward to more PA EA stations. We have one in Carlisle, PA... hoping for more between here and Philly.

Same here. I’ve been sending EA emails every week suggesting Harrisburg. I don’t understand how a State Capital doesn’t have charging stations.