Monthly Archives: September 2015

The idea was to follow Tesla’s trail of Canadian superchargers eastbound for a while and visit that curiously large hotel at Banff. I had always been intrigued how someone could fill up such a large hotel in such a remote … Continue reading →

As I progressed south, I could feel the desire to supercharge. It began when the Tesla Nav software insisted on routing all my trips through a supercharger station more than 350 miles away. Imagine charges measured in minutes rather than … Continue reading →

And so a long drive back through Canada lay before me.  I endeavored to apply my new knowledge of off-network charging to the trek: * Charge overnight at 50 amp spots to maximize daylight driving time * Adjust speed as … Continue reading →

On the drive up to Hyder from Prince George, I saw lots of crossing signs. There’s the typical mainland deer crossing sign, but also I saw elk crossing (fuller rack of horns), moose crossing (looks like Bullwinkle), mountain goat (looks … Continue reading →