Hi everyone, Here is the list of charging sites for this coming weekend's events in Miami with Chelsea Sexton. The listing below is from north to south, starting in Palm Beach County and heading south to Miami.
Delray Beach --------------- 1935 SW 35th Ave. Delray Beach, FL 33445 Contact: Charles Whalen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: 561-638-6881 14-50, 40A 240V TAL small-paddle inductive Outside at driveway Instructions: Gently unplug the TAL small-paddle inductive charger from the 14-50 outlet beneath it, then plug your charging cable into the 14-50 outlet. Access: 7am-9pm, 7 days a week, other times by prior arrangement Boca Raton ------------- Coastal Tire 35 SW 1st Ave. Boca Raton, FL 33432 Contact: Bob Fuerstenau [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: 561-395-8371 10-50, 50A 208V L14-30, 30A 208V L15-20, 30A 208V Inside southwest corner of building; access: M-F 7:30am-5pm Six 5-15 outlets, each 20A 120V Outside north side of building; access: 24x7 Fort Lauderdale --------------------- 3121 NE 57th Court Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308 Contact: Paul Renneisen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: 954-938-9333, 954-812-2674 14-50, 50A 240V TAL small-paddle inductive Outside at driveway Instructions: Gently unplug the TAL small-paddle inductive charger from the 14-50 outlet beneath it, then plug your charging cable into the 14-50 outlet. Access: 7am-9pm, 7 days a week, other times by prior arrangement Miami ------- 250 SW 22nd Road Miami, FL 33129 (3 miles from Miami City Hall, where the Friday evening event is being held) Contact: Allan Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cell: 786-525-9737 10-30, 50A 240V Inside garage Access: By prior arrangement; call ahead Coconut Grove ----------------- Miami City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, FL 33133 This is where the event is being held with Chelsea Sexton on Friday, April 11 from 5pm to 9pm. There are two 50A 208-250V outlets here that are having their power switched on and made available to us from Thursday morning through Sunday noon. 1) CS-6365C, 50A 208V Access: 24 hours a day, Thursday 4/10 through Sunday noon 4/13. This first outlet is on the traffic circle in front of Miami City Hall, directly facing the front door of Miami City Hall. The outlet is on the back side of a low (about 18-inch high) wall just behind the parking spaces there on the circle. The outlet is located just behind the fire hydrant, on the back side of the low wall there. You should park in the space labeled as "Loading Zone", with a sign there that says "No Parking, Loading Zone Only". (We have permission to park there and use that space to charge our cars from Thursday through Sunday.) This space is immediately in front of (and just slightly counter-clockwise to) the outlet, behind the wall there. Your charging cable will only need to make about a 20 foot run from your car parked in that space (marked "Loading Zone") to the outlet. If any policeman or City Hall security officer gives you a hard time about being parked in that space marked "Loading Zone", politely tell them that you have permission to be parked there in that space (in order to charge your electric car) from: 1) Miami City Commissioner Marc Sarnoff (who is hosting and sponsoring the weekend EV event with Chelsea Sexton), 2) Commissioner Sarnoff's Chief of Staff, Ron Nelson (office: 305-250-5334, cell: 305-281-2649, [EMAIL PROTECTED]), and 3) Chuck Postis, Superintendent of Property Maintenance, General Services Administration (office: 305-329-4736, cell: 786-999-5488, [EMAIL PROTECTED]). 2) CS-6365C, 50A 250V Access: 24 hours a day, Thursday 4/10 through Sunday noon 4/13. The second outlet being designated and assigned for our EV charging use is on the second power-pedestal on the seawall pier immediately adjacent to Miami City Hall on the northeast side of the building. The first power-pedestal on the seawall pier on the east-northeast side of the building has got a boat called "The Beast" docked adjacent to it; "The Beast" does not have any power cables connected to that first power-pedestal. But that first power-pedestal, which is actually east-northeast of the building, is not the one that has been assigned for our EV charging use. We're supposed to use the second power-pedestal (which is actually directly northeast of the building) on that seawall pier. That second power-pedestal has got a boat called "Carried Away" docked adjacent to it. "Carried Away" has a power cable connected to this power-pedestal on the northwest side of power-pedestal. But there is nothing, no boat, connected to the 50A 250V CS-6365C outlet on the southeast side of this power-pedestal, and that is outlet we have been designated and assigned to use for charging our cars. Please do *NOT* park your car in the very narrow, single-lane road (which goes around the Miami City Hall building) next to the outlet and seawall pier there, because your car would block the flow of traffic. Pull your car up on the wide sidewalk alongside the seawall pier and that outlet there. The sidewalk is plenty wide to park your car there. You must stay with your car during the entire time that you charge there at this outlet on the seawall pier. If one of the marina security officers comes up and gives you a problem about being parked on the sidewalk there, politely tell him that you have permission to be parked there on the sidewalk (in order to charge your electric car) from: 1) the Marinas Manager, Stephen Bogner (office: 305-579-6950, cell: 305-989-9674, [EMAIL PROTECTED]), 2) Miami City Commissioner Marc Sarnoff (who is hosting and sponsoring the weekend EV event with Chelsea Sexton), and 3) Commissioner Sarnoff's Chief of Staff, Ron Nelson (office: 305-250-5334, cell: 305-281-2649, [EMAIL PROTECTED]). I have 10-30 female to CS-6365C male plug adaptors for both of these outlets at Miami City Hall and the adjacent seawall pier that I will have on hand and make available to anyone needing to charge there. I am conveniently staying at a hotel just 4 blocks (about a 10-minute walk, or 2-minute drive in my RAV4-EV) away from Miami City Hall, from Thursday afternoon through 10am Saturday morning. So all you have to do is call me on my cell phone (561-251-2387) if I am not there at City Hall, and I will come over and bring my plug adaptors. Please note that the Neutral and Ground wiring configurations are slightly different on the two respective outlets (the one at the traffic circle in front of City Hall vs. the one at the seawall pier), so they require slightly differently wired plug adaptors, which I have taken care of. Basically all you need to have on your charging cable is the ability to plug into a 10-30 standard dryer outlet, and I'll have you covered for these two outlets at Miami City Hall. Please note that I will not have any email access from Thursday through Saturday night. The only way I can be reached is on my cell phone at 561-251-2387. Finally, ***VERY IMPORTANTLY***, please note that Fairchild Tropical Garden in Coral Gables, where Saturday's event with Chelsea Sexton is being held, does not have any charging capability there. So we have to do all our weekend charging in Miami either at Miami City Hall or at Allan Miller's house. It's a driving distance of 5 and a half miles from Miami City Hall to Fairchild Tropical Garden. Best regards, Charles Whalen Charging Director Florida Electric Auto Association Delray Beach, FL cell: 561-251-2387 [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Florida EAA mailing list [email protected] http://www.floridaeaa.org
