I don't mind this approach. The lifetime warranty on the EVSE from United appeals to me. Also the increasing value over time. The low quality of the EVSE from Pion is giving me pause.

Thanks. Yes, it seems like low quality hardware for sure. Looking at the quality hardware, United Chargers pays 3c/kWh and SWTCH pays 5 cents a kWh. Both have far better looking hardware and United gives a 3 year warranty, so to me that says the hardware is better (others give 2 years).

Sorry to hear this. Locally in Vancouver there was a push for LRT at grade as opposed to expanding our "Skytrain" (10X the hourly capacity) which is a driverless electric light rail, often elevated, but underground in dense areas. In the end we chose expanding the skytrain, which is looking good.

I emailed them this AM to ask if they will have a list for preorders. One cool upside with the limited numbers is they will go fast and show the market demand.

Was the hardpan quite close to the surface?

I appreciate the Calgary humor. Any chance you have a photo of the billboard?

That is an idea that has room to go up!

Who is your hauler ? In Vancouver this pick up will be processed locally by a company called Merlin Plastics. They produce small plastic beads that are reprocessed into new plastic products.

I had requested some recycling signs via recycleBC and they replied to my email saying this one was coming also. It arrived today. Good luck!

I am in a multi family building in Vancouver. We are east Van and mid February is our roll out.

I don't know the roll out for other cities. You could email recycleBC, that is who I reached out to. Info@recylebc(dot)ca

Nice! One EV? Two?