How many miles on one charge?
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Depends on how much you pedal. ;) I often ride 17-20 miles with moderate pedaling, on one charge. Note that I live in hilly San Francisco. :)
473697
I'm about 220 pounds and I got 10-12 miles when the battery was new. I've put 1200 miles on it and now I'm getting 6-8 miles.
1386649
Sorry but I dont know, I am sure the answer can be found at http://www.milesstair.com/ .
769447
Definitely around that amount. I usually charge around once a week and it charges in about 1 to 2 hours.
2205119
only with the one to use in the car, if you want to charge at home you must buy one here with amazon for $3.00 or so, dont remember well, but not expensive.
2259174
I would estimate about 45-60 minutes. The number of charges obviously depends on how you use your phone but I can get up to two full charges.
1229227
Hello,there is an indicator.It will tell at the time the charge was reduced.It is to fill in the charge of one hour. It may be used once or twice after it was known indicator. I can use a week or more on a full charge. Thank you
1481838
yes one charge. my only complaint is after almost a year I need to buy another the battery simply does not hold a charge any longer
157722
True. The mileage is impressive. I think I go about about a mile every 2.5 minutes. Impressive!
622961
It is rated for 45,000 miles. I got a little more than that from my first set.
1962659
According to the item listing traffic is lifetime with no additional charges. Since I've only had the unit for less than 3 months I can't verifiy how long it will really last... so far, so good. To this point I have only gotten one traffic warning.
939364
You can use the one you already havethis device burn out on me on the second day so at about 150 miles
295660
You can buy just one and use it on two vehicles at different times. I used it on my charger and challenger
1865044
Sure, if you are not interested in keeping track of total miles driven it could certainly work that way. I personally keep mine plugged in to log everything and then weekly I identify the business trips in their trip log. My understanding is if audited, the IRS wants to know the reason for the trips in addition to the miles driven.
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Michael, I haven't specifically done the test you're talking about. But I have realized I needed to go out for a longer trip and plugged my Leaf in for 30-45 minutes and got about another 15 or so miles. I didn't do a controlled test, but you did notice the range difference from a relatively short charge. The amount of additional charge you get is proportional to how full your battery is. A near empty battery gets more charger then something that's over 80% full (just a characteristic of a lithium-ion battery). One note this was done with the 2013 Leaf with the 6.6 kwh charger, I assume you'll get less if you have the base model with the 3.3 kwh charger. Michael, I haven't specifically done the test you're talking about. But I have realized I needed to go out for a longer trip and plugged my Leaf in for 30-45 minutes and got about another 15 or so miles. I didn't do a controlled test, but you did notice the range difference from a relatively short charge. The amount of additional charge you get is proportional to how full your battery is. A near empty battery gets more charger then something that's over 80% full (just a characteristic of a lithium-ion battery). One note this was done with the 2013 Leaf with the 6.6 kwh charger, I assume... » Read More Michael, I haven't specifically done the test you're talking about. But I have realized I needed to go out for a longer trip and plugged my Leaf in for 30-45 minutes and got about another 15 or so miles. I didn't do a controlled test, but you did notice the range difference from a relatively short charge. The amount of additional charge you get is proportional to how full your battery is. A near empty battery gets more charger then something that's over 80% full (just a characteristic of a lithium-ion battery). One note this was done with the 2013 Leaf with the 6.6 kwh charger, I assume you'll get less if you have the base model with the 3.3 kwh charger. « Show Less
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Never really timed it nor had to do it. Usually I used it for 15 minute charges between vehicle trips
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To assure a full charge, leave it for 6 hours. Don't worry about overcharging it. For future reference, your nuvi will charge much, much faster on the car charger.
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my understanding is that a 240v charger adds 10- 12 miles per hour. My volt goes 35 miles and it charges in a little less than 4 hours