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When weather is inclement or range is super-important, or you're sitting somewhere for a long time... (like storage or in-laws) don't pass up 120v charging ^-^

-Crissa
I agree. I have used it at cabins we rent. The key is not to be waiting on it to continue on your trip. It is excruciating.
 

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a Cyberlandr might be a better option than a camper trailer.
That's my plan. The Cyberlandr, as conceived, stows completely inside the closed vault of CT so that except for the added weight (~1200 lbs dry), it doesn't reduce range due to drag like a trailer would. The CT tri-motor version should be able to cover 400 miles of real-world range between charging stops. Edmonton, AB to Fairbanks is doable if one is patient and goes prepared.
 

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Here's an update on chargers in the Yukon. I took this from the Alaska Tesla Owners Facebook group.

The Yukon government is making progress. The Blue dots already exist, Red are planned. The future is almost here...

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