voltstats.net

[Driverguy01]

when logged in on voltstats.net, i clik on manage groups and i get a server error either on my computer or smart phone. I cant join my Canadian friends, any idea?

[ghostgs1]

Same thing here. I guess patience is a virtue applies. Ray

[scottf200]

It is working or me at this moment in time. I even joined your group for a minute and then left.

[mrosack]

when logged in on voltstats.net, i clik on manage groups and i get a server error either on my computer or smart phone. I cant join my Canadian friends, any idea?

I'm having trouble reproducing your error, can you give more information, like your car's serial number? Thanks.

[mrosack]

Nevermind, your serial number was in your sig, duh.

I've found the bug, and I'll have a fix out soon. Thanks!

[MaxVoltsOhio]

Got it updated!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for all the help!!!!!!

[Driverguy01]

tks a lot it works fine now. Bet a few more will join, tks again mrosack. UPDATE: now i cant see the groups i joined.....HELP

[Voltastic]

Autoblog picked it up: Volt Stats! lets owners share their data and compete

In the comments, there is a dingdong of course

Richard Phat Lam

Keep in mind that the MPGe reported on VoltStats website is incredibly inaccurate. The designer of the website cannot pull KWh used from OnStar, so he has to assume a maximum efficiency of 93 MPGe and go down from there. Individual Volt owners can actually go on the MyVolt website run by Chevrolet to calculate their true MPGe. Mines is 33 KWh/100 Miles (33.7 / 0.34 = 102 MPGe) even with a full 100 MPH EV only uphill drive ;-). Volt Stats reports my Volt as 88 MPGe which is 15% under the true MPGe.

So the fleet average MPGe is lower than the true MPGe.

I agree entirely with you on this. I wish the my Volt would do the MPGe calculation on top of the standard MPG calculation. It is rather easy on my 2012 Volt 33.7 / (total KWh used/miles driven) = MPGe. You can then do average the two to get an rough estimate of total environmental impact your driving has done

[tboult]

Autoblog picked it up: Volt Stats! lets owners share their data and compete

In the comments, there is a dingdong of course

Not sure why you consider that a dingdong comment. Not sure about his data since he is depending on myVolt, but I do my own computations from data on voltstat.net and the my MPGg is way better than the EPA, so his overall statement is right. A Spread sheet to compute your own at
http://innovation.uccs.edu/~tboult/V...a_withMPGe.xls

I've spend enough time in the data on volstats that I also have more appreciation of the prolems at myvolt.com.. there are lots of "errors" in the reported data that makes it more difficult to work with. The spreadsheet makes some assumptions and may make errors).

(Mike if your reading this, I'd be happy to work with you to add this to volt stats.. its spring break week and I can even sling some code, and can probably do better with a real programming language but was to painful to do some cleaning in excel without VB. ;-)

[gaulfinger]

I just started another thread on accuracy of the stats. My mpg has drifted about 400 mpg between web site and odometer estimates, which works out to over 0.8 gallon in missing gas. It's probably due to source stats, but if there are code changes to better handle things, that would be great!

http://gm-volt.com/forum/showthread....yVolt-Accuracy