On 03/29/2016 07:24 PM, David Nelson via EV wrote:
I have been considering this very thing. Not only could I charge a little
faster it also means if for some reason the OBC quit I could still charge
at home.
Me, too.
The EMotorWerks solution is about $4k. I could feed it as much as 80
amps si
On 29 Mar 2016 at 15:55, brucedp5 via EV wrote:
> Usually installing a dryer outlet is not a problem, say a 14-50 50A(?).
Minor correction: A 50 amp rated NEMA 14-50 would typically be a range or
welder receptacle. A clothes dryer receptacle is rated 30 amps and is a
NEMA 14-30. Before the m
I have been considering this very thing. Not only could I charge a little
faster it also means if for some reason the OBC quit I could still charge
at home.
On Tue, Mar 29, 2016 at 3:55 PM, brucedp5 via EV wrote:
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> I was thinking of all the 1st gen EVs out there that can be had for a low
> p
I was thinking of all the 1st gen EVs out there that can be had for a low
price. The largest problem is their cheap (wimpy) 3kW charger. Short of
tearing into the EV (loss of dealer/factory support) how can one get around
this.
There are lower cost L3 EVSE that can be bought
http://insideevs.com
