EV Charging station & RV use
It seems that electric vehicles have a couple standards for charging stations but the ones that are free (like Volta) likely have a J1772 plug. It'd be great to just get 30A out of it. Anyone seen any...
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I equate this with overpass construction.
To combat galvanic corrosion some times 120 volt ac is used. The easiest way to check to see if it is working is to install a plug some where. One homeless person discovered this, and used it to plug in a radio.
I know that some advertising signs that are lite up also have outlets.
Do I use them? Nope.
But I have flirted with the idea.
I do a lot of urban boondocking and having a place to plug is a siren song for me.
When I am at a a friends house--I take them to dinner, or buy some coffee--or find another way to repay them for their generosity to me.
As far as plugging into a charging station. If it is "free" then, no, I would not do so. If it were "pay" I would ask permission to use it at night--or when it is not in use by an EV.
For those of you who do have an EV do public charging stations usually have a fee to be paid? Is it by the hour or by the consumption of power?
To combat galvanic corrosion some times 120 volt ac is used. The easiest way to check to see if it is working is to install a plug some where. One homeless person discovered this, and used it to plug in a radio.
I know that some advertising signs that are lite up also have outlets.
Do I use them? Nope.
But I have flirted with the idea.
I do a lot of urban boondocking and having a place to plug is a siren song for me.
When I am at a a friends house--I take them to dinner, or buy some coffee--or find another way to repay them for their generosity to me.
As far as plugging into a charging station. If it is "free" then, no, I would not do so. If it were "pay" I would ask permission to use it at night--or when it is not in use by an EV.
For those of you who do have an EV do public charging stations usually have a fee to be paid? Is it by the hour or by the consumption of power?
