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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mike-s wrote:Chum lee wrote:It seems you've answered your own question without knowing it. They're "free EV charging stations". Allowing an RV to park there doesn't turn the RV into an EV. Hence, no free electricity. Plugging in an RV would be no different than scamming a free dessert at a restaurant by falsely claiming it's your birthday.
there are free EV charging stations that have a standard 120 Volt plug and they allow free RV (any vehicle really) overnight parking.
When in college I had a roommate from Afghanistan. One day I asked him, "How old are you?" He replied, "I don't know. 22, 23, 24, I'm not sure." I responded, "Surely you jest. Everybody knows how old they are." He became very upset with me and voiced angrily, "Look my friend, in my country, many people die every day. The day you are born means nothing. If you live a long time and become famous or important, it's the day you die that matters."
Next time, you go ahead and tell my friend Ali to keep his hands off the free birthday cake at the buffet. Maybe you'll annoy him and he'll ring home and send a few suicide bombers to come by your favorite restaurant. Hopefully you'll be there filling your gut at the same time. Another 911. Allahu Akbar!
Although the EV charging situation I mentioned was real, my post was a joke. That's why I started it off with the "monkey wrench" remark. Moral of the story: Use your brain and don't sweat the small stuff! Notice how people who argue points form the moral viewpoint usually assume that they have the higher ground. One mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter. Good luck to you.
Chum lee
