Dodge all in on electric too 500 mile range Ram

wapiticountry wrote:
And after I have connected to the main panel how do I string the wiring to the charging station? I don’t think laying it in the ground is acceptable. Burying the wiring gets very costly as the charging stations are likely to need to be located a distance away. Traversing that distance often involves crossing roads .landscaping and utility lines panels aren’t generally located in locations convenient to drive up to. Furthermore the panels generally are maxed out per NEC code powering the RV sites. Add power hungry charging stations would overload the main breaker which is not going to be popular with the guests watching TV, microwaving pop corn, and just enjoying the cool breezes from the air conditioners. If only things were as simple as people not involved in the project thinks it is.

Someone figured out to build an entire campground with buried electric, sewer, phone, water, asphalt, swim pool, front office, shower house and the rest.
And yet today with all the improved technology, tools and machinery is it that hard to pull a few wires?