Electric TT

Reisender wrote:


No idea and way out of my league. We are just RVers who like to travel and camp. But there are lots of RVers in trailers our size. We were in some campgrounds along the way where probably half of the rigs were SUV's or half tons or whatever towing trailers our size. of course 50 amp sites are kinda rare up here.

Self explanatory.
The gray is freebie charging. So in the driveway at the inlaws, touristy places with free charging and of course campgrounds. At least for our kind of combo I would say 10 to 30 kwh would be normal, depending on if we were visiting or travelling.

Anyway, hope this is useful info. I'm not interested in a toxic conversation or being referred to as a thief or freeloader so I'll leave this thread after this. Life is too short. :)

Safe travels and happy camping all. :)

Not being "toxic", but if pointing flaws and short comings of the EVs is toxic conversation, well not my fault.

Never called anyone out as "thief" but, getting something for "free" is not exactly "free" to someone else.

Absolutely no one gives me gas, electric, phone, my home, my vehicles, my RV or anything for free. No one fills my tank for free, no one gives me food to eat for free.

Touting "free electric charging" anywhere is a "red herring" which redirects what really happens into a scenario that by outside appearances make it look better to outside people without looking bad.

Reality says, someone had to pay to build the electric plants, the distribution system, the maintenance and operation of system.. It didn't build it's self for free.. The money came from someone else's pockets.. Who's pockets? Everyone that lives and breathes.

What you are doing works great for you, but sadly, it isn't going to work for everyone and someone else gets to pay for your enjoyment.