Recent content by JssonB

If you have a IR camera you can check to see if you have any hot spots while charging. If not, I would inspect your wiring connections from the breaker to the outlet before buying a new charging adapter.

Yes, but the easy way is to schedule through your app and the Neocharge will only allow one to charge by default and when the first car is done, it switches over to the second one automatically. That is the default setup.

I had a similar experience. I looked local and the batteries were $240 or more and then I would have to install it. So I booked an Service request for it through the app and they quoted me $117 for them to come to my home and install it. Heck yea! So I had them install it and then at the very...

I can answer the two Tesla question. You can use a Neocharge to plug both in and schedule one at a time to charge. That's what I do. You can also charge both at a reduced rate, but I choose one at time. It's that easy. Oops, sorry. I didn't read all the way through to read that you figured out...

I do know Tesla has been given 7.5 billion to provide 500,000 super chargers and some how they are installing them for half of the cost of their competitors.

Wow, this is oh so close, but the wrong direction for me. Well, except when I'm shopping at the Sprouts. I guess if I need it in a pinch coming from either one of my kid's houses, I could swing by, I live up on the far north end of Signal butte, but I commute to Scottsdale and could use one...

I was yelling the same thing!!

Do this first ^, then go into settings/location services and set the Tesla app to always.

I didn't refer to 210.8(F) - Outdoor equipment, and yes, all outdoor outlets are required to be GFCI protected. The original question was referring to 625, which is indoor locations while 210.8 is referred to for outdoor locations. I know what 625 refers to. In layman's terms, the potential...

Check Carmax. I saw a few when I sold them my Model 3.

With that being said, the GFCI protection under 625.54 states “receptacle”. I could not find any mention of an outlet. It states receptacles because a person (625.54 (D)) can easily come into contact with a live conductor when plugging in or removing the plug while standing barefoot in a damp or...

That references outlets, not hard wired. I haven’t found anything on hard wired either. 625 only references outlets or receptacles.

I was laying mine down for about a year and had to damage to bike or car. Derailleur side up and it's actually beneficial for the dropper, forks and shock to be lay'ed over to have the seal rings keep wet. If you have a leak from laying it down, then you need to have it repaired. I never had...

I could use the Model 3 seat back covers!

Sign me up as well. I'm constantly laying a blanket down to cover the back of the seats.