Recent content by RayK18

That was good information. I did it and it seems to be updating now. Thanks.

That is a good link. Thank, I will save it

Unfortunately it only said OPEN

Thanks. It only said OPEN.

Thanks for that information. The confusion is that I was leaving in the car just yesterday, and there was a message on the screen saying that I could open or close the windows from the app. I was in a rush, so I didn't read it thoroughly, but it made me think the app/car was ready.

I have gone to the Apple app store and tried that but nothing. Google search doesn't find much. Recently in my car a notice said that the window can now be closed from the app. If so I need an app update.

I have had this nuisance tripping occur. It occurred about 3 of 5 times. I have recently tried a new method: -1- I hold the charging cable for a few seconds to let any charge on my body equalize with the cable's state of charge. -2- Then I touch the charging cable against the body of the car...

That is a treasure trove of good information. In my enthusiasm to succeed I had not realized that the garage outlet wiring would have to come from my 4th-floor electrical panel, or, as you suggest, a separate meter and breaker need to be installed. A limitation for sure. The links are helpful...

I appreciate your feedback. I will keep pushing the stone.

Thanks for your thoughts. Regarding limiting EV users by not having a Level 2 high power charger: point taken, however, the choices for a multi-unit condo building are: -1- none (denied by the HOA). -2- charging by a high power distributed power network from EverCharge or ChargePoint. -3-...

There is only one 120 VAC outlet and it is a common area resource only to be used to vacuum a car, etc. Not for continued use. It is taking power and charging that cost to the community.

Thanks for your thoughts. I understand your challenge of a condo building and an EV charging conflict. That is why I am working to have a plan that will be a win-win for the condo EV owner and the HOA. Anyone who shares my plight is encouraged to provide their views on this thread.

Thanks for your thoughts. I understand your view that one 120vAC/20 amp outlet would seem not be a problem, I agree, however, with a few caveats. I am looking at the broader context for a condo building that has 25 units and 16 garages (9 outside covered parking spots). The two limitations...

That is my fear. My plan is to continue to do some research and hopefully formulate a plan that will be a win-win for the EV owner and the HOA.

I'll check it out. Thanks