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I wrote to Tesla support and got a quick answer back as follows: Hello Greg, Thank you for reaching out to us today. To technical support’s knowledge, there are no such documents. The operation of the Tesla and the cable are all safe and should function fine under normal electrical...

Interesting update on the HOA. My wife is up there this weekend while I am in Singapore. She says the roughly 8 cars that are in the garage that are being stored there during the slow fall season have all been moved so as to occupy all the parking spots immediately surrounding the only outlet...

I do charge at Silverthorne on the way up to Beaver Creek, so my charging is minimal at the condo. I pay for electricity in the condo, but the HOA pays for common area electricity and gas. So if someone plugs in a hair dryer in the locker room or turns on one of the several gas fireplaces in...

I am fairly certain I do have the right to plug in if it is not disallowed by the HOA rules, as confirmed by a close friend of mine who is President of an HOA.

It is one of only two outlets in the parking garage, so there are a total of 4 plugs for people to use, 2 plugs per outlet. Only one outlet is convenient for charging, as the other outlet is near the entrance and would require draping extension cords across walking areas to access a parking...

This weekend we purchased a ski condo in Avon, Colorado. While up there this weekend, we naturally plugged in my Model S into a 120 volt standard plug in the parking garage to charge. It was a corner parking spot in a nearly empty garage. I got a letter from the President of the HOA today...