How is AP and/or FSD on rural and hilly state hwy?

[Atari2600]

Thank you, that is awesome information. There is a ton to learn but it is great to have resources like this community to help the transition.

Thanks for the excuse to revisit my inventory. Yesterday I ordered this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B085N9GLHY
The keyed neutral pin is removed, this is for the ability to provide 120v to RVs, not needed in charging. Not many folks realize the NEMA 14-xx is designed for 120 or 240 volt operation. Since this neutral is removed only the two hots and ground remain and can be plugged into a 14-30, 14-50 or 14-60 receptacle. So now I can plug into a modern dryer outlet or the mythical 14-60 using my extension cord.

I also picked this up. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076ZTZMHM
Probably a waste of money but for $19 why not.

 

[Colorfinger]

Thanks for the excuse to revisit my inventory. Yesterday I ordered this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B085N9GLHY
The keyed neutral pin is removed, this is for the ability to provide 120v to RVs, not needed in charging. Not many folks realize the NEMA 14-xx is designed for 120 or 240 volt operation. Since this neutral is removed only the two hots and ground remain and can be plugged into a 14-30, 14-50 or 14-60 receptacle. So now I can plug into a modern dryer outlet or the mythical 14-60 using my extension cord.

I also picked this up. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076ZTZMHM
Probably a waste of money but for $19 why not.

My inlaws have just installed a 30 amp receptacle for our Travel Trailer at their property in New Richmond where it is currently being stored so that they can use it while they are in the process of tearing down his old family home and building their new house. If they can get their current house on the market it, they want to be able to use the RV as needed. Sounds like it will do double duty for the RV and we can use it to charge from when we are visiting.