NACS to Magic Dock to CCS Adapter to NACS 😁

[MrGnocchi]

*note - this is not a salvaged Tesla and it is not banned from the supercharger network

Just being silly (and curious, and excited to try this out in person)

The car knew it was supercharging, but it seems like the charging cost isn't shared with the car (Tessie also reports it as $0/set price)

There appeared to be no immediate difference in power delivered (I just charged like this for a couple of minutes to avoid higher non-Tesla prices)

 

[gaswalla]

This may or not be a solution for salvaged Teslas locked out of the supercharger network.
Based on your report, it does not look promising

 

[buckets0fun]

This may or not be a solution for salvaged Teslas locked out of the supercharger network.
Based on your report, it does not look promising

Or they could go through the standard renable procedure. It’s cheap, mellow, and not much more than retrofitting ccs(through tesla) to non enabled cars.

 

[gsmith123]

The car knew it was supercharging

How did you determine this? Specifically, how do you know the car knows it's at a Tesla Supercharger vs another DC fast charger (sometimes they are right beside each other)?

(Or did you just mean the car knows it's DC fast charging?)

 

[MrGnocchi]

How did you determine this? Specifically, how do you know the car knows it's at a Tesla Supercharger vs another DC fast charger (sometimes they are right beside each other)?

(Or did you just mean the car knows it's DC fast charging?)

The Tessie app marked it as a supercharger session

I believe I saw it on the car display as well, but I have no pictures of it so I don't remember for sure

 

[Carson Lohr]

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*note - this is not a salvaged Tesla and it is not banned from the supercharger network

Just being silly (and curious, and excited to try this out in person)

The car knew it was supercharging, but it seems like the charging cost isn't shared with the car (Tessie also reports it as $0/set price)

There appeared to be no immediate difference in power delivered (I just charged like this for a couple of minutes to avoid higher non-Tesla prices)

Odd question, would this be a way to get around disabled supercharging on salvaged teslas prolly not

 

[NGabriel]

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*note - this is not a salvaged Tesla and it is not banned from the supercharger network

Just being silly (and curious, and excited to try this out in person)

The car knew it was supercharging, but it seems like the charging cost isn't shared with the car (Tessie also reports it as $0/set price)

There appeared to be no immediate difference in power delivered (I just charged like this for a couple of minutes to avoid higher non-Tesla prices)

I'm surprised the car didn't tip towards the driver's door.