Ordered my MS60 today, debating if I should get the wall charger

[DarylS2001]

Click on "this" should be a link to a specific 3 seconds of a YouTube video.

Nope - does not work.

 

[LilWanFu]

Nope - does not work.

That was pretty neat....

 

[Canuck]

Worked for me and looks pretty cool but not something I'd get. Too much of an attention calling thing for me...

 

[HebrHmr]

Worked for me and looks pretty cool but not something I'd get. Too much of an attention calling thing for me...

@DarylS2001 look at 0:07-0:10...it's a nerd response to your Cylon comment.

 

[pslawing]

My husband got mine up today! Looks great! Same price as another mobile connector. We got the long cord because it wasn't that much more. Hey I don't even have my car yet.

 

[pslawing]

Trying pic again

How do you post a pic? What service u use for photo URL?

 

[Canuck]

How do you post a pic? What service u use for photo URL?

Use the "Upload a File" button at the bottom and then find the pic on your computer. Then it will give you an option to post it as a thumbnail or full size.

 

[pslawing]

Thanks Canuck!

 

[DarylS2001]

@DarylS2001 look at 0:07-0:10...it's a nerd response to your Cylon comment.

Nice - $950 (for the rear) and $259 (for the "T") seems a bit steep to me. But an interesting customization just the same.

 

[LilWanFu]

One thing I did not see mention in the replies is the weather element. It probably doesn't apply to the OP (location Florida) but if you live north/north east and park outside, snow might be an issue.

In my situation, 1) I don't have a garage and 2) live in MA. Rain and snow is an issue. So far, I can not find a "good" outdoors electrical box to host and protect the NEMA outlet. "Good" for me means: 1) up to electrical code, 2) good protection from rain/snow and 3) not ugly looking.

In theory, the HPWC is weather proof (Type 3R) and good looking. Having said that, I am still looking for a good NEMA solution before my Tesla arrives (late January) but so far, the HPWC is the better choice for me.

I also have a NEMA 14-50 receptacle in a ruggedized box for my generator inlet attached to the 200 AMP main that feeds my house. It seals nicely when closed.