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Supercharger Shell
- Thread starter BojangleGuy
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Im not a moderator for this section. With that being said, reading this thread, there is no proof of where this item came from or not. You can always report a thread, which will always contact moderators who have access to take action, if action is warranted. I dont see proof here, but you can report the thread if you have some and let a mod for this section know.
How could someone legitimately own one? They are all owned by Tesla and they dont appear to sell them.
What you, or I, or anyone else "think" is not relevant. What is able to be proved, is. I have no idea where it came from, but accusing someone of theft without proof is wrong (my opinion), and could be seen as harassing, without proof.
When a supercharger needs to be replaced (it gets damaged or there is some sort of change that warrants a new shell tesla subcontracts local electricians to do the work. Trust me these aren't stolen.
To play some devils advocate there could be many scenarios where extra shells could get into the market. Unnoticeable manufacturing defects could cause them to be discarded and the garbage man could've kept them. Or a shipment of these to a supercharger construction site could've been legitimately lost and replacements were sent - these are big enough but probably cheap enough to make where it's cheaper to just throw away than to ship them back and another garbage man thought they were cool and kept a few.
This needs to be another Boring Company merch item.
These aren't damaged. There were new internals put into the superchargers and these no longer fit so there were new shells installed.
I don't care at all, but do they have an expectation that you'll destroy these? They bring Tesla.
I have an electrical friend who does cable laying and splicing. They expect them to toss all scrap, but the employees keep the scrap and taken it in for $.
Neither situation is illegal, but their are expectations as a contractor. Not sure if you're meeting those expectations...just curious
I have an electrical friend who does cable laying and splicing. They expect them to toss all scrap, but the employees keep the scrap and taken it in for $.
Neither situation is illegal, but their are expectations as a contractor. Not sure if you're meeting those expectations...just curious
I'm not an electrician I just know that was how these were obtained. I would guess that if Tesla really didn't want these floating around they would be pretty strict on how they get them back.I don't care at all, but do they have an expectation that you'll destroy these? They bring Tesla.
I have an electrical friend who does cable laying and splicing. They expect them to toss all scrap, but the employees keep the scrap and taken it in for $.
Neither situation is illegal, but their are expectations as a contractor. Not sure if you're meeting those expectations...just curious
Are you wanting to sell the shells?Just wondering what someone would pay if I "hypothetically" happened to have a supercharger shell or two laying around
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