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Tesla Roadster to Model S converted to J1772

TonyWilliams

Active Member
Jun 11, 2012
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San Diego - Tesla powered Rav4 EV
Ok, this was a surprise. I cut open the Roadster to Model S adapter to put a J1772 plug on instead. Any guesses what the four white insulated "fiber" wire is?


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TurboFroggy

Member
Dec 5, 2012
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Everett, WA
It is strain-relief/filler that is put into most cables that may encounter a lot of movement/pulling etc. They take most of the stretch strain so the conductors in the cable don't take the strain.
 

wycolo

Active Member
May 16, 2012
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WA & WY
It is strain-relief/filler that is put into most cables that may encounter a lot of movement/pulling etc. They take most of the stretch strain so the conductors in the cable don't take the strain.

Cable with pair of 4ga cu & a 6ga cu definitely needs all the strain relief it can get. :wink:
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