[radar231]

We recently bought an adapter that allows charging of our leaf or smart ED with a Tesla destination charger. Although we don't expect to use it a lot there are a few destinations we visit, (namely wineries and a couple other spots) that didn't realize there were other EV charge formats other than Tesla when they put in their charging infrastructure. As a result they only have a Tesla charge point and it is difficult to add additional facilities. So we bought a Tesla adapter and tried it out today. Works great. Now we have a back up plan. We are making a little card up we can hang it on the plug so if a Tesla user really needs it he/she can text us and we can come and free it up. Manners first.

Thanks Elon.

 

[wrumbarger]

OK, I'll ask.

Where did you get the adapter?
(website and cost would be nice)

I'm sure lots of other ED driver's would be interested?

 

[radar231]

OK, I'll ask.

Where did you get the adapter?
(website and cost would be nice)

I'm sure lots of other ED driver's would be interested?

Ahh carp. I forgot to put it up there. I paid 229 and the website is Quick Charge Power | Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions

It might not be worth it for everyone but it is for us and our circumstances. It comes with a lock that allows it to lock to the car so it can't be removed.

 

[Jo e Lefors]

Ahh carp. I forgot to put it up there. I paid 229 and the website is Quick Charge Power | Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions

It might not be worth it for everyone but it is for us and our circumstances. It comes with a lock that allows it to lock to the car so it can't be removed.

For a car with only a 70 mile range, it's cheap insurance to keep handy.

 

[radar231]

For a car with only a 70 mile range, it's cheap insurance to keep handy.

Agreed.