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She said her husband or boyfriend or whatever was a lawyer. If she’s telling the truth, he’s probably politically connected. That mght open up an adventure in fighting the machine he would not win.
I would have called an electrician out that day to give me a breaker for the charger. It should have one already, somewhere? It has to have some kind of breaker protection right?
Yes. There would be a breaker in your panel.
I mentioned up thread they generally have a 40 or 50 amp dedicated circuit.
I mentioned the one car that may have been on fire when they pulled them off. That is not what started the fire on the ship. The fire was on the decks above where the EVs were stored. A fire that was hot enough to fuse cars to the ship according to reports. Yet only that one EV was reported as having any fire issues.
If you have to use the adapter, it doesn't lock.
Ir so I've heard.
Unless you buy the special adapter
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Correct, the Tesla NACS plug locks to car, and the adapter locks to the car. Adapter doesnt lock to charging cable plug.
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My son and friends 3D printed a lock for the adapter for 20 cents, or they sell them for cheap. Looks like this:
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Tesla Recalls 2.2M Vehicles for Incorrect Font Size on Warning Lights
The reason for the recall? An incorrect font size displayed on the instrument panel for the Brake, Park, and Antilock Brake System (ABS) warning lights.
Another recall, government agencies hate non-unionized Tesla.
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Tesla Recalls 2.2M Vehicles for Incorrect Font Size on Warning Lights
The reason for the recall? An incorrect font size displayed on the instrument panel for the Brake, Park, and Antilock Brake System (ABS) warning lights.www.automotive-fleet.com
Another recall, government agencies hate non-unionized Tesla.
Gov't keeps Tesla in business. Without subsidies and carbon credit schemes, what would their balance sheet look like? It's laughable, literally laughable, to think they are getting some special targeting for recalls because non-union given the number and size of recalls on the Big 3 and various foreign makers. Diesel cheating scandals ring a bell?
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It’s almost like the boy cried wolf. Media screams “recall” and its font sizes fixed ota. I wake up and it’s corrected. Next one, “recall!” Same thing. One day it will be a real recall and nobody will care. Save it for a real recall like airbags don’t deploy or tires that disintegrated in heat aka Ford Firestone circa 2000.
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It’s almost like they need a new term for recall when it doesn’t require physically going back to dealer. Maybe “update” or “Over The Air Software recall”?
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NTSHA would be the government enforcer here, and it’s literally laughable to think all other vehicles would be ok with these recalls. Rupturing front brake hoses in Fords, but let’s focus on font sizes.
Just had to write out my rant, thanks
Just had to write out my rant, thanks
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You clicked on it. Then you got so incensed by the injustice of it all you told other people so maybe they would click on it. Media did their job. It is not to inform you, it is to make money. Clicks in the attention economy = ad dollars. Will you remember they cried wolf next time and not click it to reward them for doing so? My news is so full of 'ignore this source' for that very reason, burn me once and eff off.
The truth is often boring and nobody clicks boring links. So they spice it up with sex or controversy or whatever little dopamine rush they can. I say this from first hand experience, I've made the newspaper and didn't recognize the story was about me until I saw my name. I've had a ton of cases I was working that, same, didn't know it was that case until seeing a name.
You Can't Make This Up: Biden Regime Designates Martha's Vineyard as "Low-Income" Community to Qualify for Federal EV Charger Tax Credits | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
In an unexpected twist to the Biden regime’s environmental policy, affluent areas, including Martha’s Vineyard, Montauk, and parts of Nantucket, have been designated as “low-income” communities, making them eligible for federal tax credits for electric vehicle (EV) charger installations, Daily...
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