Hey great Idea! Dave’s had a 12v converter in it that took 110 v and gave you 12v at one of the pins that allows a public charge station to allow you to charge. How does yours work. I don’t see any space where you could have tucked away the 110-12v converter.
Have you tested it out in public charge station yet I think you’re gonna find it you need 12 V to one of those pins in order to let the juice start flowing from the public charge station
So far it has been tested in level 2 public stations (ChargePoint network)
Level 1 and level 2 j1772 stations at home
Tesla wall connector. (With adaptor)
Tesla Mobile connector (with adaptor)
DeltaQ accepts 120/240v but the output won’t be increased, for fast charging speeds another charger is needed.
O well their ya go then! Great news. Lots of people should upgrade to the J1172 especially if ya wanna go into town, most places have a near by charge station
you don’t need to mount it right away, go to a public station and connect it directly to the DeltaQ, leave the cable hanging on the side
It should start the session even if you dont bring the car, just connect the adapter to J1772 plug from EV charging station and follow the process in the screen.
Not so much the how, the where. I’m still running around in my old 2005 tundra. I have a neighbor with a couple evs, might ask to try it out if they have a home charger.
Could be post Bora Bora… But I’ll test and let you know.
I have a bunch of J1772 home charging station from when I was building these. $200
Also, Gabe and myself have a few Elite power J1772 fast chargers fixed at 86v 29 amps. May adjust up to 22s or so. @grantwest
Perfect for 21s tote battery. Or 21s front mount battery.