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for a portable L2 charger, do I want L1 compatible and 16A or up to 32 A and not L1 compatible? it's mainly for emergencies so...
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🏳️🌈 judge jones 🏳️🌈
remind which EV you drive again? -- nm
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Reagen
Jul 12 '23, 06:12
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I have an ID4. it's blue. -- nm
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🏳️🌈 judge jones 🏳️🌈
Jul 12, 06:14
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so with option A you're topping out at 3.8kW, which would take you from (say) 10% to 50% in ~6.5 hours. 3.25 with option B
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Reagen
Jul 12, 06:18
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my car came with an L1. in theory I could carry both. I guess the question is "am I buying an absolute emergency charger or a charger for sasha's?"
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🏳️🌈 judge jones 🏳️🌈
Jul 12, 06:22
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if you're going to charge at a place you're spending hours and hours at anyway, the speed won't matter. -- nm
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Reagen
Jul 12, 06:26
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exactly my thought. I mean, L1 is really not fast enough, but the slow L2 is fine for like overnight trips. thank you for your time. -- nm
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🏳️🌈 judge jones 🏳️🌈
Jul 12, 06:32
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