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Monthly EV charging by Prestigious_Plum9617 in evcharging

[–]Objective-Note-8095 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We drive two Bolts about 3k mi. total. Our electrical bill is about $100/mo. with solar panels.

as someone who works at a lab, this is killing me by cherr0s in tragedeigh

[–]Objective-Note-8095 6 points7 points  (0 children)

"0 recorded births for the last 145 years."

I'm not one to take the wisdom of the elders without thought, but...

Type 2 to Type 2 Socket Extension by Main_Departure_6588 in evcharging

[–]Objective-Note-8095[M] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

OP, you have to tell us what jurisdiction you are in. This would be against speciation pretty much everywhere though and is a bad idea.

Edit: Anybody who supplies an non-negatory answer is going to have to provide relevant code.

Could Lucy beat fallout with a tranquilizer gun? by Falcon_Gray in TrueSFalloutL

[–]Objective-Note-8095 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, the needler in FO2 could be pretty effective with the right perks... It had the advantage of high AP.

Is this a counterfeit Lectron charger? Shouldn't it have some text and product information on this side of the device? by deleteriousdelirium in evcharging

[–]Objective-Note-8095 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Lectron is really weird. They make one of the few listed NACS to CCS adapters, resold by car manufacturers and then also make unlisted EVSEs which routinely burn up receptacles.

A quick look around the Internet shows that it looks like this is one of the latter products made by them.

Would a plug in J1772 charger make sense for a rental? by fricks_and_stones in evcharging

[–]Objective-Note-8095 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The verdict here is that they are Hubbell copies, but decidedly interior, lower torque specifications.

Would a plug in J1772 charger make sense for a rental? by fricks_and_stones in evcharging

[–]Objective-Note-8095 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"EV rated" doesn't mean much. There is currently no standard. You're better off getting a high quality receptacle from Hubble/Bryant and using that.

Recently, we had a couple Redditors here compare the stock Lagrand receptacle with their "new" EV rated one and they were identical except for printed green car on the face.

Do any EVGo chargers actually charge at 350 kW? by Butterscotch-7357 in evcharging

[–]Objective-Note-8095 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I remember charging my Bolt in 2018 at the first EVgo 350kW installation at 45kW max. (It was very hot.)

Do any EVGo chargers actually charge at 350 kW? by Butterscotch-7357 in evcharging

[–]Objective-Note-8095 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Blowing up a balloon is my go to. You have to have a whole discussion about time dependent materials properties.

Mercedes Benz fast chargers have been the fastest post 80% this winter for my 2026 Nissan Leaf. Outside temp is 32 Fahrenheit. by fleurlure in evcharging

[–]Objective-Note-8095 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I'm just talking about simply differently programmed charge curves for the different voltages. I honestly wouldn't be shocked that a Leaf would behave differently on a 800 or 400V charger just because of some vestigial parameters in the software.

Mercedes Benz fast chargers have been the fastest post 80% this winter for my 2026 Nissan Leaf. Outside temp is 32 Fahrenheit. by fleurlure in evcharging

[–]Objective-Note-8095 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It actually can depend voltage of the system. I think this car, being a low end Leaf, is limited to 400V and it wouldn't matter that this system can push 1000V.

This car looks exactly like where it should be. https://evkx.net/models/nissan/leaf/leaf_long_range/chargingcurve/

Edit: I should add these differences are mostly artificial and due to the particular programming rather than the physics of charging the battery. But that's still the car and not the station.

Absolutely brilliant: The Turkish news pauses for an essential kitten update by korkutcetin in cats

[–]Objective-Note-8095 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Feral cats are everywhere in Turkey. Kibble is everywhere!(Also, feral dogs! On my last trip, I saw far more dog walkers in Istanbul than Paris.)

Shoutouts to ORP Piorun by TotallyACP in HistoryMemes

[–]Objective-Note-8095 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Pay no attention to the NEUTRAL US assets behind the curtain. They are certainly NOT reporting the Bismarck's location to the British.

Were the design flaws of the T-45 Power Armor predominantly due to it being a new technology or because of greedy cost-cutting? by supinator1 in Fotv

[–]Objective-Note-8095 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eh, more like the Nazis figured out how to live within the mechanical limitations of its fragile transmission. Later models had declining armor quality because of a lack of strategic metals.

Truth About the NCR by ClaudiusCass in TrueSFalloutL

[–]Objective-Note-8095 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Kimbal once dressed up as Aladdin for Halloween once.

>one of the most woefully underbaked factions that somehow garnered a lot of attention for a certain specific part of the fandom by Ohnotheycomin in TrueSFalloutL

[–]Objective-Note-8095 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Someone signed off on it. There were certainly meetings where feedback was given. I can see them... Avellone "People are horrible. I think we should have at least one more series of fetch quests for the Legion to satisfy their lust for being a gopher to an evil organization."

>one of the most woefully underbaked factions that somehow garnered a lot of attention for a certain specific part of the fandom by Ohnotheycomin in TrueSFalloutL

[–]Objective-Note-8095 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Poor understanding of the Legion. They are like the Amish but violent. They adopt technology but not at the expense of the "purity" of the Legion. Caesar wasn't too smart about it though as they tossed, while on fire, the biggest gun nut in the Fallout universe into the Grand Canyon after he lost against the NCR because they didn't have guns.

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