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For which I am sure you are eternally GREATFUL but nonetheless DISAPPOINTED that your rocketing reaction score has not led to a windfall, or at least a Lucid jacket.

Did you fall off a turnip truck yesterday? 😎 Don't you know that it's Far easier to post the same questions ad nauseam than take a minute and read. More 150 times.....

@DeaneG You would be impressed. I have never seen a more ROBUST EV adapter. I have No doubt it can handle 500amps at 1000v, day and night. Future proofed. It must weigh twice of a level 2 adapter. First rate packaging. Custom hd foam insert. Knowing this forum, I am waiting for complaints...

Built like a brick shit house. Solid. 2 pounds. Don't drop it on your toes

From photos, the Lucid looks identical to the Lectron. Obviously, Lucid had to go to a third party manufacturer that could supply these in quantity, and had a supply chain in place to the US. I noticed the Lucid website has them now backordered till Aug 29

My adapter order status and Fedex notice just arrived. Shipping from Carrollton Tx.

And many more outright flaming dangerous ones with phoney certifications on eBay

Exactly. Using a sealed bearing. Heat sink fans generally stopped failing when they stopped using the garbage bronze bearing.

There is one on Ebay for $220

Or as Ian "Tull" Anderson said: "Skating away on the thin ice of a new day." Sorry, different album from Living in the Past.

OMG, there are multiple Reddits on NEMA 6-20 EV set ups and how to do EV home charging on the super cheap. And people improperly trying to convert a 120/20 amp 12 gauge circuit to a NEMA 6-20. I am from the school of bigger is better and future proofs. I have never regretted 100 Amp sub...

The tire seal kit only works for small punctures from nail screw in the tread area. Useless for a sidewall blowout or gash. From comments here, sidewall ruptures happen 20 to 1 vs nails. My experience is the same.

You are correct. I misspoke.

I regret to say,same here. The roads themselves are crap. It's been a long time since I saw a dump truck with asphalt filling pot holes. I am on a first name basis with every tech at my Discount Tire store.

Standard Breakers trip due to heat. If you exceed the amperage rating of the breaker, it heats up and trips. Very simple system. It's not just a too high amperage device that causes a breaker to trip. The other culprit is resistance in the circuit due to a myriad of reasons: corrosion, loose...