lettcco
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I was scoping out the existing location for public ev charging station, and what I saw makes me wonder if L2 charging station in public makes any sense:
The legacy chargers in California are more than 10 years old. They have received some sporadic maintenance thru donations from the EV community with little formal support. Having used several over the past year, your picture is the first one I've seen obviously vandalized. Though maybe half have some damage, many of them are still working. A recent CEC grant is looking to update these units to the J1772 standard (maybe not this one).lettcco said:I was scoping out the existing location for public ev charging station, and what I saw makes me wonder if L2 charging station in public makes any sense:
LOS ANGELES COUNTY NEWS from Kenny Fried 3/4/03:
The Avcon Charger at the Park & Ride on Del Mar Ave ( do not confuse this with the other San Gabriel Park & Ride, on Mission Ave, which is O.K. as far as I know ) was completely destroyed by vandals today, the LPI next to it is O.K., still works.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY NEWS from Kenny Fried 3/4/03:
The Avcon Charger at the Park & Ride on Del Mar Ave ( do not confuse this with the other San Gabriel Park & Ride, on Mission Ave, which is O.K. as far as I know ) was completely destroyed by vandals today, the LPI next to it is O.K., still works.
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