Sacramento Area/Davis: Chris Howell's "What is J1772 ?"

[LEAFer]

Chris Howell (developer of the Open Source EVSE) is coming to UC Davis the evening of May 17 in cooperation with SacEV (Sacramento Area Electric Vehicle/Auto Association).

UPDATE: Presentation at SMUD cancelled. :-(

UPDATE: An Alternative Location (rather than SMUD) was arranged for the lunch-time Presentation See below poster.

For clarity:
NEW LOCATION! SPACE IS LIMITED! Email evsignup (at) earthlink.net or call Jim Willson
Pacific Business Center
8880 Cal Center Drive, Suite 400,
Sacramento [Near Hwy 50 and Watt Ave]

 

[Boomer23]

Yay Chris. I highly recommend that those who live close enough attend. Chris really knows his stuff and the EV community owes him a debt of thanks.

 

[palmermd]

Wow, I hope to be able to attend. It would be nice to meet Chris. Love my OpenEVSE!!

 

[LEAFer]

NOTE: UPDATE ... An additional location over the lunch hour is available in Sacramento. However, please be aware that SMUD requires pre-registration and may limit total attendance. I am not aware of or informed about their policies, nor can I update regarding available space. If anyone decides to attend the SMUD location, please post back what you find out about the pre-registration process.

I updated the poster in the original post above.

 

[LEAFer]

UPDATE: The SMUD location presentation was cancelled :-( But the Davis (7pm) is "ON"

 

[chris1howell]

I am looking forward to the Presentation at UC Davis.

If you can't make it, I will be in the Bay Area (Alameda) hosting a Workshop on Saturday. Details are here http://code.google.com/p/open-evse/wiki/Workshop_NOCAL

If you work for Google, I will at the Googleplex on Monday for a Tech-Talk ... I am not sure if the Google talk will be open to the public, but I will find out.

 

[LEAFer]

UPDATE: An Alternative Location (rather than SMUD) was arranged for the lunch-time Presentation See first post ...

 

[chris1howell]

For those that can't make the tech talk this evening, I have posted a copy of the presentation on the OpenEVSE site.

https://open-evse.googlecode.com/files/J1772.pdf

 

[TonyWilliams]

For those that can't make the tech talk this evening, I have posted a copy of the presentation on the OpenEVSE site.

https://open-evse.googlecode.com/files/J1772.pdf

Wow, truly awesome presentation. Can I use this at the June 8, 2013 meet in San Diego? Or better, you can present it.

One teeny quibble... "L3" DC charging does not "require" three phase AC power; it could be powered by single phase AC or DC, but there aren't many current machines that have that flexibility.