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I realize it's a bit of an outlier but I have a friend who lives on a sailboat. She was recently told she could no longer use shore power to charge her Volt be
by technofiend 9y ago
I realize it's a bit of an outlier but I have a friend who lives on a sailboat. She was recently told she could no longer use shore power to charge her Volt because the fire marshal thought the charging whip she paid to install from her breaker box was "an extension cord". Unfortunately the harbor master won't challenge that decision and her charging costs have gone up considerably because now she has to charge using gasoline. I can't even imagine what she'd do if she had a Bolt instead. Relying on access to power in an apartment complex or anywhere you aren't a homeowner just sounds like a potential issue.