I think the Evject thing is marketed to people who are not going to have
the ability to start hacking into their wiring.
On Fri, Jul 12, 2024 at 12:11 AM Cor van de Water via EV
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> When it is truly a life or death situation, who cares about charging
> inlet or cable?
> You only need to be
When it is truly a life or death situation, who cares about charging
inlet or cable?
You only need to be able to drive away.
Grab a $0.25 12V relay. Install a panic button on yr dash (or re-use
the 4-way flasher button) that will result in the relay interrupting
the Proximity signal, or the Pilot.
No, if you put enough force on the latch that could remove the connector,
it will prevent the latch motor from retracting. It's a tiny motor with a
current limit.
On Thu, Jul 11, 2024 at 8:05 PM Lawrence Rhodes via EV
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> https://ottosteer.com/product/ottoeject-tesla-model-3-7-emergency
https://ottosteer.com/product/ottoeject-tesla-model-3-7-emergency-charging-plug-ejecting-device/
Someone already thought about it. I suspect it could be done with a couple of
bucks of spring steel. Lawrence Rhodes
On Thursday, July 11, 2024 at 07:56:05 PM PDT, Lawrence Rhodes
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