defcon888
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People were talking about getting the case from Harbor Frieght and storing it in there.As one who has been working with the A2Z all Summer, I can’t imagine the “real” Tesla adapter is any different: Get yourself a set of good, lightweight gloves when you’re at Harbor Freight (or anywhere else). I have some inexpensive gloves from the local ACE Hardware, with elastic back and nitrile coating on the palm and fingers.
The adapter gets VERY warm when in use (let’s just call it hot), and you need a firm grip on the hot adapter to take it off the Tesla dispenser connector. The gloves will allow you both a secure grip on the adapter and no heat-related problems with your hand.
I place it directly into the frunk and give it time (30-60 minutes) to cool off before placing it back in its case. I toss the gloves into the frunk as well, and avoid eye contact with the Tesla owners giving me the stink eye.
Thanks for the tips......we haven't charged in public in over a year. I might do a tes TESLA charge one of these days!
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