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[Crissa]

I was assuming the old Teslas had a J-1772 as stock and years later...

The Roadster and early Teslas pre-existed the J-plug.  The original plug looked similar to the modern Tesla plug but was much simpler.  If you look at Plugshare, you'll find a filter for the early Roadster plug.

https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1077621_tesla-roadster-owners-get-third-party-charging-adaptor-can-finally-charge

-Crissa

[DonTom]

I was assuming the old Teslas had a J-1772 as stock and years later...

The Roadster and early Teslas pre-existed the J-plug.  The original plug looked similar to the modern Tesla plug but was much simpler.  If you look at Plugshare, you find a filer for the early Roadster plug.

https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1077621_tesla-roadster-owners-get-third-party-charging-adaptor-can-finally-charge

-Crissa

Yeah, I know the very  old Teslas had a different plug. What I think I probably saw was an old Tesla inlet replaced with a J-1772, as there was no adapter used.


I was done charging before the owner of the old Tesla returned, so I never got a chance to ask questions.


-Don-  Auburn, CA

[HoodRichOG]

Very good read. Enjoyed it. Thank you.

Wonder how the new EMCE motor would move the needle here as well...