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Post by zanygame on Mar 7, 2023 17:44:46 GMT
You've told me your profession atleast three times. That's why I call you a liar rather than mistaken, that's why I say you have no morals because you would rather agree with your buddy on here than tell the truth, that's why you wont answer whether a 1kw cable would fit though the floor trunking I showed. You are shameless and so to be ignored. As a man who is prepared to lie and obfuscate just to win cannot ever be trusted not to lie again. You are totally wrong about that and totally offensive. I asked you 3 simple questions. I will not be addressing you again until you answer them in simple words. |
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Post by besoeker3 on Mar 7, 2023 17:48:57 GMT
Is it electrically insulating? If so, how do you put the cables into to your terraced house? Who pays for it? Lots of answers needed. Why would it need to be electrically insulated, you are laying an insulated cable inside it. Because it means insulated. Have you worked out what the snubber inductance is yet? |
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Post by Toreador on Mar 7, 2023 17:56:12 GMT
Is it electrically insulating? If so, how do you put the cables into to your terraced house? Who pays for it? Lots of answers needed. Why would it need to be electrically insulated, you are laying an insulated cable inside it. Who pays for it, I guess the homeowner (just as he would to have a kerb dropped) The cable from your home (Installed by the charger installer, see picture above) The home owner lifts the cover off of the thing and lays the cable in and plugs the end into his car then put the cover back on Do you realise it isn't always easy to remove the covers or even replace them, especially if you're a little old arthtitic lady or even man. |
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Post by besoeker3 on Mar 7, 2023 18:07:19 GMT
Why would it need to be electrically insulated, you are laying an insulated cable inside it. Who pays for it, I guess the homeowner (just as he would to have a kerb dropped) The cable from your home (Installed by the charger installer, see picture above) The home owner lifts the cover off of the thing and lays the cable in and plugs the end into his car then put the cover back on Do you realise it isn't always easy to remove the covers or even replace them, especially if you're a little old arthtitic lady or even man. I agree. |
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Post by patman post on Mar 7, 2023 20:24:26 GMT
Why would it need to be electrically insulated, you are laying an insulated cable inside it. Who pays for it, I guess the homeowner (just as he would to have a kerb dropped) The cable from your home (Installed by the charger installer, see picture above) The home owner lifts the cover off of the thing and lays the cable in and plugs the end into his car then put the cover back on Do you realise it isn't always easy to remove the covers or even replace them, especially if you're a little old arthtitic lady or even man. If made like a couple of the old examples catalogued on the following site, there's just one slot along the length of the gully — obviously good for keeping the channel clear, but in this case handy for running the cable beneath pavement level, and lifting it out.
But there is a problem for on-street charging from a domestic supply, that is local authority permission. Some councils are trialling systems, whereas others (like GLA) only allow their on-street charging points to be used. But even so, they do not appear to insist that cables are kept neat and off pavements...
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 7, 2023 22:59:51 GMT
This argument is pretty pointless as in the vast majority of the country where on-street parking is the norm there are no reserved spaces outside of peoples homes.
In fact in London they sell more on-street parking permits than there are actual spaces. The whole idea is a nonsense.
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Post by jonksy on Mar 8, 2023 23:03:29 GMT
Oh dear Zany.....Why would you even consider an EV if you don't have a driveway or garage for charging. You are just making things more difficult for yourself Jeremy Hunt is urged to scrap 'pavement tax' Story by Leah Montebello For The Daily Mail • 22h Jeremy Hunt has been urged to scrap a ‘pavement tax’ on electric car owners who use public charging points. Drivers of electric vehicles (EVs) who use public charge stations pay 20 per cent VAT on the electricity they use. But the VAT rate charged on electricity when owners plug in their car at home is just 5 per cent. The disparity effectively penalises those who do not have their own driveway or garage, often hitting less well-off families in terraced housing and flats. Ahead of next week’s Budget, more than 40 MPs and peers from across the political divide have written to the Chancellor asking him to close the gap by bringing VAT on electricity from public chargers down to 5 per cent. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11833165/Jeremy-Hunt-urged-scrap-pavement-tax.html |
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Post by zanygame on Mar 8, 2023 23:07:51 GMT
Oh dear Zany.....Why would you even consider an EV if you don't have a driveway or garage for charging. You are just making things more difficult for yourself Jeremy Hunt is urged to scrap 'pavement tax' Story by Leah Montebello For The Daily Mail • 22h Jeremy Hunt has been urged to scrap a ‘pavement tax’ on electric car owners who use public charging points. Drivers of electric vehicles (EVs) who use public charge stations pay 20 per cent VAT on the electricity they use. But the VAT rate charged on electricity when owners plug in their car at home is just 5 per cent. The disparity effectively penalises those who do not have their own driveway or garage, often hitting less well-off families in terraced housing and flats. Ahead of next week’s Budget, more than 40 MPs and peers from across the political divide have written to the Chancellor asking him to close the gap by bringing VAT on electricity from public chargers down to 5 per cent. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11833165/Jeremy-Hunt-urged-scrap-pavement-tax.htmlThat's a good idea. But such things are not unusual. Buy many foods and they are vat free, eat them in a restaurant and pay 20% vat. |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 8, 2023 23:09:37 GMT
Oh dear Zany.....Why would you even consider an EV if you don't have a driveway or garage for charging. You are just making things more difficult for yourself Jeremy Hunt is urged to scrap 'pavement tax' Story by Leah Montebello For The Daily Mail • 22h Jeremy Hunt has been urged to scrap a ‘pavement tax’ on electric car owners who use public charging points. Drivers of electric vehicles (EVs) who use public charge stations pay 20 per cent VAT on the electricity they use. But the VAT rate charged on electricity when owners plug in their car at home is just 5 per cent. The disparity effectively penalises those who do not have their own driveway or garage, often hitting less well-off families in terraced housing and flats. Ahead of next week’s Budget, more than 40 MPs and peers from across the political divide have written to the Chancellor asking him to close the gap by bringing VAT on electricity from public chargers down to 5 per cent. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11833165/Jeremy-Hunt-urged-scrap-pavement-tax.htmlThat's a good idea. But such things are not unusual. Buy many foods and they are vat free, eat them in a restaurant and pay 20% vat. So how does that help those who do not have drives exactly? |
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Post by zanygame on Mar 8, 2023 23:25:03 GMT
That's a good idea. But such things are not unusual. Buy many foods and they are vat free, eat them in a restaurant and pay 20% vat. So how does that help those who do not have drives exactly? By reducing the VAT on charging points. Are you in an alternative universe or just don't ever think? |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 8, 2023 23:30:01 GMT
So how does that help those who do not have drives exactly? By reducing the VAT on charging points. Are you in an alternative universe or just don't ever think? Are people forced to eat in a restaurant? Or do they do that by their own free choice? |
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Post by zanygame on Mar 9, 2023 7:40:06 GMT
By reducing the VAT on charging points. Are you in an alternative universe or just don't ever think? Are people forced to eat in a restaurant? Or do they do that by their own free choice? Straight over your head again. Forget it. |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 9, 2023 7:50:12 GMT
Are people forced to eat in a restaurant? Or do they do that by their own free choice? Straight over your head again. Forget it. Forget what exactly. Are those who choose to use a restaurant there by free choice or not? |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 11, 2023 8:27:00 GMT
Order your EV lemmons early for Xmas folks... New car delivery delays REVEALED: How long do you have to wait for if you order one today? Here are the details for ALL major brands Industry figures suggest the chip shortage and supply chain issues restricting car outputs is now easing However, customers can still expect extended delivery delays if they order a new motor in showrooms today We've asked mainstream brand about average lead time on new orders - and which cars you can get quickest link |
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Post by zanygame on Mar 11, 2023 8:31:08 GMT
Order your EV lemmons early for Xmas folks... New car delivery delays REVEALED: How long do you have to wait for if you order one today? Here are the details for ALL major brands Industry figures suggest the chip shortage and supply chain issues restricting car outputs is now easing However, customers can still expect extended delivery delays if they order a new motor in showrooms today We've asked mainstream brand about average lead time on new orders - and which cars you can get quickest linkYep. Its why I ended up with a hybrid instead of full electric. 14 month delay on the one I wanted. |
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