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We did initially - and we're also with UKPN in East Anglia. UKPN responded very quickly when we reported >253V; as the DNO must conform to ESQCR 2002 regs. See also my posting here... MG4 not charging We also have Solis inverters - check the Solis screen for OV-G-V alarms see also OV-G-V...

What about ground clearance for the battery pack :unsure:

Perfect.. And to satisfy the insurance companies it could be designed so that switch could be 'normally-off' and you just press it when you want to engage the battery and send a signal to unlock the car ;)

That's worrying! It is a pity that some manufacturers just don't take security seriously unless it affects their sales (like happened with JLR). I looked into security quite a bit when trying to choose an EV. This is what I can remember... Kia/Hyundai have a flaw in their key fob...

Everest shudders... how would she put her snow-chains on?

@haloweenhamster ?

A friend (yes, honest) went on one of those courses. Apparently they were all asked questions and made to answer in front of each other. They were told about the dangers of pedestrian injury and how much further it takes to stop at higher speeds. Then she was asked "if a child ran out in...

Can't you just ask Chat GPT where it has gone? 🤷‍♀️

(y) Yes, very rare, especially these days. When I was learning to drive (a long long time ago) there was a section of single dual carriageway around Hurn airport - my Dad would always tell me it's 70mph here, so keep up the speed - my Mum, less so!!

Personally I doubt SAIC would kill off the MG brand name for exports to the UK - it is too valuable for their sales over here.

Are you sure you're Australian? 🍺🍺🍻 ;)

I would guess that is down to your inverter's settings. It is common for an inverter to have a minimum SOC% specified below which the battery power will only be used for powering the inverter and not for powering the house. IME those default values are typically in the 10% to 20% range...

Impressive :)

But Rolfe has batteries to cover any temporary shortage if there are patchy clouds around.