IMHO it's better to do what @wattmatters and @Bricktop X PWR do, which is to charge up home ESS batteries from a charger attached to the V2L output of the MG4. Then your house is powered via your existing inverter. But.. that would require installing a 'critical loads' circuit and will only...
Good... but for your safety be aware of earthing and RCD needs if you are powering devices that are not double-insulated (e.g. your fridge and freezer) - see my posting here...
https://www.mgevs.com/threads/mg4-discharge-cable.19797/post-341822
Well, it's half-past midnight on 29th Jan in China right now... Maybe SAIC just unplugged their servers for the Chinese New Year holidays. Suggest you try again after 12th Feb ;)
Ah, but Tesla Bjorn AKA Bjorn Nyland review lots of (if not all) EV's and does range tests to see what happens when the run out of puff. He carries a charger in the back to get him going again. Well worth watching his videos on the MG4 IMHO.
Thanks - pretty sure I want a gen 2 to get the one pedal driving, rear wiper and (if I read the forums correctly) a more robust charger.
Just better not fall asleep driving then!
Ah! I try to look at the wheels to work out if cars for sale are gen 1 or gen 2, but these looked different.
So a brand new Trophy, but just with a few parts missing :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
(y) we need to see a timed lap from Gwyndaf's Bricktop's windscreen cam with his wife shouting "flat past chicken coops into 3 left, tightens, don't cut..... caution buzzard"
All good stuff, but how do you arrive at such a specific capacity into the battery of 55.05kWh? Are you saying it is the 59.2kWh less estimated 7.5% efficiency?
I would expect more like 10% charging loss from the car's on-board charger, plus a fixed loss from quiescent usage of cars...
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