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How many more kWh's would you need over the 42kWh you can put in over 6h? Presumably you'd only be looking at an extra 20p or so per kWh compared to the IOG rate?

:( https://www.wired.com/story/ford-kills-electric-f-150-lightning-for-hybrid/

(y) I use that. The other disadvantage is that it's only 5 hours (00:30 - 05:30) cheap rate on GO... but we still managed to consume just over 50kWh in 5 hours last night :)

I would be concerned with the security of BT connection without prior paring - is it documented anywhere how the security works for this scenario?

Beats a stable

that and "TADTS" :)

(y) 32A is the limit for single phase AC charging.

BOGOF ?

YW. He would have meant, switch your house to a different phase. The street will usually have supply of 3 phases and it's common to provide one phase to every 3rd house - to even out the load. But if you are unlucky and every 3rd house has an EV charger, by co-incidence, then switching you...

FTFY ;)

Who else remembers... "another WADHAM STRINGER car" stickers from the 70's ? 👵

(y) Ferrari could just be bought by Fiat then... oh wait.... ;)

Handy for going around roundabouts though :)

And isn't the current Polo bigger than a MK I Golf?

Good idea, though I think someone already suggested that in post #7 ;)

Dips at night will be localised effects on the LV cabling. In general, with little PV export and no local EV charging I'm still seeing general grid voltage levels dip early am and 5-7pm; like this... (x-axis time of day, y-axis voltage)

Further thought... do you know what value your voltage dropped to when the Pod-point cut out? If not too low then, in the meantime before either you move house or the DNO resolves the issue, you could try charging at say 24A (approx 5.2kW) , rather than 32A (7kW) - assuming that the Pod-Point...

(y) that is correct... Your DNO is regulated under ESQCR 2002 to maintain that voltage at the point of your supply (i.e. at the DNO cut-out). This will not necessarily be the voltage measured at your pod-point depending on the impedance of the wire from your cut-out to the pod-point. From...

Didn't know @siteguru had a drink problem :(

So increase it to about £25K? Sounds like a big ask... guess if you don't ask you won't get, but I would have thought a petition to just exempt state pension from basic rate tax would be more likely to succeed (or am I missing something about it being double)?