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Doesn't it take a bit of charge before the full comes on? Comparable to how it slows down at >80%, or is that an NMC thing?

You are correct. EcoFlow sell a grounding connector, but that doesn't work with their newer/current models, and I don't really fancy spending a few thousand dollars on this anyway. Thank you (and @T1 Terry ) for your input :)

Thanks for the input. We’ll have a house and shed in about six months so I’m not going to set a bunch of stuff up. I’m thinking maybe I’ll just have to get one of those battery generators I think. Maybe with some of those fold out solar panels. So basically any appliance that needs an earth...

sounds like I might have to find another way to get some power to the thing then, bummer

its one of these things;

If the honourable members will allow me to resurrect an old thread; I received my electric UTV today, and was hopeful to charge it from my MG4 using the V2L. Both the supplied trickle charger, as well as the MG trickle charger came up with a fault indicating “ungrounded”. I think there has been...

I find that sometimes the app is worried about you being the rightful owner (or whatever it is worried about) and needs you to unlock the car using the key fob. I’ve had two instances where I needed the app to work for me and the response was something along the lines of “I’m not doing anything...

Mine only really opens when I run the A/C. But it just opens once, then closes after the A/C turns off. If it constantly opens and closes there may be a faulty sensor somewhere?

Apart from the car not realising she was sitting in it, did they like the MG4?

SWI165 on my Essence 64 (trophy equivalent) here in Australia

I use a Carlinkit 5.0 mini with a 30 second delay. This thread mentions heaps of dongles, I know it says CarPlay but most work for AA as well. https://www.mgevs.com/threads/a-wireless-carplay-adaptor-that-actually-seems-to-work-reliably.17418/

I don’t have an exact answer for you but perhaps the people in this thread can help you out; https://www.mgevs.com/threads/12-volt-battery.24255/

Not to be that person, but for those interested, EVs pretty much came first, just couldn't evolve quick enough I guess. https://www.caranddriver.com/features/g43480930/history-of-electric-cars/

I am convinced people to this because they are scared driving single lanes, so they slow down (wether they realise or not), then the overtaking lane gives them separation from oncoming traffic so they feel comfortable again and realise they’ve been going slow so speed up. There have been...

I find the closest the car comes to coasting is with regen set to A (adaptive?) but the ACC loves hard deceleration for sure. You can always switch the car to Neutral with the selector dial, I do this every now and then to clean the brake discs (as there is no regen braking in neutral). Lets me...

Good one @Martinonline I do remember that thread now you’ve mentioned it. https://www.mgevs.com/threads/locked-out.22119/

@Cally specifically where inside the car were the fobs? I imagine the car did the thing where it lets you open the boot while everything else stays locked, then automatically locks the boot upon closing. But it seems wrong for the car to do that if a) any fob is inside the car and b) the car...

I've never heard any mention of this before on the forum (which doesn't mean it hasn't been addressed before of course). Also sounds like something not many will be willing to duplicate to test. Did the dealership get involved, because I would definitely say that's not supposed to happen.

The first thing to check would be the connections to the 12v battery. A lot of cars come from the factory with those not sufficiently tightened. If possible perhaps checking the health of the 12v battery might be worth it too, a degraded 12v can cause all kinds of gremlins.