You’d be surprised how many Electric Vehicles do not come with a basic 220v mains-socket charger – even Tesla seem to expect everyone to already have one, or stump up $550! So, if your EV didn’t come with a 220v mains charger, and you want to charge from powerpoints everywhere that electricity exists, read on.
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How to charge your EV for free......with a $299 cable.
It's been 9 months since the first installs of Tesla's Powerwall2 in Australia, and now you can enable programmatic Time-of-Use power-cost tariff awareness for your PW2.
Yes, just in case your Powerwall2-monitoring-OCD is not satisfied by the Tesla App, or PVOutput, there is yet another 3rd party option available, and finally a use for the otherwise-banished Metro interface on Windows10.
Google Home has been available in ‘straya for a couple of months now, and it works well at controlling new “smart” wifi LED bulbs and power points. What if you want to use it to voice-control your other appliances – the ones that are not wifi-enabled and are too dumb to talk to Google?
Back in June I had a Tesla Powerwall2 installed, one of the first in Australia. It's been three months, and going well, so herewith an update.
One of the smallest TV media players I’ve seen turned up today – can you see where it’s hiding in this pic? 
After 3.5 years, Tesla finally answered my "Shut up and take my money" request. Click for more.
