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Just go to the preferred charge times on the app and hit the dot to change it from "use preferred charge settings" to "charge to 100% when plugged in" then when you get home just hit the dot to switch it back.

The tax credit for alternative fuel (EVSE) uses the tentative minimum tax value (part 2 line 9) from the 6251 alternative minimum tax form for qualification purposes. The 2 years I tried to claim it while also claiming the $7500 vehicle credit I never qualified for alternative fuel credit...

"non-urban area" sounds pretty wide open.

I did that just other day from my phone. Truck was in the garage, and it was plugged in. It was cold and snowy so to be safe and thought a full charge would be good. I hit "charge to 100%" and it did it.

I been using peppermint oil. Either I mix it with water and spray here and there or I put a dropper full of oil on a rag and stuff in key areas

Your Emporia cables are much neater than mine! I'm embarrassed to post a pic of mine.

I sent the dev a message asking about future updates. Also just an fyi it’s $30 if you want to monitor more than 2 sensors. I’d pay it

It works in CarPlay but doesn’t support EVs just allows you monitor ICE sensors.

Thanks I’ll check it out.

Sure would! Car scan app … car play. Seems like a logical fit. I‘d love to see it all displayed on main screen, no squinting at my phone

Has anyone come across a OBD2 car scan app that works in apple carplay?

I can't believe heat is running off the 12v in accessory mode. Seems like a few minutes would drain that 12v if it was supplying juice to the heater.

I'm thinking even though you say its flat and no wind, there was some wind and it may be a net uphill going there and a net downhill going back. My commute looks relatively flat but going to work is downhill and going home is uphill. but you would not realize this by observing it.

Could it be an accident. shopping cart ?

I've noticed mine does that as soon as i drop below 50% regardless of outside temp

I agree with dealer

That is good news.

The $7,500 EV tax credit will see big changes in 2024. What to know : NPR Does not seem right to me. They reference a IRS FAQ page but I couldn't find it in the FAQ

The charger doesnt care what the guessimated range is showing it just cares what the current SOC is, like 80%.

Never seen that scenario. Mine always starts at the start time but just the finish time is variable depending on my SOC when it started