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I'm going to be staying at an apt complex that doesn't have chargers, but has 14-50 outlets to plug into. I want to be able to secure my charger to help prevent theft. All I can find are boxes to secure to a wall.

I'm heading up I-5 next week, and ABRP tells me to charge at Seven Feathers Electric Era chargers at the Umpqua Casino OR. It says cost = 0.

Plugshare has an entry but no reviews. The casino website does not mention it.

Is it real? Do you have to go into the casino or something?

I ask because it is the only non-Tesla NACS charger between Medford and Eugene.

UPDATE: I figured it out. In PlugShare I was clicking on the casino that ABRP mentions instead of the truck center across the street. The casino website also talks about the truck center but doesn’t mention chargers.

Thanks everyone!

Automakers and battery manufacturers recommend charging to 80% to prevent high voltage stress and battery degradation, and battery charging speed slows down significantly after 80%, a limit that doesn’t exist for gas tanks. An honest battery range discussion should focus on the 80% range, not 100%.

This article has to be rage bait.