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• Receptacle Roundup II: SAE J1772 | cableflux

  Now here we go- a connector actually designed for vehicle charging, and since then endorsed by carmakers.  So let's have a look: This power standard ("SAE J1772 2009") was de jure ratified by the Soci...

• About | cableflux

  We are living in the future, flying cars or not... whether we like it or not. There's still a lot to like. Like the transformation of the road-vehicle world, the space-vehicle world, the "camera" worl...

• Receptacle Roundup IV: NEMA 10-30 and 14-30 | cableflux

  I said in the last Roundup that TT-30 was too similar to dryer outlets.  Dryer sockets which offer more power, and are also widely installed already.  Accidentally forcing in a TT-30 plug can then fry...

• Receptacle Roundup Ic: Co-plugging | cableflux

  Boy, we just can't get away from 3-prong 120V, can we?  Of course not, it's the standard consumers' power interface.  Woe be he who underestimates consumer power. So if the standard electrical recepta...

• Receptacle Roundup VI: NEMA 6-15 and 6-20 | cableflux

  Wait a minute- who messed up a standard 3-prong? The cross-compatible NEMA 6-20R can accept a 6-15 or 6-20 plug, for currents of 15 amperes or 20A, respectively.  This is exactly how a NEMA 5-20R has ...

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