Gregory's Server@LilahTovMoon @chfour any technical detail on this?
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 @chfour @LilahTovMoon should really be detected by the EVSE before it starts supplying power if I recall. pretty scary if not! @chfour @ret @LilahTovMoon I had this happen once to some computer cases. We were in high school running a lan party in a basement using those lightbulb-socket to 2-prong adapters with some 3-prong to 2-prong death-dapters and got a nice little tingle from the metal on our computer cases. @ret @LilahTovMoon @chfour it's pretty easy when grounding fails to have floating stuff capacitively coupled so you see an AC voltage on a multimeter. Often that will drive very little current if given it a lower resistance path to ground. However a second fault so it isn't floating but directly connected will drive a lot more current... It should be easy for equipment like the charger to check for ground being disconnected in some ways. |
@ret @LilahTovMoon honestly thought about it some more and it might be bad grounding either on the car's side or at the people's places. the former would usually be rather unlikely but it's the cybertruck