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Originally Posted by Shane826
Unless your campsite has 50A service don’t plan on getting much of a charge. My wife has a Nissan Leaf. She met our son and I at the campground, and our site was 30A. The plug for the charger is the same as a 50A RV plug but we had to use a 50A => 30A dogbone. After charging most of the day it had barely put any charge back to the car.
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Maybe that's an issue with that car? Not sure. I have not had an issue with the 30 amp sites. I agree the 50 amp plug is a standard connection, faster and preferred. But a 30 works for a Tesla if it's just parked. I did have to buy a special adapter as a 30 amp rv adapter will not work on a Tesla at all. I learned that the hard way. Lol.