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Thank you for an easy, pleasant transaction. Excellent buyer. A++++++.
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Thank you for your business! Great buyer & highly recommended.
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Reviews (5)

EV Charging Cable 32A Electric Car Vehicle Charger EVSE J1772 NEMA14-50 Display

Jun 05, 2021

Good Value and I'd buy it again

EVSEs are basically safety devices for connecting your EV to the 240 VAC mains. They really shouldn't be expensive. I've been using this EVSE for a few months now. This device worked as it should. Uses a NEMA 14-50 connector so if it can be relocated. The display is good. I like that it will tell you how many Kwh of energy has been delivered to the EV. Just remember to look before you pull the J-1772 connector. Pull the connector, the info disappears. Would be nice to leave the last charge info on the screen. The J-1772 connector is plastic. Does not seem to be a problem. I don't abuse it but I don't baby it either. I regularly drop it to the driveway as I coil the cable to hang in the garage. I'd love to have a wifi connection to the EVSE and have it tell me all kinds of stuff, but I love having $200 in my pocket much more.

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Jan 29, 2014

Not good enough as a tablet and not good enough as a laptop. - Good hardwar

I used this device for several months. The hardware is top notch quality. The problem is Windows RT. It is a closed system that provides no opportunity for software suppliers to port applications to this platform. I have real work to do, but I need traditional software to run on this (eg. Openoffice) that is not now possible and MS won't let it happen. So as a tablet, its OK, but I can get an Android device with many suppliers of similar software for less. So why bother?

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Pyle PDA6BU.5 Bluetooth Stereo Amplifier Receiver, FM Radio/USB/SD memory

Jan 10, 2024

Good Value

I bought the unit for my wife. She likes playing iHeart stations on her phone. The small bluetooth speakers that she was using were tedious to keep charged so I decided to get a bluetooth amp to connect to her phone. I connected a pair of ancient 8 ohm speaker sand Viola! better sound and no charging. Using the FM feature was a bonus. I also hooked up the LCD Television and now the sound on that is much improved. I doubt very much that this unit can deliver two channels of 120w for more than an instant. So for two channels to reach a total of 240w will require the delivery of 2 amps at 120v. The power cord look a little light for that much current. None the less, the unit can saturate my old bookshelf speakers. Net-Net, I'd buy again and would buy it for someone who needs an FM radio/Bluetooth/Amp. Better than those battery powered speakers by far.

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