FAQ: “Can you charge an ebike from a public electric car charger?”

[@sgsuper1150]

Government should encourage the cleanest form of electric transport. I found it very difficult to charge and when I did they told me it was for the hire ebikes only.

[@Trillville43]

There is an adaptor you can buy that turns the 240v into 110v and from there just use your ebike charger. It's been around for at least 2yrs now.

[@Colmen]

What a great mic! What is it? All this movement with no noise, Impressive!

[@ebikenuggs]

Thanks! Any lav mic with a windshield should do. This particular one isn’t especially fancy; it’s the RØDE smartLav+, connected to my iPhone with a Lightning adapter. (I’ve switched to an Insta360 X3 for more recent videos, but the mic is still the same.)

[@iid3ceiver]

You can charge them get an j177 to nema adapter make sure your charger is 5amp or higher id recommend 10amp one and your good to go

[@bryncormack]

Where do you find one of those adapters

[@bryncormack]

Can’t you just wear a backpack and put a battery bank with an outlet in it

[@ruslanm9401]

U can charge, but u need adapter.

[@ebikenuggs]

I’m interested! How? How do you step from CCS or CHAdeMO to a standard outlet to let you plug in an ebike battery? And isn’t it usually DC power rather than AC which your bike charging system would be built for? Not to mention the huge current EV stations are built to deliver.

[@ruslanm9401]

@@ebikenuggs u can watch this video. All answers here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJPRioSMhsupe7s

[@ruslanm9401]

U can't use all stations, but some of them going great. I have adapter och this working great in Europe

[@denyx28_]

can you give like an name for that adapter, i cant find it anywere(i live in europe)

[@jeffreykreiley7265]

@@denyx28_ check out J1772 adapter to charge an ebike. Your charger must be able to do up to 240 volts.